1 10 263 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/db36aa9fd27bd8eda854c57051b7792b.pdf ec3fb1259c8abf6f785f6c69e8d7bd92 PDF Text Text u. . (♦c».---- ----- fr r r - n •:* ■ 'Vf M*l-- At The Churched ALl< SAINTS CHURCH Knterprlae Preacher, Dean Putman Flrat Sunday After Chriatmaa Holy Communion R.'OO A.M. Morning Prayer and Sermon 11:00 A.M. Tueaday, Jan. I Feeat of the Clrcumclilon and New Year'i Day. Holy Communion 10:00 A.M. FIRHT BAPTIST CHURCH Park Arenue at Hlmth Street W. P. Brook*. Jr.. Paator John L. Miller. Mlnlaler of Ed. "We've Saved A Place For You" Sunday School 0:15 A.M. Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. Training Union 0:16 P.M. Evening Worahlp 7:110 P.M. Nursery open *t nil Sunday aer* vice*. Wednciday Evening Service 7:30 P.M. Earphones for the haul of hear* Inf. Welcome. CIIUKt ll OK CHRIST Elm Avenue and Second Street J. C. Nlrholxon, Mlnlaler For everyone that aakelh recelveth, and he that aeeketh, findeth, and to him that knnweth it ahaII he opened. Matthew VII, 8. 10:00 A.M. Illhlp Study. 11:00 A.M. Morning Worship. Sermon: “Simplicity uf the (Jo*, pal". tli.'IO P.M. Sunday Evening Worship. Vllltora alwaya welcome. Remember thcie days! We livcrl each one of them last year. But now they are scraps of paper. They don't m atter any longer. The days abend are the ones that count! That has alwaya been the keynote of our Christian religion. One of the greatest of the early Christians expressed it for all time when he wrote: CHRIST CHURCH. l.rnigHuod (Kplaeopil) Her. II. I.. Zimmerman, II. D. Vicar lat Sunday after Chilatma* 4:00 P.M. Evening Prayer and Sermon. All are welcome. CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY A1.1,1ANCR Rev. (Ilenn K Smith, Pa*lor I»l46 A.M. Illhle School. 11:00 A.M. Morning Worahlu. The |kmlnr will apeak on the auliJerl: “After lletnlrhein". 7:46 P.M. Evening Service. Thl-t la an Informal *ervice for anrilual fellowahip ami (Impel Metaage. The pantor will continue Ida ntP4»Hgr,i from the Hook of Revelation. Ill' mihjert will lie: "Who Oweg the EarthT" All aro invited to attend theae aervlcea. Forgetting those things which arc behind, and reaching fo rth unto those things which are before, l press toward the mark—tor the prise of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus. (St. Paul in Philippians 3:13,14) Let the churches of our community help us to make this a truly happy New Year .. . T hat is no seasonal greeting—it is the call to Christian worship and service for this coming year. IlfII.V CROSS CHURCH (F.placnpal) Rev. II. I,. Zimmerman, II. II., Rertnr l*l Sunday after Chrlatma*. 8:00 A.M. Holy Communion. 11:30 A.M. Family Service and Church School. 11:00 A.M. Holy (,'unflrmalloii and aermon hy The Rt. Rev. Henry I. Louttlt, ttlnhop of South Flor­ ida. Service* during the week: Monday though Thoe»day and Saturday Holy Communion 7:30 THE CHURCH FOR ALL . . . ALL FOR THE CHURCH A.Me Friday Holy Communion 0:00 The Chiiroh la the grealeal (oc)ot on *arth lor lha building ol character nnd qond cllltannhlp It ta a alntehoui* «i eptrllual value* Without a strong Church, nalthtr democracy nor ctvtlltallon cun itirvlva Thare a rt lour *ound raa.on, why every peraon should attend tervlcea regularly nnd nupport the Church They nr* I I I Tor hiown *ak* 11) Tor h ll% chlldren‘a aoke (3) for lha auk* ol hla co m m u te and nation (41 For ih* take ol the C h u rch ^ ^ ll. which need* hi* moral and material auppoel Plan to go to church regu­ larly and read your Bible dally ■eea ciurur v . n .. ■u*4*e ....... ....... fMlleetaa* I rt* MaeCae ........ . Lake e tra i TvaHae ............. iamaea t Its * W M siisir ... I lake I I • T k a n tlf . . . .4 . Mark is ■rra fttitr ............... ftalaaa l» in a$r*t*te .......... e.alw. *1 it FREE. METHODIST CHURCH Weal fourth Hleeet and I.aural Avenue Rev. Fred II. Iloelun, I’aalne Sunday School 0:46 A.M. Morning Worahlp 10:46 A.M. Young People.! Service 7:00 P.M. Kvanlng Service 7:30 P.M. Prayer Meeting Thursday 7:30 r »m * Mr*. Elliott will be *lnglrig"7p!T. J'ale at troth morning and evenInf aervleai. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN „ CHURCH Oak Avenue and Third Street Rev. A. II. Metonl MM«ter A.M. Sunday School. *|f|! 11:1)0 A.M. Mauls.altK .. .rahln. Solo: "Uy the Watera of Babylon", Howell fry Dick Aiken: Anthem: "Clod Bo Loved the World", Stainer b j Chancel Choir. Sermon by Mr. Melnnla. w fij00 A,M' Church for children ages fl.lfl, Mr*. P. R. Staphenaon, D.R.K. Church Nure17* Jl? Nuraery Department durWorahlp. -2 2 I f l ' P a M # r l»«MUe. 5'52 '«{!• Youth..Pallowihlu. TM mSirits if Being Published Each .Week in the Sanford Herald with the Approval of the Seminole County Ministerial Association, and is * 1 i* Sponsored by the Following Business Establishments: tO U C lfc tO N D R U G CO. .( '.» » /" ■■ U M k t c m r P R IN T IN G CO. PBT1TK P A R IS I.IN G E R IE , INC, SlNlARlf OLAM h JN IR A L DAIRIES HOUR ST. JOHN’S REALTY CO. IV IN S MACHINE A SUPPLY CO. BjSoA *\fV ■( '• *•-.4-r'" v J . C. HUTCHISON A CO. i .>•!*> >*« SEMINOLE COUNTY L A V N M T CO. ■REM * a\ ‘M i l. j . 1 �■ ** »■» 'v‘>‘;*> i-f’ ■ 9 H w 'fc't -11*., £lijLi *1* T H U W H A T lIK It In Unity There I* S tren g th — To Protect the |> m « of lh* World i To Promote the Progrst* of Amttlra. T* Prod or* Prosperity for Hanford. H a n f o r d f e r a l f l i 1,-ai i„ parity i Inillly and i oohrnieil tntbl through Tues­ day e*repl thowers likrlv rxltetne not Hi file .day ..llernnrm i AN INDEI’KNDKNT llAII.Y NKW HfAfUK VOLUMR XXXXI1I HANFORD. FI.OHUIA, AwnxMated I'rems l^anert Wire Ifteds Hit For Planning War Talking Peace Flemming Says H Crisis To Last For 20 Years C h in ese Accused Of Trying To Squirm Out Of Accounting For 50,000 Victims Manpower Chief De­ mands S t e p s To Provide More EnRineers, S c i e n t i s t s fl» DON H1ITH BIUNSAN. Korra i* -ln final Korean Irucn lalka of 1031, th« United Natlnna today accused the Kedi of planning war while ne­ gotiating a truce and of trying to Jariulrm out of an agreement to Mali what happened In more than 30,000 unaccounted for prisoner* of war. Subcommittee* would up the year still deadlocked on the Issues of policing an armistice and ex­ changing prisoners of war. Itnth groups scheduled meetings in Pan munjom for 11 a m. T u esd ay New Year'* May (9 p m. Monday, F.8T. I "By your assumed attitude of victor and your Insistence on Ntnvelnpliig a military air capabil­ ity ( airfields> you have served clear mil Ire lo the world thal whal you have In mlml la not peace but war,” said MsJ. Gen. Howard M. Turner, U. N. negotiator. "You have cast an ominous shadow over these negotiations Rear Adm. R. B. Libby said the Communists rafussd to provide data on prisoners the U. N. aaya ware not listed on the official Red •Malar until the. Allies supply fur. ^ h e r Information eft prisoners In iVwiiaM ua Pias alat Books Will Open Wednesday Jan* 2 For Registration The Registration Rooks for Seminole County will be opened Sin the office of the Hupervlsor Nrt the Chamber of Commerrt' Building, at Sanford Avenue and First Street Wednesday, Jan, 2 at 0:00 A. M. according to Mr* Camilla Hrure, supervisor of registration, and will remain open through Mar. 31, Mrs. Rruee said that due to the redlstrlctlng of the county rommisalonera districts In Se­ minole County, It will h» necessary for everyone who lives ‘n th» newly created District 2, nd Precinct No. ill to yet new registration cards. Naw csrtlflcata numbers and rraelnct will b« given on the rarda. New Preclnrt IB and District 3 Include the area between Lake Monroe and Sixteenth Street enclosed bv French Avenue on tho west and Mellonville Avenue on the east. Atao Included In Precinct 111 Is the area h“tween Sixteenth filre*t and Twenty•fifth Streela enclosed by French V * venue on the West and Pork Avenue on the east. Residents u v s tita is na N * s ge*> House Is Destroyed When Lamp Explodes In the fltst hlg blast elne* the r f tite Paris building ovar a month ago a four room frame Houle was burned to the ground and two Jhdlo ln ln c buildings threatened ^ » |i e n a kerosene lamp tgploded at th a home of E*tsl|« Thomas 101? Holly Avenue Frida* night. Firemen arrived Juat In tlma Ho prevent estenalva damage to •neighboring buildings but Were unable to save tha house owned by Henry CaMwall where the Naaa started. Chief Heel Clovelaitd said the department area un­ able to save anything of value .from tho home, # ,rT-MAYFAIR ------------NOT ■ Tha Mavfalr Inn sold. Charles 0. announced today, den .previously published • -York Daily News untrue." ho said. IF YOU DON'T ' 3. WASHINGTON n The I'oiled Stale*' drfrnsr nmhlh/ltliin pro gram, or xnt.irth.ng like II. will 1x*l for im«.|tdv 2u \ear-.. Man power Chief Arthur S Klemming -aid today It people under*liHid till lie *nld. morr would approve di all de (erment* for college shidenls and more high *chuol graduate, girl* included, could study engineering, which sorely neeil* irainrii per n *nnnel "I have gone on ilu- at.iiiiipllon thal we were going lo be involved ui some kind id defen.e timh.1i/ii lion program for Ibe next lo. 13 or 211 years." Flemming .aid In a copyrighted interview m "C s New. A World Urjmrl". a weekly new* magazine "II seems lo me llial It we i|o not approach d on dial p.irheolai basis, we gel Into all kind* of dll i ficultle* a* Inr a* our rra.oulllg s concerned " Much adverse reaction In college deferment. Flemming said, arose from those who "figured the enter gency was going to be with us (or two or three year* " He said they believed the armed forres would have no room (or deferees upon gratfusMon < A shortage of engineers Is ex peeled to m rrrase and I* "one of the most .erlous prohlem* we are up agaln-l," Flemming said, add Ing "We haven't gut a chance lo Ihr world of taking care of Dial dellcll *>f engineers unless we gel fly The AN.SOCIATFM PIIK.VS women beaded In Hie dirertbm ol A i run bled world greet* 11132 to engineering school* " night with hope* nod nrnyers that . it truly will lie a "Happy New Year" lor everyone of Its 300 days—and not lust Tuesday Throughout the world therr will New Year. Hay will i«- «h •* merry celebrations to "ring: In . 'be new. ring out the old Hut served In Sanford with the riot- fnr m in y. ihr observance will Ire Ing of stores, hanks and nther one of prayer at traditional rhurrh Sh*lne« anil Kfwnnlan* ivrrplaces nf business. Office* at th* watch night ceremonies 'i-»t fnc ftf it to I tic ntniiijol Infant l'>32 will mnerlt the mid -if collect u-ne for Ihr KnlvuMnii Court House ami the City Hall will .iml hot war cares of old IftM, Army al (lie dime Imxril., S'm>t be rinsed. Drug stores will ob­ tnd II* leap year calendar u-ill Cv* WillisMm Niilo'iiocrd todnv serve Kunduv hours. have a few added events nf Its Karh orgHolsation m llrilril $.'|im. An outstanding social event will own. particularly the United State:, with thr Klwxoiaos Imvlng * be the New Year* Kve dance tu- presidential election •illght edg<- by h few tirnnlr*. New Yorkers will welcome the night at 10:00 o'clock at the MayThe Roiiiry f'liili also ill,I very fair Inn. Barney Buxton and his New Year tonight at theatrrr.. cab well, she said, in the roljeetioO', arris, and Times topiare. where lolligitig in g I 'Jit. Cant. W illiam , orchestra from Drlnndn will play ten* of thousands mss* aumislly thanked ilu-se organisation* and until 2:00 A.M when lireskfast to rh rrr at the stroke nf midnight other local group, which rniitrihlll will he srrvrd Tickets may lie ob­ (llhrr* will usher In 1032 at Hie ed rtioch t" Ibe aureesa of Ibe rain palgo. tained at the Inn for the occasion rlty's churches Tlirsn iocliided Ilu* llii-iur-s. u n i P r im at many nightclub*'have and a Urge crowd Is expected. No Issue of The Herulil will be been boosted for tonight's crirbra PiofpHsloiinl Wommi's f'liili, I,Innpublished tonunrow In order tliot turn with a 127 30 - per person Club, Daughter* of Wesley of the employees may enjoy the liolidav. charge at the Hotel PUrre’* Co­ First Meliiodi*! Church, .lunlm Tho naper will, however, lie pub­ tillion Room topping the Nrw York Clinmlier of rtinnncrce, American I.egloo anil l.cgino A uxiliary amt list lisher! on flaliirday. In Philadelphia, the New Year Pilot Club Two evenl* ore scheduled to Drdrra for triiai wortb of gro lake place at the Navy Center. Tn- will lie welcomed with the gilt nlght there will he a party to taring annual spectacle Tuesday of rcrles for needy families were uaner in the New Year under the 13,000 gaily eostuinrd Mummer* iimiie (KiKsilile bv Ih r campaign. The 70 gifts included toys to chil aponaorahlp of the Kike Auxiliary on parade Tne *|mrt.s spotlight will turn on dren. In addition, the llonie Kco Mrs. W. A. Cagle will he hasUfa, assisted by Mrs. M. K. Raker. (he annual howl football games ninnies Class of Seminole High Tomorrow nlglil a dance will lie between Ihr nation's lop college School contributed boxes of groeerie* and gifts for two fninilie.i. held. Thta progiam will he spon­ teams; Uisaltssr* a s e s s r XI* l At Cuxhavrn, Germany, hun­ sored by the First Methodist Church. dreds of Germans are pUnnlng s New Yesr's Kve Invasion nf (he still-forbidden Island nf Heligoland Two Men Arretited In light fires nf triumph celebrat­ ing the British decision tn stop Selling Magazines using Heligoland as a bombing target. Two magailne «alesme ncn were Rut st the same Ume, North arrested Friday night following fr.......... .. German coastal residents will light complaints nf residents as In their fires of protest near the Knee Knecht AP Military Affairs Reporter nctiona and aggressive liehavtor, sand Mand aandhank, which the WASHINGTON Mi-Thr United and one of the men had a fit British plan In me at s Royal Stair* ho starting to build while In Jail, said Foil re Chief Air Force target In place of Heli­ the last may nf the man flown bomber* Hov 0 . Williams. goland When these hlg planes reach the H was found that the men did Other celebration! will be held obsolete age, a new generation ot not have the necessary City per­ throughout the world. The Rrlllsh guided missiles and mits for selling, he added. Much will jam Ixmdon'a Piccadilly Cir­ transoceanic pilotless alrrraft are expected to be permit* are obtained from ti\« cus, The French will floeh lo their ready tn lake over the long range eity manager after he In turn has all-night parlies, Ing Iradlllonal aerial tiombardment Jobs received a health certificate con­ "revelllona.” But. airmen familiar wllh plan­ cerning the applicant from the Even behind the Iron Curteln, ning for the future, told a reporter City pnyalrUn, following examin­ subdued for ChrUtmaa, revel* far today that doesn't mean the cur­ Happy New Year Tempered With Prayers That It May Be Peaceful New Year’s Day To Be Observed Here As Stores Close Shrinors, Kiwanis Tic In Salvation ArmyDimcBoards M “ S i P i r JackeenvIlU ; SttHudb..' ■ M “ Predp. The Air Force haa two haavy tot bomber type projects — the 49 Boeing B-BS, (ha flrat model of which ta completed and undargolng u texts, and thr Consolidated Vultee the awrot - wing, all ____ to the combination ton-let B-W. a prototype which Is approaching -com^ There ere aevarsl arguments v-v-v , v ■W ' ■f t p * ' - L l V * .4 w. Persons, Inclutlint> Mativ Irlorifli;uis, Wc s i Point Cnrlrls Ate Aboard 60 v '. .... ■. 4 . . ,e , rS- I - i ' . • • - - . ‘J :; n U llV Il I I.. < d ll r N r.tirh e l* tielleird today lliei bad lo rated tile wreckage ot a C 17 Mi tru e r plane, missing store Hulllnrril.iv ZllO:m l Lv t P ' v - ’< ui B fr! m e loin Aineiienu fliers who were held for rnn.ian by Ifr-rl lluncinv nr- .Imwo ui Tulin All lla sb,.illy after lluy were releiiawl id the Austria-1lun gcioin bi.nlei I lo y wet- llnwii fiooi Tulin to llwu hn.e at Killing, tnroiany, The flo is (from I. to r i me f-» t .1, .. \ Itiitf. Simk.ine, Wash . (’ape Jo,in .1 .Swift, tileii* Full, N. Y ■ Copt Dave lleii'le i son, Sbirim-e, **1.1 i w' m , uiunonib-il the ' 17 ttanaporl forced down In llilligmy by lleil flghlei plane* nflei il m • blcololly eioa*ert the lliingiii mu bolder, nod Hgt .IhIiii-s Klmit. Kingsland. Aik I lot ei lialiooin | Ahomey General Rsdi^nn Prepares Camps F o r Subversives Prison L.'thor Is I’m To Work On Three Ri u Insttillnlion.s Reactivation Of Welcomes LowHI Ozier Into Local Rotary Club m Naval Station Is I(I51 Mujor Fvrnt Id i’tp ll n /iP i hlillrlln, • mm11 M ini .1■, u H i om rH Itiln th r iseif ♦* v * I •• I• tiwliiv I . it X ni'VM'sl til*mini I*V N e w (* 11n ■, 11 iii l o i n ( I ( i I '- i n It I). | u )Mt i •V 1*1 I hi k Itrthi; «n t li i |*i* H lilnl i u i ! h*» last m* • f mi; nt ttu Vr-ir Mi It.iMftno ulsii ......... mi • | Ill.iI thf in U r \ Martin l'i an itli • N <■ ;i i III .|»e«|i nf Smith I l«i* Ml • f*i| Rv lark Adam* IV AM I IN I i'll IN f Mi.iim-v hum ii'fto r of Holy * • « * lutn u *itf! i fm ni**r |U r u il m 1 »*t Ilu % in '-•tier it M cfirsttl 1 *plle, lv • ikmg m,i |, mii Hie III .1 i lr p 1. low.irrl ellio^ up fnfil IlnVnrv t'liih, will di lenlloo ra m p ■ lor rl.iogi to n . -uti i I| m I ptMikri nil tin* |" . » mm iu hi »i-rslve* lo Mil', eoiitilry .luillld llie Mmul.i v need -in e I hi* » lull f|i'Votn( Ilu |uo*;» mm h I It t* a tilg li sle riper iliotl. |Uo i idtng for .i |Hi.,itile roundup d I I n List »e**-e*Mi*C of Hu* v ♦» tu 4 mimtirr «*l u««i* !*•«! in,m y thou -and potenhxl -pie. utd • ilaileur* Ferlrral pri .mi I.i Ihii i already il wink or -noli will lie on ibree iiiaioi im lallalion. with a *-untuned rapacity lor lino .log morr than I.(SKI |ier no One of lire.r l, Ilu- former mill i try airport al W nlrnluirg Aitz Ihr oilier - are Wul Id IV.ir II pi I. oner of war comp* it k lot euro, Arlr . and I'll Henri, "kla Survey* of oilier s im ila r urm .ed I iv 1 ‘lt.it I r r. Mnr1 1io»* Old «i I'd " u d I F of F m intain Ion I lo ,IM|, '• I'le k n n * ■' ‘ • II G r a n i y i T fj;i| ( HuI viincrd iigiiin*l keeping on build log tilgger nnd bigger bnmlirr*, In eluding these I Heavy bomber-, hm- getting bm rosily in minify, titunpt.wrr sod materials 2. Guided .Missile*, when lot proveiripol* are altnlned lo gold ancc systems, ran do everything the heavy, strategic humber does si less eost In tnnnimwer. mu Irrialx soil perlmp* in n major design nf Ihe airframe appears to be about the maximum that can bo expected. It Is aa streamlined, aa afflclenl for lift as the drafting board men can make It. The airframe design will live through several generation* of angtoe. design. Indeed, different type engines may be used In different I Uti"' Pt,r * DH •ill .. t Hi u uli |M, ul until i i >i d m . l * im* 11ii lie *| f ii. The Tiny Dlu*r l-< I— ,«i ib, »•«■I i nd nt the R,ii . ri,i,| i I nrm-i < Market np »l|. 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Galloway, who acts .- lag iigenl (nr thr Motor Ve , , b.' lr Ucp.irtnient Thr' rlrsdltoe K x n n i t l i n n . s tm *ccming the ..c . t ig . w.n t>r PNg I N il, Time ( UM*s It, ( lain, I ;t\ midnight on Feb TO *tu- diner, I ’nitre f!b" f R*.v Wit MARKET NMVH SANF..RD (Kpr. mli rtie It. S, Department nf Agrteolhire tndav no.iriunred Its sednnnal fruit and vege.nbl* markel new. nfflee will n|iro here Wnlnc.. l«v, Jan. 2. in report no this year'* celery market. T. It. lb.Its, for the pint nine year* axslgneii to the New- Yni\ fruit and vegetehln umiket now* office, will be In charg'1 here. A veteran In market new. work, lie served ill Cleveland liefiire going to New York, and handled the cel­ ery market reporting here nlamt IB years agu. Itenorta to be Issued bv the of­ fice nor* will (tover colory move­ ment, prices, and other market factors of Interest to growers, shippers, and others. •i» I In i , XH'k |MII. 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Using the It 32 as an example, the New Year were expectedrent new heavyweight bombers Violator* are liable to a fine of But the merrimeut will be tem­ wlU be nut of date soon. military nvlstlor. ntflrlnls make np to 1200, 90 days In Jail or both, pered by the Jtogea hopes for SolFor one thing, a lot of huga have these points I j y peace. * Mid Chief William*. M'eetteee* yet to be worked out of guided As combat planes go, It will last mlaallea — like how to ateer them a long lime (perhaps five or ten LONGWOOD FIRR The Weither over the bortion and make them years, hernuse the aerodynamic Two firemen with tha small blow up the right target. Mgh l e v r- . No. 1>.l Hunt Goes On For 3 Planes 1 Reported Lost Amrricnji Fliers A fter IM fhno lly Itutl IIunwary U. S. May Be Building Last Of The Bombers To Be Flown By Man booster truck ware tent veaterday morning to aid tha hard pressed Asheville Longwood Fire Department aa a fire of wide extant menaced tongxrood near the f,y- Cleveland The local man, W. L C. II. Knight, aided iu _____________________ Ksliibliohed 11HR* MONDAY DEC, :il, HIM i t ...... 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The station said the series would begin early in Jan- . ft ; > /* . r_.. .-ZVis ,« ... . STARR IN G A ii .iii nil li nut fur the iire lt of lomrnv Murk, Sutlfoid Nrgio. on -m ,1**11111) and Im Hpiv charge liill'iwlng llm slabbing ol M u g .re l l.ovc .it the t.sin stalin.. last night 'Mir v.i till, ill ll.e '.bibbing u'lll I.rated at Fcrnald l.uilgh.iH. Mem or in I Hnilplnl and r e le a tr d ___ Movie Time 'Fable " liv in g HIT*/, L x a th e r w k * " Mill .7 0S - 3.13 ■ 7.24 Midnight slmw 11. .70 I*. "Flame nf Araby" Tuesday — "Elopement l;4A • -7:45 - B:4J • 7:43 MOV1KLANI) "On* Knot in Heaven" 0:30 - 7;0H - Intermission frature 9:41 Midnight show: 13:00 ".Saturday's Haro" Also showing Tuesday PRA1R1H I.AKK 9:.73 M. 9:43 8:66 "Rest uf the Dad Mon" Tuesday — “Two Tickets to Broadway" 6:30 - H;30. 10:00 �•' * • m■i — • y .- \V j» • )% #- ■ TH U [i I SAN FO RD H R R ALD ■ M o n . 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DK( TODAY'S Itllll.K VKKHB Wa ran iln nothing In secret. Du nothing, say nothing that you would mil a util In Hava rend pub­ licly lietora all luimnnlly. Tin* Wavs of man un- befuie I lit- eye* lba Lord, uml he pum l.retli all a ■ going*.—|*r. 3:21. - ‘u If we «e»k n ri-rlnin ilrutlnn; tlon wr inuni take Hip mid that ■i lead* there. .Many have hern liwt on by.runiiii that lire unmarkrd. ; ' Ask fur tli« ulit path*, where l<, . the good way, and walk therein.— Je. fliltl. Happy New Yrar. About lliii liinr uf yr,n all dial It left of die turkey hath it a ! bone nf tontrnliuii. Government rmjiloyept in' created 7,700 during die monlli of November, die Civil Service Comimiiion rt|>orti. Thai make* a «r«nd total of 2.515,‘>00 Working for the federal governrnenl in civilian aKenurt at the beginniiiH of liiii month. It take* a lot of prople to tell ut wliat Cj to do, Imw to do it, mid when to do it. Evrn the licit laid plain of mice and men lomctimei go *■ ailroy. I’rinia Minuter Churrhill Wa* lUppoted lu leave l-ondon ■ on Sunday for Wadiingliiii wline 11 ^ b* had an iqipuintmrnl with President human on Jan. 5. Hut the anchor on the Queen Mary got jammed and the great linei WSI delayed 24 liout* her de­ parture. Remember that the next . limp your paper .is .late, Our ’ anchor may he jammed. Secretary At hr.on teei 1952 |f{ as a critical year fur die United State*, lie irciiti to believe that the iuue of peace or war will Ini sallied in die tint twelve montSii, paihapt in the next tix month*. "There are ground. for confidence, he sayi, "Imt no Kiouiid* fur comblscrncy. We cannot afford to * )dt down at all in vigilrnce, purPp»e «nd elfort”. The greatest danger to this country, at we tec 5, it, is, there being no war, we [Will become weary of prepared* ! nets, go hack to iltep, get caught again SI we were at Pearl Harbor, or when the Korean War ilarted. Former Persistent Herbert aver mys there i« mure diianeily in guvrmmcnt today than i war before in American liiitury. tT h a t is covering a lot of territory "and a lot of diilioneily. There 'have been some exceedingly cor!‘nipt jieriod* in American life i t Van before Truman, even before 1Taapol Dome. Tile difference it (Jnsrsty in degree. Never before American hiitory have the opitniliet for graft been *o It, Navir before has thera so much lax money lying to b« stolsn. But if our « i l t f more corrupt than before, perhaps it i* wo people who are to blame for Changing Of The Yean I•redrwitha q; in anyi sone If ciicli one of the hemt liistoriuriri wrote* on the history of ttio country in which in- H|ic-ci»|kt>M, the comhlnt'd rtmult m ight tiiooretlcally make tin* IiohI univermil hiHtory ever w ritten. Such a history in the goal of a project Hpomtored li.v Uncrtco, tiie United Nation* Kilneational, Scientific anti ('ulturid Organisation. A H,000,000-word net in nix volume.* i* planned, to appear in l!>f>7. The large work will nino lie condensed to a college te x t­ book, and to a Hingle-volumu abridgm ent for the average man. Prof. Paulo H. (,'arnccro, liraxil’n delegate to Unenco, head* the project. The editorial work will lie directed b; Prof. Ralph 10. T urner of Yale Univernlly. The plan will cu on a thouHiind Hcholar*, Aniatic, Kuropeaii and N orth and South American, S ta rtin g in 1052, a Journal of world hiato ry will he drafted an a proving ground for the larger un­ dertaking. Thin in not the first work of it* kind. There have been no-called hintoriniiH' liintorien of the world, containing puhhaguH from ancient wrlturn and modern. Thene are nccimnarlly uneven in quality, often containing ntatem entn which have nlnce lieen (Unproved, (,’am hridge Univernity In England in renjionnilile for excellent co-operative liintorien, In many volume*, of ancient, medieval and modern timun, and n|ieclul hlntorlen of India a ,tl Poland. Thu final volume on Poland ap­ peared not tong ago. On a narrow er ncale, Yale UnivcrHlty'H "UhronicIcH of America" are a well-executed net on AmerIciiii history, in more than fifty volume*. Thene may now »cc(f correction an ruxcnrch dincovern new fact*. So will Unt'Mco'n great work need alteration* from tim e to time. One purpoHc In to do away with the minHtatenient* uf nuporpnti'lot* lo different count t ie*. A Mingle work free from national prejudice would lie an au thority of greater prestige than any local w riter, and make it easier to de­ term ine the tru th , lint the knowledge of tru th In tradition­ ally elusive. Living Litfht •P sklng pro’ ol ' 1 '-------- — ■'" V 'l ii B l BUT HOW LOMG WtlMTBE UMffU. ST ^H STU ^ M o u .tR iN 'H t S HE A O O F F ? £ i - By DAVID 1. WILKIE Asoorlattd I’rw s Automotits Editor DETROIT—WP>—A big, unanswered uueatlon 1051 wtlt l«*v# for the auto industry is juxt how hard controls affected its operations. The year brought rigid reatrlctlons on material* consumption with consequent limitations on unit output; it brought itiffcr price controli nml higher retail prices. Yet when final figure* lire tubulated it will be shown 1951 was the eecond bent production yenr;d*~ •hat new cur Inventories were be- workers because of restrictions on tpect* to en* lun nut loat at the year end and r!vi!ls-’ output, that new models were us eager­ counter u manpower shortage. ly awaited as a t any other lime The Impact of the defense proin the Industry’s history. yrum I* reflected not only In In round figure* the Indicated production limitations but In new output total fur Itffil wus (1,(100,- model design. With few excep­ 000 car* and truck*. There are tions must of the 1952 model many industry analysts who say cars, already Introduced or abogt that total would not have been to be have been given only "faceexceeded bad there been no con­ lifting" changes. Notable exceptrol*. The same sources sny Hie lion* will be the Ford line of 4,000,000 passenger cars the in­ cars, which will have new bodies dustry is expected to build In Mid new power plants. 1952 will be enough for norniul Many other car makers, How­ dvinund. ever, have had to defer signifi­ That view, of course, Is de­ cant changes planned in their ist table. Some leading sates exe­ power plant*. Some new V>8 en­ cutives say there I* a demand now gine*, originally planned for 1962 for at least 5,000,000 new cars a model car*, probably will not ap­ year. Restriction* limiting out­ pear until the 1953 models are put to 4,000,000 they nay, can re­ brought out. sult only In the budding up of Innovations, however, Include anothsr backlog of demand that newer brakes and power steering, may not ba filled for many years first Introduced by Chrysler in to come. tl* 19SI line of top Chrysler The year*end find* the auto in­ model*. The»e advance*, In the dustry with some tOlk billion of making lung before the Korean defense orders on Its books, but outlneuk, arc scheduled for other only a small volume of deliveries 1962 cars. being made. The orders call for A«lde fmni these engineering tanks, aircraft engine* and other Items for which new plants amt Improvements amt the Introduc­ new tooling installations were re­ tion of more heat and glare re­ sisting glass In some models, few quired. Beat estimates now are th at major changes were presented these weapons will begin to flow during the year. In substantia] volume about (he third quarter of 1962 and that thu The Graduate .School of Jour­ eak will be reached early In nalism ut Columbia University >63. By that time the Industry, was founded and endowed by thu now worried about laying off late Joseph Pulltier. R l-li’lr 1craft Corporation, soys we have a Guided MintiileM fine start on the problem of guided 1missiles but hastens to point out IC»lll*M rr„M *•««« U«>) It 32’* far different kinds af mis­ the question of guiding the misdies is still a (horny one. lie told sion*. The slumlord jets are growing a group uf bunk officials recently urogressively more powerful and thut: faster Uf count Importance, de­ "It's not hard to build just a signer* are gradually cutting down missile of any range, long or short; the fuel • thirst of the engines, 1C* not too hard to Imlld shortgetting more mileage out of them. ranged guided missiles. Hot up to In 194H. Jet onglncs were producing now It’s been awfully hard, If not about 4,000 pound* of thruil. impossible, to build u long - range Recently, In a report to stock­ holders, Frederick It ltenUrhler, chairman of United Aircraft Cor­ poration, claimed that the Pratt A Whitney J -37 engine going Into the U-32 had ■ thrust "comparable with or superior to any engine in pro­ duction or ready for production." He had mentioned among other en­ gines the British flapphiro with n 7,200 • pound thrust rating. Despite the optimism about lon­ gevity uf the big bombers, no one, including the Industry, disregards the aicemlngtry of the guided mt% site. Indeed, most uf Iho big «IM craft companies, Hoeing among them, are working Intensively In their own missile reseurch labora­ tories One industry olficiul, Hubert K. Grots, president ul Ux-khecd Air guided missile. The long range guidance system, not the missile— that's the key. And that's the prize —what the rsco all over the world is for — and wo must and wo can win it. "In plain lunguuge, we must have a guidance system that can go beyond the horizon. How do you bend a beam (an electronic beam nlong which the missile rides) around the curve of the earth's surface?" MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING—TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES. CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD TELEPHONES 180 and 1071 Room 404 Hanford Atlantic National Bank BMa. have Rltrifyn nought out flrffHe* In the Hum­ m er with the Idea thiU 'tho tiny creature*, placed in gluH* Jam, would nrovide lip,lit for portiible lanterns. Now *cientintn tell ti* th a t the day may come when they will he nblu to produce a sim ilar living light mid put it to common u*c. Tiie Hcfeutintn who have studied light-producing plant* and animals have concluded that (la* glow In tiie result of u chemical reaction produced liy tiie nourishm ent the bright things lake in. We wonder if the scientists are suggesting th a t someday a pill sold a t a drugstore will perm it a person to walk about at night w ithout artificial light. The idea would have countie** advantage*. Thu humun dynamo w ith living light m ight then lie uble to read in bed a t night, w ithout dl*turliing other pemon* in the room. The C0NPIDI liUHhand coming home iatu to find th a t hi* wife had un­ expectedly rearranged the living room furniture m ight be able to make hi* way to bed with a lot Ichk noise and emluirrassm ent. Homo provision should lie made, however, to keep the Idea from being commercialized. It i* not impossible that Home promoter would prnducu a hat designed to *hado the human lamp u* well mt to cover the head. From there it m ight lie hut another step to an atte m p t to convince the In­ dividual th a t lie sh o u ld dress ho oh to look like a lump base HAVINCH a LOAN AHHN. l i t Woat First HIteal promises u bright future. FIRST FEDERAL CAMPBELL’S CABINETS BUILDERS' SUPPLIES 1447 • M1LLW0RK Highway 17-03 South %', problems, personal and world-wide, beset us all. But problems have always faced men . . . they have provided the challenge which mankind has, with the help o f Divine aid, mover failed to meet. . , 1939 PLYMOUTH Happy New Year! Healthy New - g Door Sedan, Hood Transportation W. V.* Bitting Touchton Drug Co. We atwaya gladly welcome this odaeon when w* can an* Ian, Extra Good Tl idle, Hotter—Runnii 1947 BU1CK $145.00 1939 BUICK mow ‘ J A Superhistory ICuallaava gram eaaa Oa.l (Hera In Korea will pray that 1932 will bring Iho truce that the last half of the old year only prom­ ised. United Natlona Secretary Gen­ eral Trygve Lie In a New Year'a ntaaaago from Pnrli expressed the world'* desire for a word of "cheer and confidence at this sea­ son." ho said, "(ho danger ling them t^ become corrupt. olHowever, a third world war cuntinuea .ile rsfenl racial stroriiie* ^agitation Hemming from them jig to magnify racial friction IT'otti of proportion to Its real j, the Tu»kegee ; lhidtuta rey only one lyoching in the • country during 1931. This yrilh two the pravioui , i in 1949, twa in 1948, Year 011951B rouht Many Rigid * Restrictions To Automobile lodnstary HAPPY NEW YEAR The changing of th e guard In one of th e bent known of th e many colorful ceremonies of the m ilitary services. Tour­ ists make a special effo rt to see the changing of the palace guard In London, because it is so famous as a spectacle. To a large degree it is an exnmple of ceremony for its own sake, since the usseiitlul task of relieving one group of men and plnelng another on duty could be accomplished much more simply. Yet the pomp is useful. It helps to im press upon the participants the deep importance of th eir duty, to give the old guard it -••it**.. of arcornplishinent anti the new one a sense of responsibility, and to create an appreciation of the continuity of the guard. The uliJ tour of duty ends; a t t tie same moment the new one begins. The celebration of New Year’s Kvo has become pretty much ti party for the sake of having a party. If everyone went about liis a ffa irs as usual the calendar would still get changed. Hut the noise nml singing, the greetings ami cere­ monies and resolutions are useful. They help us to rememiter Unit the turning of the calendar's page is a m easuring point in the cycle of life, at which we cun look buck on the past and take satisfaction from its accomplishments and pleasures, and look forward to appraise the jobs and joys iihemi. Celebration adds u sense of Imnortuuce to th e passing of time, mi appreciation of its continuity. The old yeur ends; even as its last sound ticks away the new year begins. The year behind may have been good or may have had, according to the individual point of view. Itut the one to come can lie the best ever. Happy New Yeur! w,,h" At thle time people era drawn eloeer together and have a greater appreciation of the toaoda of their follow men. Aa pharraaelaU wa know t that 4 htU O ffho ul i n i y if t f th a ra w ill t a j M h S a to kelp each of you. M - only. 1296*00. 1948 BUICK CHEVROLET ' ' - 1 . •;I ' 1052 can be a year of progress *. progress toward a lasting peqce in. a free world. . . progress towarej solving-the problems of pov­ erty, sickness and unhappinesB across the world and here at home. If we face our job with determination a n d resolution .we «... 1' •V-. * 1 ' cannot fail! w hope that 1052 .will bring youtnd youni joy and fulfillment and to the worlds lasting and secure peace. . R ^ j U �7 » v Social A n d Personal Activities PHONE US §ocial Calendar Miss Iris Gay Flowers Weds W. O. Lindsey Pe rs o n a l s I l f special inter ret to l( wide . Iri le of friends in Klorntn and j Louisiana was the niarnnge *>f Mi»Diitii'iiu Gordnn Baker, dniighler nf W ill in m Ewing Baker. U.S A K.. ltd . and M is. linkei of Lake M ary, to W illiam Darrell K ilpatrick, soil of Mr. mid M r*. Edward Ciiltin Kilpatrick, ■lj\, on Thursday afternoon at 1:3(1 o'clock in Hie ('Impel of Peace. Ilnly Cross (*im n h , the Rev. II L yttl. J..|, roinoicimult, ol'liciii** mg. Tim bride ..a * lovely in a still of pale blur, with ii.-rcnt« of imvv bloc, v«ifh Which she wi re o stiiull Dow ned cloche, am. b n brnlal boiii|tiel was of white tulip* Hi t imiid of huiini and only nl Jeff Chandler prntei-ts Maureen ll'lln m ill Dli* i'll Die ecene from loiiilnnt wa* liei *i>ler. M l** Dilon Univi'isnl Inlcriuilionnl'* ''Klame t 'f Aniliy. T.-' hnicolot Showing on Bilk, i , who .vole a g u v 'in i » i'u Ill- Itilr I’heater *.-icell N’ c.v Year'" Eve al id-nil iv dark ei grey nrer.**orie*, and cai rie l a boinpiel of diil>«nnel tniip* The |ic*f Mum .vii* (be gioom'* b ro tliri, Ri i Im-i I E. Kltpnlriek A leer o| ion was h.'l.l immrd n iicn lately following I he ceremony at thr luime of Hu* Itrid*-'* parenls Mrs \ miIhav S|f*Mi i uni* HOI KOfiryrl## on Lake Mary. Tlo* bride'* table I'lim ctih 'l ,Mi .a rfm iltu H ' I n n , was overlaid with a i i . I - ii nd popular lit h 14 i‘I•■4'l , al ,i Inin In on IH1 .over .villi .a im ithhati.i eroiaing A “• fjAH * nhii'h to1 jrave *01 Krulny al in 1 t° th........ liei i, and hdd two large • 1 ' <il* u»-« K*»i*; Mf R o hiiiHP op Kirill it St r*•»’(„ A|*t i H f » It# p M fi a.;bridal iiik c .. Mi 1n iiiiio ii» »n fi*r 1 In Htma • A S|H»f t • I'nratlt AnnMing at Hie reception .certI I I ‘wall*r w* motif noii1 11 -.*11 tin oil |*hoot Hir 7 on M r*. Raymmul Ball, M r*. 1{. K. fHIf Hon I* \ * I' 'Iff pnMy 1 imm« ami fh» Iimu l |* I tHiim* *•t .41 \ 7 in True, 3ir*. Krank Evan*, all of i.tlili lo lil a ♦•i oti.il .in an^i'iio ut ?.» ■ \ cl| fI•It,1I V*I 1 | It (FI ' la k e M ary, and M r* .1 A. Kil U l til Tlim i F i» ' ot lit* I*«t 1*1 apt . u 1II1 -tlvcMii pat lick of Madeira Iteacli Tlie r * f Milks* I U.ivt-. rimi 01 uaoo of ,* \r.v 7 M is.I’* Tentniyr M d livm . Kaye ; .t* .It I I I I i f ■«» • ** Ik III* (lt lit* ••I#** ! vUn pli'.ioH'il a W illiam * mid llclliae Stevcll-., all l il.lt I *IH li I n I ' l l * . 7 « pin'!' 111 iil\M 10 iu 1 1 iioMn pat \ || l. l 4 It .1 1 l •• of Sanfoul M r* It E t'linpmaii, • in a* ii iloio tio’ IiohIo-m* % » \| • ■I I fir li *MI of Sanford, .va* m .h in g e of Ho** **a|i Ml* I .lit.... VsMrihoi: All- Spo’i 01 41-t \ top ltrifli,,si I'oitlk If l{ .1 \ i «i«| » I• aa* (u i iiiiilltt’i, >H' C It Hai (i I 111’ IY»|f «*f tllVbl) UHP>| 4 '♦ IO II " R t’lilM* kho*r t'OjM>uip I ill* lulu lot'll foi Hie event were thr bride'* III • ♦• I mini S . IP I. H ill I V4llli tlo* hulHil ^IH'4| Ill'll' i'll * •In Uh grniidnioihei. M i*. I.n .H r Odilon IVi 3** Al .......ilil'i MU >1II It. |; 11 lo*, mot In 1 ol I kit* iuok ItroiiKKnrd, form erly of Alda-ville, It m» Nf*•44w ■hi I, Min ilowaul \\ hrlrkiol, .Mr . I n , ami bet Hunt. M i.. Anne Drlfe MM',. SI*44w • * \ >44 \ r>«( I'llM liohcit t alliiPiin. Mil* II A iMi »i »* Ban. lo ft, both of Lafayette, |,n . It 1I I'* M t | f >1M I li O ' M k I.HIlk, J |., All 1. (HTnl’l I.MNNlMK, and Mi * .1 A Kilputrii k and h**i H I Ml %\ Hi* Jiikm I n*ri r. Mi * \l I A •• I U I t Mi I itr.fi ■ daiigblei, I in.la, ,.f Madelia A •• .N*4S Kalnifo, .h , Mi . Alit*on WlmiloOt Item li A ............ vi • 4 a fli t ,V| 1 •» 1 H i l u l l 1 T •«« Tlie wedding I-. of p aiti, ular in , \ . 44 , teresl III iHinking . ii. le. in I m il i I VMFI I.IA Sll(»\> •aim and Klornln tin- luide i . the % V ix i*» Hi; .1 f ’dti H‘l h i t k i i'W«*r 4 *4 11*I I ! ii ki n r i t* g tlinddiliiglil......... tile bite l.nstle A ID XI.if lit MG 1 >« 4 . MiMiii^limii t Im h Iu mh* i n v i t e d l o 41.......1 I m Xt' 11 •blilon Broii**iird, past p ie .idem •1 Im XX ... M \t \l C l o t Ido I>i i i Rit i 1411f i' mi * V e i l i ni l mid fur ninn. . n i l ....... .. "1 ! 1*1. il M•i'l XI ■ L u m f (i M i m i m l i t i i i n ' i h i i S h o w , . e i ti i 1• XX ,14 li* 1% *Ml. •be I oiiistana Banket, \.„ ,d a 1 li l a u d . . ("i .In n 11' M nl i (*•■ tjon, and pie .id'1ot and ehniriMfifi inCl 1 . XX Hi l • XMU 1 I'M. 1 , I ’ ........ M h u m i|M() X m l i L i i m m . "( Hit iioaul of D,e bank of Abb. in X H i \ 'Ml | h, •4llM44 , 11 | * -it •* ' h i m * ■■! .III. and T ilid C o , Abbeville, La Ia • V #* w (hi* hum! ............ ml liniliiiilltM.il M id i I" Mi K ilp n tin V * fallicr i. pn-*t la t ♦. * .< 4 * | | r . . i 4 1*11 f i* Mt* y i ’ . i r , i n 4| i i «i i (4|»m m 1 L x deal of till- Kim Ida Stale Bank al I I >i «t 4 \ tt'l il t lt»* ( ’ i i i t H ' l h * ,Nt»t it 1y nf ( ‘r i i i t ' i l Sanford. I I IL |.( 11 I'* t 1m tit i I Imi iiiii, mi «ii ” |*,#i ut mn xxil li tin I I M-1**i"i•M 'V -I* It H i M r. and M i* Kilpnlitek gum 11 i M •! t M l 44 . i l l A n i i ' i i .in I .itn rlM ii N h M‘ l v , tin anted finni Seminnle High .School, 11 l -i v in*' * ■ *11 In I ' l i f M f l i i . S til l f F i n i I m! AiiHRi. u in I Mn and tin- luiilegiooiii attended the I J W■»M \ t N »HI k l m n l i i N i m Ni’ i y m i ' i i Y A n a i i , ki t I nivel illy of M oi ula, .vlicre in- ' J . * It'iili- • 1 “.»t III R kv*1 IJ • \ »"•■ • It.H I ( m n n m in 'ii liy Al* * (L ii i > V major yd m li,inking and I iiih iu i -* |ili 1.1 L i t Jt I vi m xx! M i M i I H i R H r I1 [ M i U'lmlrttr*lr.itInn Tin- young rntiph Lit 11 M I V II" m.i j i v in i’ it * • ■> 1 I m m l i m n . w ill 10 ndc ill Siinfoid I ■ N. 4" The marrlatr*1 of Ml»* (Hi Mr*. J. F. Riser ami Mis* Elhel Flower*, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Charles McCollum Flower* Riser are visiting relative* in to William Oliver Ltndsev, Jr. e* Savannah ami Tnllniia»ri-c. Macon. G*. *"n nf the Rev. and Mrs. A. M. Philip, has had :i» Mrs, W. O Lindsey, of Augusta. "*•. took rdaee on Saturday ere her guests, Mr. and Mrs. George nlnir at 7:30 P. M. In the P in t L. Hardy of Bradenton. Me'hodist Chturh. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Thornton The Rev. W. O. Lind tec, father nf the hrldrgmnm, assisted bv spent the holidays with her sisler, the Rev. J. E. McKinley, offlclate.l Mrs. It. E. Haley in Lakeland. at the double ring ceremony In Mr. and Mrs. W K. Hill have a setting nf hanked tialms, white gladioli ami chrysanthemums, and had as their guests during L'lirMbrnnehrd candelabra with lighted mas, .Mr, and Mra. W R. ILootn taper*. The aisle pew* were mark* nf Ulayton, Ga. ed with clusters of white gladioli Miss Jane Hnrri* of AHaiti a, lied with white satin ribbon, A program nf nuptial music Ga., arrivrd by plane recently to wa* giveji hv Mrs. J, L, Me Ewan, spend a two wren’* visit with her church organ!/,;, and Stanley parents, Mr. and Mr- Carl Marti* Hrumlev, soloist. Mr. and Mr*. Roy Holler lum­ Otve*i In m arrtagr by h*r fa th 'r. as their guests, Mr*. C. R. Grave*, Charles M. Flower*, the bride and son C. R. Graves, Jr. of 'core a colonial candlelight satin Greenville, B. C. who will sprnd » bridal gown, fashioned with a full short time here. *klrt o-er hnrps, th* skirt extendIng Into a cathedral train. Mr. nod Mrs, llntry Ice have Florentine lac* formed a panel as their guests their son in law down the front of the gown ami ami daughter, Mr. and Mi*. Lee •he same laee formed points over Draper of Lake Walt*, and their the hand*. The fingertip veil of two sons, Andy and Mike. Imported Illusion fell from a tiara of orange hlo»«om« designed with Miss Margaret Anderson, of near!* and Iridescent heads, tfhe lllghtstown, N. J. Im* l-rcn spend­ carried • colonial nosegay of ing the holiday* with Mr*. C. II lilies of the valley centered with Moss as the guest of Richard P. (ilcc Club while rnse*. The hrld# wore pearls Packard. to her mother amt worn To Vl»it Sun ford belonging in her «wn wedding. Miss Rebec, a Pleven*. Mis. Mrs. Brunson Woods nf Atlanta, Mary Earle ami M i-. Virginia ' A IN ..-V III,K l lp r r ln l l . . tia., sister of the bridegroom, Earle spent the weekend in JackThe University of Ktorida Men's was malron nf honor. Bridesmaid* Hire Club w ill Innnrli Ita Ipfil eon* were Mlsa Betty High of Det.and sonvllle as the guest" of Mr. and rert aeaann with two local concerts ■»nd Ml** Norma Jean Prcvntt ol Mrs. Jack Horner. l.eat month preceding the nnnttal Seville, cousins of the bride. Mr. and Mrs. William Kirk and slate, wide tour Keh. |.R. They wore identical drcaac* of their son*. Ruddy and Scott, viol The proun w ill tw heard nt 11:30 •rarlrt velvet, fashioned upon the erl in Miami rrrrntlv will, reli, A .M , Monday, Jan. 7, at I*. K sum* lines a* that of the bride, lives. lo n g c School nod at lt:3t) A.M with long mitten* of scarlet velvet. ♦ te s iln v , .laii. R, at Gainesville The altemlunttt rarrb d heart Mlv. Edit* Clilltrmli'o and M i­ High S'hmd. During the trip shaped nosegays nf white carna­ l-aura Chittenden lia-c relumed lltrniigh tlo' state they will sing at tions, and wore flower* matching home after spending the Cliri.t Tampa, Kill. I; W inter Haven their nosegay* In their hair. mas holidays with E. \ t'liitton Keh. 2.3; SAN K n it It, Keh. 3 Rest man for Mr. Lindsey wa* den and family at I'ini-lln* I'nik Ihiylonn Iteaeh, Kelt, 4: New the Rev, Hubert Floyd of CartersSmyrna lleurh, Kelt. 4; Jackson vllle, S. C, and usher* were Wil­ Miss Winona Miller of Hi vllle, Kell, ft; l.ive Ctaic, Krh. 0 liam Alezandrr McClellan. III. Petersburg. who is n stinlenl ,t Tallaha*aee, Kelt. 7: Dofunlak of Macon, Ga., Dllie Royal, Jr. Stetson University, i' I he guc.t Hprlnpa, Keh. 7: W arrington. Keh of Umatilla, Frederick Rnaaetter, of her aunt, Mr*. E. M Calloway 7: lllnnnlstown, Keh. 8; G rarevlllc and Mr. Gallnwny al their horn and John D. File. Keh. 8; Keystone Heights, Keh, 12 Mrs. Flowers chose for her on Mellorivlllo Avenue [w ild l.nke City, Kelt. 17. daughter'* wedding a dinner gown Members of the inimical organ of ruynl blue velvet, with acces­ Lt. -Simon L. Diiigtrldrr and (ration ate tienlge lleeia, Gitlli**- sories nf silver, All'll Plena Mr*. Dingfeldrr and duughler, vllle; Kavntond Meek, Kraliela camellia* worn In her hair com­ Jan. have arrived from Kt Hingg, (iardner, Harold Goodejl, James pleted the ensemble. Mr*. Lindsey, N. C. In spend a fev. day* with Gordon, John l.aytnn, John Olson mother of the bridegroom, wore M. Dlngfeldcr'a parent*. Mr nn,| and W a ltrr Thompson, Jarkson a format gown of grey chiffon Mrs. Julius Dingfeld IT. vllle; John Gugeli Melvin Swa«t with pink accessories, with which David Thomas and Hugo /.achlnl she wore a corsage of pink car­ Mr. and Mr*. Grndy Itiimnii. H> HETTY PKOHs e k umps; James Clarke, Jay Merkel, nations. ami (hair guest*, Mr mid Mr* .1 CHICAGO (,V) I be yen I nd Richard Shrove, Lakeland; Following the ceremony the W. Morgan of Birmingham, Alt. Btfil wit* tine of tin uit>*l un*el hum Id Route ran and Arnold Pol bride's parent* entertained with a left today for Miami where the-,- Ib-d in the fur nil i m.liHirv' nek, Miami; Raymond Daniel, Jr. reception at McKinley Hall. will attend Hie Outage Ito.. I lliatoi y ■ i l Carroll Phillip*, W inter Hav The bride'* laid*, overlaid with Game. T l i f i m l i t H l t y i t c g n i i l l l f t l lu * *m| Janie) Rower*, Dcfunlak a ru t Work lirien doth, wi» n liu o it tu tia w a . u u tik e l T h ,. '' Springs; Julian Ryrd, Seville; I,e Mr. and Mrs. Ned Smith have t e a a f i g h t i t t g a n d d e f e t t ' e p l a n t centered with a wedding cake ' rev Crouch, Mania; Paul Cum docorated with title* of the val had as thrir guest, Mr*. Smith's r e a t l R e d i „ * i-n i e I n l y i n g a n d T i r e , mlngs, Penaurnla; Rudolph Klel- Icy, calla lilies sand belts, sur uncle, W. H. Bryan, nf Atlanta, p i t dt i t i o n . i , f t i t l e c l i ' u t i i g e * rher, Plant C ity; John Gandy, rounded with white camellias, anil who has trft for a trip down tin innlcrinl* At tbe *ta,t „f n„ Apopka; W aller Hannum. West flanked with silver candelabra *Utn lie fore returning to lu vettr. M'l.nler* III.bed t„ |ii|v home. Palm Reach; M artin Kirkland, Jr., holding lighted white taper*. whatever H|ev "Uilil get Hieii .. Kustls; W illiam I.tmcka, Orlando) Mr*. Claude Herndon and Mra. itn in l* o n. a n d t u v e iit o t ie * /o u ttt » Richard M r Nab, S A N F O R D : Ow- R, B. Monroe received the guest* Mr. and Mr*. IL II. fulritiati ed l'«st 'll "Creel levela j j f n M urray, St. Petersburg; Albert a t the door and Mrs. Thomas A. have ictmncd from Bradenton Tfit’ii tin- bubble burst Tin * Nenakrr, Roca Gtunde; Donald Sullivan and Mrs. M. R. Strickland where they spent the Christmas slturlage* railed to develop, n Rogers, Chicago, III.) and Heryl escorted them to the receiving holidays with Mr*. Coleman's •epl in ,, few line. With no lltukes, Lreslmrg, son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and 'c a n ity „f goods, the public'. ’line. Serving rake were Mrs. R. H. Mrs. Robert C. Trimble and •li ge In "gel il while you rail" Brinson and MU* Jeanette Laing. family. died. Retailers were swamped D iiichcss i i c h c s i Of W indsor Other assisting were Mrs, James with home furnishings, sitting Many Sanfutil pcolc will attend F. Boskey of Leesburg, Mra. Erik comparatively idle in display I \ h * 5 1 ,’fh Rest Dressed Prevalt of Seville, Mrs. Bert the Orange Howl Gamp in Miami rooms ntiil wan home*. Tin- middle ni\ iimntiiH of |[tft| NEW YORK 'ft—The Duchesa of Royal nf Rarhervllle, aunts of the tomorrow, among which are Mr. | Windsor, for the tenth year, leads bride, Mr*. Rill Gibson of Orlando, and Mra. Malmlm MarNeiil, Mr. w-re a ideal, period in eniop.irhinti and Mr*. Peter II. Tepslc, Mr. and Mra, Alvin Hook of Pina Castle, with the r-<v rsprclatlon* voiced [ be New York Dress Institute'i Uat Robert Earns, and Dr. and earlier. Calcs volume hit lit| if the best dressed women of 1991. and MU* Chryl Royal of Barber- Mrs. Mrs. O. I . Rarks. lower,l point ,.lnc. V J Dav Msnv A newcomer In the annual pot) vllle. For traveling the bride chose dealers w ne forced to cut price* s Princess Margaret Rose, young W. J, ■bintmell and dauglt to get nut flam under their ( fer daughter of Brltain’a King ■ grey gabardine suit with navy ter,Mr*. Mize Lucille R. Pummetl, of ovristockrd inventories jeorge Others on the Hit, an- accessories. Upon their return -o Larllate Chllllcothe, Clhlo, In April, IPM. the National Duneed over the weekend, were: Macon the couple will be at have beenHill, Christmas guests nf Mr. Retail Furniture Asiinclal Inp re The Duchess nf Kent; Mra. Doug- home at 184 Rogers Avenue. ami Mr*. Carl II. Harris ami Mr*. norla, retail fnrrutiin- iriveptorie* Mias Flowers I* a graduate of a i MarArthur, wife nf the general; E. Spurting at their home on had risen to n level of per Ifrs George Mr Ghee, wife of the Wealeyen Conscrvetory, Macon. J. Myrtle Avenue. They left Satur­ J. S. Assistant Secretary of State; Hha studied at the Art Students* day by plane In return lo their cent over the -ante up ait h of Hiftn. Store, bad pvriimhlcd tiicir tetreasrs Irene Dunne and Mar* League of New York, and at pre­ home. onler* up t„ (hat point, when ene Dletrleh; Italian Counteia sent Is employed as a draftsman they found there weren't emuigh at Warner-Rohlns Air Rase In Jberln Cord; Mia* Shirley Smith, left yester- warehouse* to ai commodate the Mrs. William Paley, New York; Macon. day for Lackland Air Force Rose Inflow of Hie greatest amount nf Mr. Lindsey I* e graduate of ilme. Louis Arpcls, Paris and New in Kan Anlonln, Tea. nfler furniture ever produced lu three fork; Mrs. Ilyrnn Koy, New York; Wofford College, Spartanburg. apending the holiday* here with Irs. William Randolph lle a n t Jr., B, C. and la well known In musical her parents, Mr. and Mr*. Ned months. The mill year "depression" In >w York and Washington; Mrs. circles Iq Macon. He la employed Smith. Mr. and Mr*. Smith ac­ the Industrv art unit v produced li fred Gwynne Vanderbilt, New by Lyons. Marshall and Brooka of companied ihelr daughter n* far turnover whirh Itade smireps said fork; and Mrs. Henry Ford If, Macon. a* Jacksonville, and from there would rank fnlrlv .veil in rumHindi. Hi ' »he plana to make flight con- I'lirl"on with a similar "normal" nectlon* In New Orlean*. period. Iiul which proved mighty Almut lift mil Mon acre* that tiled disappointing to those who list o produce feed for nearly 87 mil* Mr. and Mr*. II. F. 4Vhltner, Jr. esprcte.l (he runaway market to ion horses and mulea liave bean have had aa their guest* for the continue. wteased from thla production by holidays their daughter*, Mias Wnllnre It. DllniHli, general he coming of farm machinery. Jan* Whltner who Ii a student al manager nf tlie merchaudiie ML Holyoke, In South Hadley, mart, which with Hie American Maaa., Mlsa Dorothy Whltner, a furniture mart i* ro hunt tu the V\- * Today’s Quizzical student at Rlimn College In BIRTH ANNOUNCBHRNT Rlpon, 4VI»„ and Mis* Joan Da• Quit of Hillsdale, N. J., who Ir to return to school, and Miss Mr. aiid Mra. E, R. Bronaon, vidaon TB8T YOUR "I. Q." also a student at Ml. Ilolynkt- Jane Whltner and her guest will (t) Whnt famoua American Jr., announca tha birth of a Mlaa Dorothy Whltner loft today leave tomorrow. daufhtar, Jinlra Gay, on Doe. 87. Inventor wa* diamlaaed from n lb*. 4 oa, «t tha local hozolul. Job aa a young malt for aleep* Mra. Bronaon will bo ramamboroi Ing while on dutyf ing <31 Whst Biblical prophet aa tha former Miaa Juanita Gra • ham, of Uiia city. wd* fed by ravensT R tD l IH I H t A f R i <31 How many mouths h4a a spongeT Id Mra. Vlneont A. Da lay (4) What Is a hldentata anllya, N. Y. announca tha MIDNIGHT SHOW TONITE malT a am , Vlneant KotUi, on k (ft) What Is a cougarT IM1. Mra. DalaF will bo FIRST RUN PICTURE ’Answers will he found am aa tha former M ar todaa<>e Classified Ada, Burdick. n o * hay The First flnpt Int Worker'll faiuncll of Dm Tralnln|< Union will be held in the Memorial Educa­ tional niiil<lini; nt 7:00 P.M. Cov»red Dish Supper. Tim All-Church Watch-Night Service at the First Baptist Church will he from tf;30 P.M. thru 12:00 P.M. TUKHD.XY gT lie .lunior (I. A.’* will meet at file First Baptist Church nl ;t:,'tO P.M. The Chapel ITmir of the First Baptist Chureh will hold rehear* nal at « tr. P.M. WEDNESDAY Tlie U’nman'a Club Bridge and Canaata Party will lie held at 1:30 P.M. Phone 4B5-W, Mrs. W. M. Graeesle for reservations. The Prayer Meeting service nt e First llnptbt Church will he 7:30 P.M. THURSDAY The Royal Ambassadors will meet nt the Kiist Baptist Church at 6:00 I' M. The Klr»t Baptist Youth Choir will hold rehrnrenl al fl:4f> P.M. The Seminole Chapter No. Two O. K. R. will meet at the Maaonlr I lull nt N:00 P. M. r . or Year Of IMl | H Most (Inscdlwl In Furniture Marts J ! i , I I I i ' Miss ( harlottc True I (J I Of Honor UADIO STATION WTlUt Mn i • ll-i' I J J J " I "• 1 i I "> 1 »• I ' 4 ... 5 . s <1 a H fit *t • » J DM ; . 7. i ■* I Lt ? in .1 V , 1.1 4\ I ill \I IM Mu \i • I V "in • M Xl'iM* I IL M » nii l'» •*Ai tin N »' 44 a H i I t f « i III*' In * TH* IIIi %*htii i I■•411 , .In i Mil 1, IM 1• It** | . I'l 1. 1 ii Ini 1 t ♦ '1 (M »'• 1'< IB 1•* 11 1 1 .'I'l 11 1 . 1I i . 1 till 1 J1 i r* i .in 1 1• i fill I Milt I Mi* Mm I'l ) i *> l**H ii m i iU M im il * I'ith , ' fI III lit. It ov leiillll'e in f i t r i t i Vi it 4* " .ilc * was min n ie te lv III! .Mic e, was off old. • I o lll pit 1 1. oil -lie s fig u re I of *» r , , , n• • • den, firoig, M il! ‘ V i i , .7 Y , .v illi tbe th e fa ll o f llig li Hlf ttl and the fltsl nioltDt* of Til Evi l *incr tl|»- peak year of lu lu , tint. udenrv tia* tiecn to evaluate bn.turn* by the ahtturnial stand aid* set in that yeat " Gen. I.awretice W hiling, pres ideal of the American F u rn ilu r H a rt, -mill the low period lepre i tiled a “ lecesstnu to normill " rhiit, It< addi d. " lis t good 3 MM First British prime minister to liva at No. Ill Downing Htreet wa* Sir Robert Walpole, who look over in 173ft. of I b n l u g \ \ . a l.l \\ u t i . r u a r o i - 0 1 1 . , ot I r a n 1)101 t a t o»u II I III I'D A I I I I I : eo >|l V . I 4 K Id oop *to o > nv . United Slate* getting «' I mi I)ion -t ■o* W till " III. ol . 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I .t *n H h ih h i U*I « - r M i l S a\pis Kntcrtain I’nr llriflal ( onplcs Tlie Seminole r'tioial Sm’iei .vii* rnlri tinned at a p u l . u i> Imme of Mi* Clnia t.uin 1 rnlu night with a liiglilighl of Die rv 1 lug being iniiu from Do in hi Itlg* ninile i.y the 't'lji -1nit *' lIllTldl'l'- ■'ll e**lnti‘ i i ' L ' < nt . n t ■fit fl'll N l i l tb . • XX »M( Nlii hi I tu i til XI I t S' 44, « ' T t t r n A N 'rn n p i i r r u d Moo Her It. Pl.t Page .1 Mrs. (iinn Dilici Inins ('ounty ( horjil Group Miss Dunmit B nkrr Weds W. Kilpatrick Maureen O'HARA left CHANDLER M • b w (*Wi Ring Out The Old, Ring In The New Year With US t I I All Scalu — 50c iiii u dl*. ov �3£ • Bowl Games 100,000 Expected To See Favored Illini Engage S t a n f o r d For Largest Gate fci: I By JOHN tHANOl.FR NSW YORK Oh-College football ay b« in Ur* process of de emHal*, but not i«r Mime 431.uw tunate pigskin fans scattered m Florida to California who’ll m Into th* New Year’s Day bowl iSlUei Tuesday. For the four major Jan. 1 bowls it will be football us usual, urn) try to get a ticket It you haven’t ; got one as the customer* stream m to see: Illinois and Stanford In the Rose Bowl at Pasadena. Tennessee, voted the nation's No. ' 1 college team of 1D5L versus Mary" land m the Sugar Howl til New urieans. Orica Georgia Tech versus Baylor, o couple of tough Southeastern and lAuthwrst Conference outfits. In Miami's Orange Bowl. And, Kentucky against Texas istlnn, the Cotton Bowl dish at St. Louis Cagers DiMaggio Must Be Given Credit Clemson Meets Top Their Class For Quitting While Still A Hero Favored Miami Uy FRANK FCK In Kentucky Win In Gator Bowl i Kennel Club CallH NK W Y tiltK You've itnt to give Jut- DIMuuplu er«R t for q uilling, One iif huMi-huir* greatest h it­ ters nod outfielder* just couldn't lake money under fulse pretenses. That!* what he'd he doing if he No races a rt scheduled al played another season. Hunford-Orlxnilii Kennel Club By Fit CORRIGAN lie would have had to Inke n 'luesdny sight hut the grey­ NKW YORK The warmup* 93 percent pay cut, the maximum hounds will run again Wednes­ arc over and It* down to the se­ pel m illed under loiselmll law, day with the Drat rare set for rious business of conference races had he staved nroiyxt. Joe would M:W> I*.31. from now until Hie end of Hie have none of that, lie bus loo season for the nation's college bas­ much pride. I.nvucu, breaking fast from the ketball teams. i f you’ve seen the DiMaggio number four box In the feature SI. laud* University has been salary chart* you might have no­ race, the ninth, at tho Hanfordsent to the top of the class In ticed that Joe either got a pay Orlando Kennel Club Saturday the Missouri Valley Conference on raise or drew the same salary ns night, mndu the 6 / It) run In the the strength of Its stunning til GO Ihe previous year during his III exceptionally fast lim e fo r ao victory over Kentucky In tne Su- seasons with the Yankees. IP' curly in tliu season of 111.4 secmills, just ,1/fiths of a second slow­ iar Bowl Tournament at New Or- never had to suffer a pay rut. can* A t !I7 he found it difficu lt to er than the track record of 81.1 As for Kentucky, tho No. 1 team get out of bed at 11 o'clock in held by Single Roll, Saturday night’s result* were: In Ihe land In lust week'* Asso­ the morning, lie felt he couldn't FIII*T II AIK—Felicity Tlmei MS.1 ciated Pres* | Kill, tho shooters give his best, and anything less 3 i ri mIal llhusl U10 till SID than perfection bored DiMaggio i n i b l,ibrn etu 1 lu from the Blue Grass may simply 3 H|.e,*|lll T iiich x.00 to the core. have run up ugainst a team they >l:i iivli I tii l:—it links Mile " It took me four to five in­ can't beat In the Hillikins. They've Time i ax. I Iflrat llalr Dally llunblel ning* to wake up in (lu- rnitflehl," lust three straight to them. l <il.-.iihii IT SO 11.00 I So It's fur loo early to brush he sal.l just before lie left for it.1 liininii « in r, in 6.1(1 Adolph Rupp's NCAA i-hninp* off California. " It took u trifle 5 Vli. Murphy 'i n i i i ii ii h i :—v links mu Despite Ihe SI. lands defeat Hie longer fur me to rome 111> after Tlmei ax.a chances are still that they'll he fielding a ground 'bull In the <«r.oi,,l Unit Hally llowkle) 11 31) 4 40 4.10 at or near Ihe lop of the heup when nut field. Dot now I fee) wonder I Nil- I 'loll I I . 10 4.40 the final returns are in three ful to lie back to normal life." 3• Kiik.i V V Ml — A Ilk tel a 1.10 As to the Yankees and their months hence. •Xil I *11■-In (111 IIIIO . In the lllg Ten, Illinois was put cenlerfieltler fur Illft'J we h lV ’J DAILY l e i u i u : Nil- 1 -lull ft ntaaurn <1-21 |mhi 1102 40. In the favorite's position at the some doulit that M i c k e y Mantle f i n iit ii n t c iT - r s ta r iir start of the season, but Indiana will be their limn We think the Tlmei IN. I and Iowa both still ure umlcfcaicil Yankee officials are whistling * llrei-sy Kil 1130 lo o ISO w n hin 7 in a n In seven games. The Illini have past Die graveyard in lire Mantle i Delta Hum 4.oo won six, Ihe same us Mlchigun case. lyiillllelll lb. II f S3 20 Mickey rolddll‘1 gll oat today Stale FIFTH MAI'D—ft/ links Mile .TJ.U In the Big Seven, the c<|uully und piny it g a m e nf l,all and 7 l ; j « y I'li kTlmei ln' 2) SO * 40 4 So big question Ts: Who can be a I Kuo there's nij usarininri- Dial lie will . I,liiIi- Tiini-h lieu 1.(0 t,|o sus7 So tar, Ihe answer is: No be t rtnly next spring, medlcul I .I,m ile l l e l f l r g.iloli-ln ib->| |'i| ill one. Kansas thus far Is unbeaten report* t o Du- ronlrirry. I * iiv six t h i i a i i :—.v iaitm Mite you can't count on a fellow who in 10 games. Tlmei 33.2 A carbon-copy of the Big Seven ha* been wearing u leg brace 6 No Alibi 14 00 7 30 1.(10 7 l-w-l e Trump 14 00 tlo situation can lie found in Ihe for two nioirth*. • I'liinerny 1.40 Oddly enough when Mantle fell Southern Conference where It'* •2-iliili-ln 15-71 140 40 Ihe field ugainst North Carolina down while chasing a fly bull S' * CM II ll tc i:—a - 1 Olka Mila in 4 he World Scries he was Tlmei ,TJ.l State. 12 SO « 411 l.oii Texus Christian I* the outfit to running bind, but not In the .11 Marlon 1 1 * 1 , I„|,jn 130 l.lo heat In the Southwest Conference proper direction, a * Inter event* 2 Mllv-r Vee |,(u 'Jwliili-1.1 1 1 11 114 III. The Horned Frogs have lost but proved. DiMaggio wil* there To iiiiu rrii 11 x« »:—n/i«ik» Mile back liI in tip and made a* graceone gumc In 11. Tlmei :ri.a fill a catch a * ymiM cure to see. * liny Knlr 13 40 I SI) ft.to That was DiMaggio, the ever 7 Hmi 1h Pucirie 10 10 1.40 4 (n so graceful one chasing a flying ft Uiiliirln Dololi-lii I I 7 1 IIS III bull, running the luisea or h it­ XI Vfll llXI't:—3/ Inike Mile ting a Inline run. Hut last season, Tlmei .11.1 Joe was having reflex Irm ilil". I Lavaca it so son 4.00 C Tl ,1 * «'liu* j |U 1 ,m lie was getting Ins hands ahead » li e 31m .VII h — gtju of Ills hut. Golfers will tell yon •Julnli-la l i 4 ] 13] 311 till* bring* ul Mint a slice, lu T FjX T II l i x r t l — NIIKf- T l m r , M.-J 4 40 4.30 B.ou By GFNF PLOWMEN linaehiill Die hull cuflliut la- I lireninlllie 0 llilulil llnmr 4,JO 1,33 | |u MIAMI (A*—Two high ■ scoring pulled properly when the builds ft b ill I- W 11min move abend of tho bat. football (cams from the Southeast­ TON (G H T H K N TR IK H Many of Ida drives sailed to g|HkT IIAITi—Knlarily ern and Southwest Conferences I m.jini Lily Tramp, Btej Gonrgla Tech and Baylor — dash right field, some of them past i , i i i ‘ i i i p i k ,Man, Flit ill nr, J d* Donnl. I'lllllV" IliH-kM, f Tuesday In Ihe I9lh annual Orange the right field box seats. Sits* It-fnmt, 't.oul«r "There's mi ntontiy In right 11it 141,1 r. Bowl game before a sellout crowd N C r ilX H II %4 K —.X /M lh a M il* field hitting fo r a null hitter," of 63,(XX). Finn y Iiittiirn, f»i I'MHI... It t t Must experts predict a free — baseball expel I* w ill Irlt you. Kjx.i, Mr» K 1’., KAlrainnn, p)i*r scoring affair with Ihe game rated T h a t’s Just how Joe felt lust Iv'Uf. H*>U Itp u liln , K u y « ll« n . T I I I M H IIA I'IT — a /lf lih * M IU a loss - up. Pro • game belting season. F u l 11, li.. I'A tlifiit, U rn lie * lie was a fia i.l of wlmt IPfi'J 1 I**-rI.rlj» .... was 03 and take your choice. in,n«l. Mu. k Cho'-hiir, might bring. The Yankees were | In ,11 llllti 1 lnI1l1.il Trlnhcl. IIhki’Ii A passing duel was forecast be­ 1 1 ri'i'li paving him to hit to left field. tween Georgia Tech’s Darrell F i l l 114 T I I I I X I ' K — t -H Ix r llr Lust summer, Hilly M artin, CrnwTord ami lluylnr'* Lurry I* ‘II,id! Ml*i.. Hi,, v A Inly, Uni,, . who was Joe's rimstun! com I i . iim I, I>r<mil ru n , Wnyri* H. ll*n bell Crawford completed 77 of RIG L In Int HHi-iili-il 1*111im| ('iimn, nl. Miiliitu, i'll rail, Itml passes for 1,13.1 yard* und 19 piiuioit on the loud, said; " I f ft I. lglili, we're going to win Die pi-nimni touchdowns last season while I* FIFTH II x r r —1 /1ail,. Mile bell, Baylor's all America quur we'll lu-ed Joe lie means SO r.lXjlKllt.XH IIIIWI. II.XNHK'AI* .llinl.n. 111.II- Mill. Hull 1 1 1|I, HIuiik much to ull of ns Yunkccs." lerback, completed 105 of 914 for Casey Hieng.l never spoke any rrimlirr, U’la* liny, l'l|, l-l(i Aye 1,430 und It) touchdown*. Traveler, Frank's Hlriiner. Toih also boast* un All-America truer words when he said: "W e . S I X T H H A I T I — 1 / U ih a M ile ■ couldn't Imve won without you, 1.4,ly ill|,|,H . Ile iiv e r lim , (Ire n a ile , player In Ray Heck, six-fOol twoII,inily Ai-llnn, 111 w Jerry, Star* inch 209 pound senior giidrd. Op­ Joe." I.u I.untilt*. n lae, IX I'nti ijion, Hug Kane. The Yankees and ull of base­ posing him will be BUI Alhey, Bay­ aHVHXTll IIA( l>—3/ ISIka Mile .. U tter, I ’rtm son Am t H o ld , lor's 313 • pound guard who was ball will miss him. Race Holiday For Little Jack Hackett New Year’s Night To Lead Against Conference Q u i n t s Put Warmup Stage Of Season Behind f Plenty of gridiron power Is re p resented, of (he eight learns, six landed In the top To of the final Associated Pros* poll of the sea­ son. After Tennessee, came Mary­ land, No. 3: Illinois, No 4, Georgia Tech, No, 5, Stanford, No. 7, nod Baylor, No. 9. T. C. U win No II, and Kentucky, No 15. The day’* biggest crowd, around lot,000, Is expected for the Rosa Bowl, where tne Rig Ten champion m atte the Pacific Coast Conference Winner for the sixth straight year, all remains a six and one half at favorite to continue the Big I’m domination over the coast teams. which have lost five In a row since the two loops made the bowl pad. Ohio Stale tied llllnoli, and only California beat Stan­ ford In the 1931 season. Rain has soaked the lata Angeles area, and officials are hoping for clear skies by Tuesday. New Orleans reports raki Is pos­ sible for the dash belwffli Coach Bob Neyland's Tennessee Vo!*, and Maryland’s Tcrps coached by Jim Tatum. Hut even ruin won't keep 83,000 nut of the Sugar Bowl, the only bowl boasting Iwo unbeaten nod uni led elevens, Tennessee Is favored by seven points, but visiting coaches are about 30-30 In their opinions nn the final oulcume. Good weather and the same odds. •■9 and take your pick, rule tor tin Coltun Bowl affair between Kentucky and Texus Christian — both beaten four limes during the season. Kansas, Texas Tech, .South­ ern California and Texas defeated T. C. U,, while Kentucky bowed to Texas, Mississippi, Georgia Tech and Tennessee. However, the g lm e 'l a 73,349 sellout. Collogn of the Pacific and Texas Tech, each with X record of six victories and four defeats, play be­ fore 14,000 In tho Kuo Bowl at FI Peso, Tex. Houston, with a 33 mark In IU games, meets Dayton, tied twice In nine tills, In the .Salad Bowl at Phoenix. Arl/., where m.ooo are expected. In other bowl*: Arkansas slide meet* Stetson in tho Tangerine Bowl at Orlando, la.; Sun Angelo lTux,) Junior col plays Hinds (Miss.) In the i«if* i Galveston. Tex., Oleander Bowl; Taxax College and Bethune-Cookman Junior Cullcge play In the Steal Bawl at Birmingham, Ala.; and Prairie View College and Ar­ on the A**ncluted Press' second GRANGE HOWL kansas A. M & N meet In the All • America team. MIAMI un-A crowd nf .KXi.uoo Georgia Tech, which nlckrd Ihe Prairie View (Tex.) Bowl. llrur.ge Bowl because tfm players nr mure is exported to Jam down­ thought .they could have more fun town Miami Innight lu see the King Orange Bowl Tennis In Miami than anywhere else, took Orange Jamboree parade, a pro­ It easy since arriving hero Wednes­ cession nf KU finals, liumls, drill Tourney Ends Today day, going lu tha ruces, sightseeing team* and marching units. and relaxing. Sunday Coach Bobby The pttrude will Ihi Ihe high spnl MIAMI BRACK oft-The fifth on- Dodd reversed the procedure with in Mluml'a Orange Bnwl Festival, It Orango Bowl Junlur Tennis a 00-minute workout that Included which include* to days of parades, t sporting live ill* and mhlon shows. jm am enf winds up today with blocking and tackling. ■ala In Junior boys and glrla sinDodd said tho team had lust ex­ fa and doubles and with doubles cess weight picked up during the In other divisions. Christmas holidays anil that no _ finals fund ay, Donald Dali was "pretty well pleased" with tho Bathe Ida, Md., dafeated Lloyd workout. Ijan of Miami, 0-1, 8-1, In tha Baylor, holding two - a • day « boyi division and Leif mu workouts since arriving here Thurs­ of Palm Beach defeated Marl- day from Waco, took Sunday off Laframbolse of Montraal, 8 6, to attend church and go light— In tbe glrla division. seeing. sa Maria Ravel of Mexico H will be the second meeting of y. .won the small glrla title by Dodd and Baylor’a Coach George Barbara Mitchell of Cor- Sauer in the Orange Bowl, Sauer «H . M . « , and P st White wai coach of Kansaa In the 1941 imi Batch 0-0, 6-0. Orange Bowl game which Tech f **laml Bmc*» da* won 20-14. Kaff Arnold of Coral (la M i 3-1, 0-3, In the boys Tiger Single Wing By F. t T m ACFEELV JACKSONVILLE lift- Clomson and Miami, two football teams which specialise In speed, meet in Ihe laventh annual Gator Bnwl game here Tueiday. Miami lx favored, Just as it was last year when tbe>e same teams met in the Oranfe Bowl. Clemson won that one, 13-14. The bowl is a sellout in advance fur Hie first lime in Ita history, largely becauie of tha big Clamton following. Hotels, tourist court* and homai are packed with 18,000 Tiger rooters. About 3,000 3fe com­ ing from Miami to cheer the Hur­ ricanes. Though the bowl Is a sellout, all 38,300 seats may not be full. Many ticket* are being offered for sale by persons who bought member­ ships — Including four seats in a :ood location and four down near g« thee goal lines. Miami Is the favorite by about a field goal even though Frank Smith, star halfback who won han urxble mention All • America the past two years, i* definitely out with an injury The Hurricanes al­ so lost Tackle Joe Bartolovicb. "We ure going to miss Smith an awful lot." Miami Coach Andy Gusafson said. “ He could throw as well as run und lie was our finest pass receiver." Clemson I* in good physical con­ dition Coach Frank Howard said id* chief concern 1* lo net them mentally ready to meet a Miami iteam he knows will be fired up to get revenge for last year’s upset ! Billy Hair, triple • threat AllSouthern Conference tailback who led the attack against Miami o year ago, Is even more the key man in Clemion's single wing nrenxc this time. Miami's biggest offensivt. threat is the passing nf ".Mighty Mnuxe" Jack Hackett, the H2 • pount Tformation quarterback who missed much of Ihe past two seasons with Injuries but is sound again. This is Ihe fourth bowl appear­ ance for cacti team. Clemson Is unbeaten by tbe total margin of five polnls In three previous bowl games The Tigers heat Boston Colege by three In the 1U-40 Cotton Bowl, Missouri by one In Ihe 1949 Gator Bowl and Miami by one in New Basketball Coach At Florida Boasts Unbeaten Record To Dat% tilta a i Kentucky. Vanderbilt and Georgia Tech make their league Associated Prexx sport* Writer debuts. Tbe other nine member* of John Mauer, une of baiketball'a the Dixie Doten already havfe ap­ better teacher*, wasted little time peared in from one to three SEC installing Army precision In hla games. Inexperienced Florida G atori when Kentucky's o p e n e r comet he arrived last spring from the Wednetday night at Owemboro, United States Military academy. The onetime Kentucky and Ten Ky., where the Wildcats face Mis­ nessee coach contemplated hli well- sissippi. Saturday night In Lexing­ drilled outfit's record today and ton Kentucky hex a meeting with saw nothing displeasing. The Flor­ Loulilana State's darkhevset. T h a ida entry, which swept through the Bayou Tigers, led by giant Foi* first Gator Bowl round • robin last ward Bob Pettit, conference scor­ week without a setback, owned a ing leader, have lost only once-~ perfect mark and an upset win to Miiaisslppi State's league lead* over Tennessee In Ita only South­ era — in seven starts. Vanderbilt, ranked Just behind eastern Conference outing. Lightly regarded In pre-aeason Kentucky by pre • season pickers, rating! and lacking tven one se­ entertains Tennessee Saturday nior to aeiion the roller, the sur­ night in its SEC UdUftsr. The Comprising Gatori defend their ipot- modorei won one game and lea* record against Auburn and dropped two as the visiting entry Alabama thli week confident they in use annual pre - season Soutfc are now a force to be reckoned west Conference Tournament ta s r with In SEC hardwood circles. Twelve games are on tap this week at Dallas. Georgia Tech, which scored one­ week . and seven 1 are conference sided Victories over Auburn and Davidson to win the Carolina In­ the 1931 Orange Bowl. Miami beat vitational Tourney last week at Holy Cross and toil to Bucknell Charlotte, inaugurates its 1932 con­ and Clemson, all in the Orange ference program Saturday against Bowl. I Tulsne. By VERNON BUTLER Big Scoring Game Is Seen In Sellout Orange Bowl Duel G ',kl H e n ry M e ie r l i n i , W h ite lle tir, I'u fiilie K n t J x h liiln a k F a a l 1 1,d ia l, H ilvttr H ni'ky. F .H J I I T I I I I A 4 41- J I , ta lk * M ile M n ltnin rn . In u itile T a k e . A lw a y i llln c k , V lr k ln V a n illin , K o y T o r, H a lly llr a m l. Itn lh e r H u rp rls M . T e u m H a n a s le r x i x r i l N A I - F ^ -a / t e ik a M ile J i n k I ’n rh , N n r lh e r n D e li, Ile a Nanny W a lt , T n e h a ile , H h aiitro, (ru n F e n n y . IT* X lo n tan *. T M A T I I 11 a c f ,— a n t i c 1Cearee D a le 'll l l l r l , S'arm A t). Hfevniore, I ... ('te a r T it le , M l ila T r u m p , J i l t , C u te am t C le v « r , F a n n y Lo u , GREYHOUND Olympic Prospects . , la Upset iblic Net Meet I ipto the men’s singles Florida Public tne pool Bundp, .flva aeconda and loaara. set l i ' 3 r. / ** L m! ml G tM tftM O t i t C U iW i n o w u n d er c o n iu u c u u n for completion ginuutor It WW* now under c o iu tru c tM Assuming government control! will suture equipment and material! for expansion of this vital industry, we will tuppiy all dcfenic power, needs in otfr territory this year. In 1952, in 1953, and in 1954! way the, boys through tha water la tha I Casino •••and for the years to com#! r w w i n p o x D i r i N S B . . • Growing faster thin the reit of the nation, our blueprint for tomorrow U complete adequate for dcfenic or war. X w tw Wc'vc continued our postwar march to give failgrowing Florida the power she needs for expanding industries, amazing agricultural growth, increasing inter* American trade and phenomenal population gains. W e’ve completed another big new power plant in 1 9 5 1 ...added hundreds o f miles of city and rural lines . . . added new, improved equipment. Yet, our "powerhouse" is in o rd e r... for this season. , . fo r c o m p le tl° n Bright After Meet FORT LAUDERDALE LB-Flne Parformantes by a number of col* eBe stars n the n th annual Baitwait Mtn'a Collegiate Swimming meet brightened prospects for next dumpsM Mcond ie m d m r a u. S. Olymplo swimming W ando, M , M , nm m i U.j;j \ l �~ 1 IT— I--”**•*■**dTa***-' -T SCOTTS SCRAP BOOK Legal Notice By R. J SCOn M in e r . T h * «nm ul meetlnw of the Stuck* ftultlri* of Ihe Flulivia HutM iU lik of HanforU. Florida, u hanking cor* Porat Ion. will t»** hcht In th** tiank* Urn m u m n on Tut-mlny, January b» 1JS1, at 1:00 I*.M for the iitir(io«e ui H fi iuitf a hoard of itlrvi tom for the fiiMUUiK year mill the IrMtin* artluti of Piii'h other tju•*l nn* * un ay come before the meeting K. «1 K I L I’A T ttir ii j it Vice F r ^ l'lim c O P T O M E T R IS T E Y E S E X A M IN E D ( il.A S .S E S F I T T E D South I ' ii tmetto Avenue Sem inole V enetian illind Co. Ilnrtur N*w iliiriLiKfm.nl • F ir,a lu m Itllnd*— T o Kit Any S it* Window I ’laallc T ap * I’howt mi-w DR. L. T. DOSS BOB. CHIROPRACTOR HOURS 9 to 12—2 to 5 fo C H tA -f; To MOCK OR. P L L U D t; To M AR L SPO ftT OF . BOB, DR. H. McLAULIN A BALL OR WEIGHT HAMiiltlS FROM A ROD , L I H t , CTC. OPTOMETRIST ► Phono 911 C|« 1V>I. h* g hituHi I O ZARK F IL C H . BOB, 90S Atlantic Hank UulUlInf Phone 761 119 M a in u lla i tit: i iH i t i r r u t n r o r r»tt: n m i . c in t'L 'iT . i t n i i i m i i .»: i o r \ r » . I I . 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H im i mini"* halt I* t 'leumi >u th *1 IlMi- I II * 'll I t M I I Mi l I <1 -M mill' t, going to he tough to mm «** "'I ' I I "I 1, 1 tM 1,. , t , |u , g il lin 1," S liil Hi aid I had hern ■•l*•1 'Pi' " » , ............in 1, 1 in mi 1 1 \ look l lip tm w 4i id to |dn vifig I >** t yv r< *s i t iMii.' 1 t 1*>vi vin Nl V. Ill % I " ll ml Mil I l | III I | t \ -a id 71' Ml Vi tl* I * lit M'» 14I ,1(i|| f If I h )IH ,! dc FRENCH FRIED HOT t'rf ,'Iii I li fit M iT ir t : n i k p r iik ii IN THU N iM H n r T IIK STATU Mli t .i -it 11 • \ «i n i:i t t n ' js T " t.o| r i.t \ IIKKTHA IT'MIMNO t H AM. Wlit»*r « •wl(tt Hi |w till kilo v\ it VmU ,if. t| i*f • I % | »• i i.l 1t 11 tn ft m-iir a |i|*ftini m *i .aml .itn» w*-r - r tllllTI |l|f.lt1t|i|? . . |, J.lfttl.ttt l»*. I M t ll< THP. SANFORD HF.RAl.D Legal Notices .1 II ,1 trn i.it H | f<f'«( a| >t|,.if.' nil I I,,8 Not. nth* I \ I• I he i ado* t* I* pltoli* lo I lilted S tate * w Ilf. NS otlu II ies. S T R IC K L A N D i«» m i m vi J?" \ V O I R F R IE N D L Y DEALER S IN C E 1931 M ay A ll ’l’lu* D r e a m s T h a t V tiii Mold Me Realized D ear lit This NEW YEAR Senkarik Glass & Paint Co. I ' lim n 1 . ll! l l 11 I W V h ( S i '.'. i i i .I S I r e e l Ih* olih * * itr 1 * «* n t»p r ljo XRiS U tJ*k Utlo 1 *1 141lot" P in , up J 06 Klr«l S lrrt'l »» 'tnnlitril A«rnu« ** I* I I I J I M ' O S * h i I, • M. .It . . nt t IM V I.» In 1 .ahr t w .tr-'.o At ' -I 10 k f"| I I 'lr . Iff M O R R IS O N IN C lllil'IlK U K I I H n l HI’* N o w TRY THIS hrCHiiDS Cough I or vMii|dt« ami h itiin ln lo dm h> io lth vou i,Mi now yi 11 11munhnoi tpt-i ulh pupated (01 < h ih lu o 111 a new pink atld Mile patlmRC tod he one ( I } V miii i hi Id w ill (llu il 1 2 ) It ion latiH only a.i I v , puttcii ingredient’ I U It in n la m t im lu u u lk v to dw* tmh flat lit c ’ piiM kM k ( 4 1 It w ill ant fiat life lit wmltic and hrnl raw, tender, m ll.inird ituiM l anil bronchia I meriihfaric’ , lhu% rcfirvtttg (tie cough and prorrmiiriK rrvl and deep A ’ k for C ico iim l’ ioii lor C till dr vn in the pink ami blue package. Auto N B U R A N C Tharo't no lubtljtul* lo, (orulul driving. Nallh*, it cur* o lubtlilul* lo, compl*l* oulomobil* in­ to ,o n e *. Voo p ro v id , th* inlotmalion w* n **d and w«'l| ptovid* th* pollci*. lor loll p,ot*c ■ tlon. Yoo con do it by phon* il yoo want. 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T im 'd ', K iid Htme V M i'll K P I.L K K lln i Ii llenler lui* Ki'liiTiiill uf Iir 11* hc— utiil i 'i h . tiietlr* in Ifitlliiuv liin e i iinn Park Tel, |.‘ir>| u f!• r ,1 I'll |* M I.’ kl'I-.t I \ l N 1 IK V |( I S IJ N EW t- i I lu lls -iir lm r il to perf'-i in-n Mid flm ir* inmlt like new l-'medii'iK. . l.-ittiiriir .ft w a i !i'K I ’." liil.li ihiMi'i ptuuL, 22 t"»i« Kiperience in Seroiaela County. II. U tilraio n , L a ke kl ,rv M ltt.A SM M M im iiiiik SentliU'l, M l* Inn,In Eiei'intt S’ «l. ( ‘.ill Hull'll Itnv. Ilttft..l W A S H IN i■ Mm bine' ■i-|iaircd. r» "n'liul' ul Hervi, r. Work K'liiMilitt-'d Cull i'2K-M S P IC Iill \* lif* lie i Sldlii)V I i Midi I I 'i 1"'|- S'|, II liiin li- f '.) f,li S,|. 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M«|de Avenue S'lonitin 'll" K lib St N It'L liltK K N ii|diuU tire,l living lll'.N liltY fur inline n i ' w ! Cull moni m ite K»"d eonditinn, reu IIERALI) 1 IH mid iuk Circoliitlun to lend -mnuldy itilred. Kun Itnllilier, y"U The Sunfurd lleruld while 'eluent liliiik liiiu«e i,|i|iu*itii on VHi’iitliin. tireeli Volley lln iiy . — 1 POM KENT VI.L TYPES ItuHiioter work Mi l) N K W H PA PK ItH IteiiHiinuble Hull-* Free KaliW K I . A K A A F A H T M I N T H , l(o .in . Lor *nle ut Sc t pmitid nt the m ule, Spremlnr Service, Lime Sun ford Il« r*id and Htur«*. 4 1.1 W F lrn t S t r c .il u n i Dolomite uml FertilD er, I'hon* 400-W. Carpenter A llrucey. Phot.. ^ ^ j ^ l 'li u ii m * A. EdUun. i 'MhLM or mm..t ,9111 ) 1)1. K 4iK<' cm ip ln l<> rent nlc* A IIT IIX E H W A N T E D — 0 L. L. HILL Plano Technician. opt. mt |tP M iin ii* !il huai*. I'lm e i l Phone n il >V. Itoute I, Sailfu r ,{ i i rili'i, uiul rln t'k c ii-. N ir « We liny, k II A Hade lined I ford. ill nl fur cl|(ht p i. .I'lc, 1‘lumu fm nit ore. W ilxim-Muii'r Kurn4(9. (V H P K N T U It VYOItK itm e Co. .'Ill K. let. I ’lione tifiri. .J—\ ... -- — ■ For ipiick repair Job,, or email , 9— Krai Hnlal* Mir Sal* —I JHLbuilding, Cull Jim U 4 2-M -4, H— HELP W A N TED —8 HK.M INO I.K K C A I.T Y M A s s a CE: Colonic Irrlg n ilo n *, I 1120 Mnjinulla A * * , I'hon* 27 IIE A U T IC IA N , Menlor iireferred. Vapor Until und IteducIriK. M l,* •Sulury and cominlneion. H a r­ T. VV. M rro — W. IHetrlrhH l.iinjr, ItlLM Elm Ave. Phono riet’, Beauty Nook. Ph. 071. J. I I I ku inn — A«Hociat*M. l ll f i . W A N T E D : Erperdcnci-d itonkkeen. I.OTH er. Permunent. W ith reliable 19— N f f r i c K! - P K11HON A LS — L* firm. Character reference* neet.'ompietp Itadlutor Repair. 91 BU fur went front. t>r>0 fur r* ,t e ,,u ry . Apply In w rllin it k I v I iik T O M M Y 'S HA D1A TO K front. Nenr City Limit*. full particular*. Uox HX c'o HEP A III SHOP HOHA L. PAYTON Smifurd Herald. UKD W IN D H A M K rfU ttrrd Krai Ealil* Urukrr P A IN T A N D B O D Y SHO P l l l l Park A rt. _ _ _ I’hon* 11(0 flE L P YVANTKD— Yotmif man a* nulc.* clerk. Knuwledfie of tire* I'hone I I 9 8 .1 Sanford. Fta. SMALL hut pro.ncruiiH arocci'y iiil Atuhe* preferred. Steady tm - WtSSSSSX^^ r*.. *■i(TT— ut u Kicut itucrlflVc. UL'O (;ypri'i<* LOST A N D F O U N D — t l plovnirut. Croup limurnnce. Vn- t l — _Avo. phono l7 tjJ. cation with pay. Flrextune LOST: Female blnck cocker auanStore* nUSINK'SH PIlOPEItTY. Warulei, white apnt on cheat. AnahmiKc 1fit)* liy IditiU'iI nt'iir ^ L K ^ A ^ t w n .t u iit lie d were tu Pulay. C h ild ', pet. R«- THE SANFORD nil* center of town. On renter lot of ward. Call 1400 or tlQll.W. W 0H K W A N TED —• three lut* comprlklnir lilocli. 9— (9) Thu Amerfcan panther, or Two amaller itore* ntluchol with two nlc* ill* apartment* HAI1Y H irfK n . Mr*. Ea!k*nb*rtr. ^iiima. Beet refrr*nc*». Ph. 12T7-W. ov*rh*nd. All rented at nic* In* AVTOMOBILBIt —11 com*. |!2,B00. Phone 43S-J nr tiABY AlTTEIt. U*»t of"r*f*r*n- 19— cm i Mr*. Miriam Vlnup, 110 SIN T A CAR- U'drlvi U by day, J J SM-M. ___ _____________ W r it 10th HL Phon* 1013-M. w*«k, or Muon. Cn*U*b Fort* A. H. LOHMANN " " - K f f l afi: .............. ' * ' and American Ford*, M i n i , H«f. HEAL ESTATE llrok.r 2790 Orlando Dr. Stnford, Ph. 089 l l — 9 P B C 1A L i E B V t C B a - t l •tatloa waiona and convtrtlblfta. StrickUnd-Morriion, I m „ S> f4E\V 2 bedroom hou**. everyFlral St.________________. „ thin* roomy. Hremway A 0«- HOME Delivery, fuel Oil—Kerornire Port, two hlg lota. W. 24th ■an*. Call 9190, Thrifty R*r- F0HD” Model A „coupe. |SiaQ *nt vlc* Station. Ih B U ft«L at Mayl*. ?fr> Jiarie- �wftfri D. Marti* Missing Planet Btne* In The News Dies After Ittnsss Tallulah Proves ' AOBe Supreme Soprem# C o u tl^ fo M I Men. Dm . SI. . . . . which later .reverses th# ruling.. .. th* TH E BAMFOBD HERALD - tor I960, about th* only major __________ election to paving Improvement during the A* a result of the City e|e< year to the rnunty area ha* been November, the City dropped plan* he the paving of the Grapeville Ave­ for the terminal It t* now being nue Road for a distance of 1.85 promoted as a private enterprise ( ( • a t la s * * / m m *-*■ • d a # i miles. Two other major road pro­ under the leadership of Albert Ingleyy of the 8anford Atlantic Na­ jects, the widening of Geneva and Fltta, young Sanford businessman. tional Bank today revealed that French Avenue* have been de­ early June, the trustees on Nov. 30 dcpoelU were 11,002, layed due tn City difficulties In of During the Bert Fish estate In DrLand 807 higher than the $4,981JI24 fig­ securing the necessary rights d voted 8600,000 toward the con­ ure of Nov. .10, 1030. way. struction of the proposed Bert During mid-January, the new Fish Memorial Hospital in San <$ E. G. Kilpatrick of the Florida State Bank aUted that as of Nov. 185,000 annex lo the First Preshy- ford at First Street and Mellon.10, depoalta were 83,9.11,010, an In­ terian Church was opened al a ville Avenue. crease of $311,395 over the Nor. consecration service ami dinner In Oviedo, Paul ('«IM|>i»-ii got .10. 1030 deposits of 1.1110,1 M allenrM by 230 nun.U-i*. Home building is keeping up the On Jsn. II, tho new Mrmorinl the rnntract for a 824,000 rllntf record pace of last year when 140 City Hall of Oviedo was dedicated and hospital. In October the County Commis­ hornet were built at a cost of 81,. to a beautiful and Impressive cere­ • sion approved the rrdlstrlrtlng of 0t2,100, and which was swelled hy mony. the $1,041,999 Castle Brewer “ rlct*. On Jan. .11, Florida Fashions an­ Ihe County Into five new dlstri. »yson drew the eon Housing project permit to (2,68.1,­ nounced that it was moving its Fred A. Dyson contract for the extensive alterations now 324. Tn* building permit total mall order division to Orlando. through Nov. ,10 of l96t waa $2,­ A major event In Jnnunry was going on at the Court House. Word 304,281. Of this $1,020,175 was for the opening nf the new Florida was received that the Navy In-A. the building of 1,17 new homes. State Bank drive-in annex, perm it­ tended to spend 84,600,000 on th»B' During December, permits were ting motorists to make ifeposlts Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air S ta­ tion. Issued for nine homes, bringing from their automobiles. The prn|mse<l bond Issue for the total to 148, or six more than Pending projects In Sanford are a $.160,000 waterfront terminal Ihe Nrw Elks Recreation Building, last year. Another Indication of the proposed by the City was validated n new Tourist Recreation Building, growth of Sanford Is the fact that In June by Clrrult Judge M. 11. a nrw building for Prtltn Paris, during November, .1,216 water Smith to spite nf the objections nf Inc., and completion nf the William Clarke and Edward Higgins hous­ mains were Inspected, an Increase Interveners. The Interveners then carried the ing project*. of 228 over the November, I9RM reading*. More than BOO new customers were added during 1931 by the Florida Tower and Light Co., In the Seminole County area, Includ­ ing Osteen to Volusia county, II. If. 1 1 M i l o u t w l i t . • t • 1 1 * • I h y i 4# 11 h 11«v | i n l l »** Coleman, divisional manager, an­ nounced thla morning. Service was extended lo Lake Ashley and to Lemon Bluff. The cnmpanv has added more customer* In 1961 than to any previous yearly period. ■ 1 ,4 w-'«. ’J l . <- --I V A k ly .; Mini* By BOB ANTHONY Burled OnNfh u n d a y i t u i t s s H r i M ess* s m i eats, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Joseph The Sanford Bowlin. Alley* Martin. New§ Of Year NRW YORE on—Tallulah BankEdward died rt Harry T. Moor*. Mima bombing waa th* scene of a highly con­ bsad want on th* air Sunday nlfht the local._ ... i t ; Mr. and Mrs Roy II. Claln of victim, will probably be burled at A .l tested bettle for first place Morgantown. W. Va., rnroutr to Mims Thursday afternoon. Dr. without Incident after aomaone Sunday after a five ySar Ul iy_ night The "Mixed Coral Gables where they have a George Stark* announced today. reatene* to bomb Iba eastat Born on Doe. M, 1M . in League” began last September winter home. They were accom Conflicting attar If aba appeared. lehem, Pa.. Mr. Mirkloy report* from and eevenl men from th* station panted by their 14-mnnlhs-nld new* sourcesearlier - Tbe threat cauaed police to ed In Longwood the peat t* caused Dr. Starke are represented on the team*. grandson, Jeffrey Evans, whose tn Investigate In order to ascertain I, starch and watch the theater for Ho was employed bv the Team* Navy No. I end Navy Nn. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sid Evans, Ihe hours. Orlando Roonol Club and correct burial date. 3 fought It out Friday night Mias Bankhead, alar of the Na- member of the Baptist Church. nad driven lo Miami earlier. Meantime Moore’s wife is Im­ Q > see who would ha in first ‘ Broadcasting Company’* He la Survived by hi* widow Also ( board were Margaret Mcy proving at the Femald-Laughton "Big Ahow,, r waa Involved Hrar. Vivian MarkJoy of Longwood place. Navy Na. 3 waa in first ers and Seaman Thomas P atter­ Hospital, according to Dr. Starke. place going Into th* fray with son nf Key West, and R. Wilson He stated she Is suffering from a ‘ concluded court ease In and ■ slater of Alteqtown, Pa. former maid-secretary, Funeral services will be hold at Navy No. f only g game* behind. of Ihe U. S Naval Air Station. fractured skull but her internal In­ It looked as though Navy No. 1 Miami. vyltffi Cronin, was convict 1:00 P.M. al Drlston Funeral juries are nearly all cleared up. ed of rai raising the actreis' checks Home with Dr. W. P. Brooks, Jr., might take over as they took The plane departed Miami al Though Dr. Starke will not per­ the first two games but Navy 3:30 p.m. Saturday for Pittsburgh mit tbe Moore widow to attend officiating.' Burial will bo at • lat­ No. 3 made a comeback In the and was to continue to Buffalo her husband’s funeral, be has con­ er date. The widow he* request­ ed that flower* pkaae be omitted. third gam* and when the eve­ before returning to Miami Sunday. sented to permit her tn go tomor­ Korean War rting was over Navy No. 3 waa row lo tbe Rurtoa funeral home, still laader in tha league by a <c»»w «a trrmm n e t e By The ASSOCIATED PRESS where Mrs. Moore la to arrange lonely 1 gam*. The leading N. camps. Most of the St,000 R. E. Thompson Of Search plane* rnared through theh final burial. team o f' the league Include* i U. N. claims were Hated as murky skies to the East and West Perry, N. Y. Diet Gen# Arnold, Boh Gaaton, L. today hunting three aircraft which . toners by the Rada In official Watte, Dave Tecpell, and Dorothy radio broadcasts were South Ko vanished to flight over the week­ Roy E. Thompson of Perry, N. Von Htrbulla while Clem Mason, end Registration with a total nf GO person* P. Phillip*. Bill Foster, Skeht Y., died h e n at 1:43 Thursday Communists Insisted Mon­ night. A retired school principal, Bwteakowakl and Margaret Von aboard. If n lliS M V n b / M l O a«> d tp that they already had turned Mr. Thompson had bean living In Herbulle all bowl for the second r The bizarre sequence nf aerial this area have been notified te a r all bask data on war pete* Sanford a month at 410 Oak Ava- place Navy No. 1 team. disappearances sent srorcs nf mill In by mall that It will he nrectaary v and only "minutiae” was Lt. C. L. Sullivan returned lary planes, from this country and for them to come to the Chamber Libby declared It waa not Canada, Into Ihe hunt. io, ta n at her* from his leave In Teas* of Commerce building to get autlae * but "a grave matter.’* Ha was born Tbe missing planes: _ was a mem- today and the Station Basketball var. N new registration cards. 'Urn Allied negotiator paid North I A non • scheduled airliner ah 143 of James- Team will go Into their regular Resident* of all other precinct* ..it considered It a definite com her of ML town, N. Y. He waa also a mem iraelle* routine again efler lay- carrying 40 persons which dlsap of the county will not need iB iln ia l peered on a inn • mile Pittsburgh ng off for the holidays. In to register If they voted or were f - ' An official U. N. spokesman, bar of tha Order of the Ei Orand Offlc car of ire-holiday plav the Sanford to Buffalo flight. It look off Sat­ qualified to vote to the last _____ . Brit. Gen. William P. Nuekola Star and a Boat 1____ urday night for the normally one He waa _a mammam hr* have won on* from Orlando ...... ......... general election In November, ■alt It appeared to him that the that organisation. First Baptist Church of Junior College and lost one to hour hop with a three hour gnso- 1030. Rut those who failed to Reds were "Just going through the bar of lipe supply. Tampa University, On Jan. 11 motions. They had nothing new to 2. A C-47 military transport, last re-register during the registra­ are his widow, four they will travel to Jacksonville | lay. They appeared to be merely heard from Sunday afternoon near tion period In 1930 or those who t waiting for Instructions from high- daughters, two sons, twelve grand­ to meet the NAH team there Phoenix, An/ It wn* carrying 2* have rearhed a legal voting age children end a sister. and Jan. 14 they will plav Pa­ or have attained a legal voting K « up ” _____ Remains w en sent to Perry, N. trick Air Fore* Rase at Cocoa. persona. Including III West Point residence, will need to register. cadets, on a flight from Hamilton Y., for funeral Interment. A home gams Is scheduled for A person must have tieen a re. SEOUL, Korea. uH-Communist Jan. 2S> at the Hemlnols High Air Force Base. C alif, In Good sldent of the State of Florid t A. J. Greer, manager nf (he troops clung stubbornly to an Alfellow Air Base, Texas School gymnasium with Jack­ 3. An Air Force F-M Mustang for one year and of Seminole Florida Home Gas Co., stated that ‘ I hill position on tha western Concentration Camp sonville Filer* providing th* op­ Cunty for six months to order the company had added 100 new nt today In the face of a U. N. position. There are tentative fighter, whlrh vanished after Its In he qualified to vote. customer* In the Banford area, and pilot, believed the only person counterattack now In Ita fourth day. plana for a home gam* th* first Registration hooks will remain 30 tank Installation* to nutiying The battle for tha snow • cov­ d j s m f i i r . r r . a i : a week aboard on a flight from Spokane. or January but a definite Wash., to Travis Air Base, Calif open earh week day from 9:00 area* during IDSL ered position west of Korangpo waa standby prison camps, for us* In date has not been set as yet. Today marked th* completion of kaod tohand alt lints, In tempera­ event of emergency. He says he Is Had weather hampered search A. M. to 3:00 P. M. from Jan. 2 Tomorrow will be a new day through Mar. 1| at which time all gas aloves and appliances lo tures as low as 30 degrees below not authorised to say m on at thla of a new year and many men efforts Mm. Hut despite thickening *kle*. l.l they will he rinsed In order t the new LP protan* air gas which time. here say they’ll be starting off - U. N. forces were driven off the avv, Coast Guard. Air Force, flv nrepare for the primary electin'! has a much higher BTU rating It la known, however, that Mc­ th e , year with a clean slate. kill Friday by a battalion of Chi­ Grath Is proceeding under th* last When asked, "What New Veer II Air Patrol and Knyal Canadian M«v 8, 1932. AH registration* than formerly. The company re nese Reds supported by 10 links and most drastic section of the resolutions are you making"? Air Force planes joined In the will he made to the office of th* rently installed a new »75,<mn plant for the making of this newsupervisor. r self propelled heavy guns. Itso Internal Security Act, popu­ These are *ome of th* answer* hunt for the airliner. type of gas. An Eighth Army briefing officer larly known as the McCarran Act. f received: The search concentrated over Ihe The major City project of ihe said allied troops backed by four mountain* of Western I'ennsylvan That section charges Ihe attorney Fred Wood: *‘| resolve to keen la and Ihe Great Lakes, where year w n the building by Jarro ShrinerH, KiwaniH tanka and low - flying planes failed general with tha responsibility for night life at a minimum and to Coast Guard roller* scanned the Construction Co. of the 8141.000 In knock the dug-ln Red* off the rounding up and holding all per­ make sure 1952 la a much drier water from below baseball stadium on Mellnnvllle o « a | i> « > 4 rase Am i hill in a weekend attack. sona likely to commit laootage or year than 1031". Avenue. This Is now to Ihe final U. N. force* moved out again espionage should there be (I) an In Arl/una. rain, elnud* and high Another box of gift* was contrib­ Frank Hutchison: "I have re­ wind* kept all hut heavy search uted hv |he vnuno people of th" stages nf completion. Monday, Ihe Eighth Army com­ Invasion of Ihe United States or solved Two nrw pumps were lnsUlled that sometime during th>- planet grounded These roamed ov­ First Methodist Church. Several munique aald, but a new snow Ita possessions; (I) a declaration at the water works, arrnrding to of 1962 I will get hark to er alorm curtailed eerial operations. of war by Congress: or (3) an in­ year the rugged mountain area north anonymous donors aUn gave I mixcs rom t". City Manager Clifford McKIhliio. The battle raged 30 mile* north surrection within this country In l h «Ksnwen for families. who recently resigned to arrept n Jones: "I’m not making east of Phoenix. of Seoul, less than 10 mile* north­ aid of a foreign enemy. Cant. William* also expressed position with the engineering firm any resolutions, that way i*'l east of the truce talk village of thank" tn Arthur Klrehhoff, who Th* law provides that should any have PHOENIX, Aril. •.P-Nlneleen ea of Smith and Gllldple, Jackson­ none to break. Panmunjom. rnntributrd his service* nn several of these things occur, the Presi­ Wayne Rakken: "Store thia I* del* from Ihe U. S Military Arad dnvx when there was a shortage I ville. dent may proclaim an "Internal year I resolve not to g e t emy nl West Point were among the Other Impiovement* Included PANMUNJOMrKore* (At-Tbe security emergency”, and thus set leap 23 person* on a military tran*|>nrt of workers at the dime Ixiaids. installation nf an alternate ronnrr unless proposed to". foiled Nation* and Ihe Commu- In motion a roundup of "each per­ married tlnn from the reservoir to the as wr all say farewell to plane missing in hour* after ra liata again today exchanged pris- son a* lo whom there Is reasonable theSo year limping station for emergency. 11*31 let'* all loot, dining for landing Instructions. mer of war letter* ground to believe that such person forward to Ihe And weather throughout Arl/mia Iwllevrd the hlg transport may lx Inch watrr mains have tieen new year with a The Communist* brought to probably will engage In. or prob­ nrayer to our heart* for a last­ today hampcicd Ihe senrrh for tlilt have gone off course Into the extended In the Wynne wood Sub. hi* military armistice site * ‘ mo “ let­ ably will conspire with others to ing psare to thla ronfused this world hlg C-47 plane and an F-St fighter nigged mountain area northeast of division where the phllllps Pro. AUltd POW8 in br ter* from Allied engage In. acta of espionage or of of ours. Ilava fun tonight, drive plane which also has hern missing here. pertlrs have built many new and white -propaganda . . . . ____ _ tinged ____ Ml* sabotage” *lncc Sunday afternoon. Al Hamilton Air Force Bare to homes. Matos have also been In­ carefully, but above all here’s . They, w en destined for The Me Carran Ael auggasta that Only heavy aircraft have taken California, It waa reportedI the ea­ stalled south of Twenty-fifth several countries. membership to th* U. 8. Commu­ wishing you all a very happy off for tho early search with the ileta were among the a stward. 8treet between Orange and Willow U. N. turned over M letter* nis! Party anytime during the last "IIAPPY NEW YEAR". lighter craft being held hack pend­ They presumably were returning Street*. Other main* have been _ »ed to Allied POWS In North three years be considered as one ing better flying conditions. Main, tn tho academy after Christmas laid to Goldiboro. Korean carape, Including three tel­ Hem to arriving al w a ^ rreasonei According to aoologlsl* hat* do clouds and high winds were rc with their families In Northern Since tho rnmplctlon nf the ler* for Me), (ten. William F. Dean. able ground" tor detention ported to the search area. It was California not make neats. Geneva Bridge and apprnarhr* by r pva... ut<r< 'YELLOW PAGES' of Youi H lla t • .%•; ’ ' ■ ■ '.V '** v -u <. . •• •- K -v Cr,\ ,, : 1 • ANNOUNCING OPENING Moughtoii Insurance Agency Geneial Insurance 610 Hanford Atlantic National Bank Building Son ford. K. J. Moughtun, J r. of Sanford and Seminole County for the past thirty County is shown by our efforts to give the community years. It was just thirty years ago that the firm of a first class, modern establishment — one that reflects Roumillat & Anderson was founded in its present loca­ credit on our City. As Sanford's pioneer drug store, we Vi ...... * * ../ t .... I • 4 B p Hpe l r . , •*. - is' l *4 wish to emphasize the fact that our store is 100% home , owned. The profits from this store are spent in Sanford, ' iiiF i , / -,i -to H b 'y ■' , ,*>\ L ’ m ' -\ , R t f ' \ w.’ I K ; . ; ., ' ",v ' ■ (V; ’ t\ • patronage of you — our friends and neighbors, to ‘w f ♦' * . with Sanford businesses, for the betterment and pros­ whom we are deeply frtteful. perity of .Sanford and Seminole County. l i M I l U T ■ '. • & ANDERSON WALGREEN AGENCY r ■.• . . ..'K al!lrrr< "Sanford's . i . . . .» " .T . t . . Florida Phone H ll r •y W IN E $10 Sanfe'd A /tnia Our belief in the future of Sanford and Seminole tion. This continued success was due to the support and - I <-i l o t y ★ ★ ★ ★ V I C K S PACKAGE STORE Best Wish Happy and Prosperous New ’ . I) fi |«-|)tlOM< W H IS K E Y RUM - S We have been able to make this wish to the citizens / Maud It. Wllnon � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1951 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 31, 1951 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 31, 1951. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 31, 1951; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4ec333ac058b65c5c50ba866c3ce0071.pdf 9fc6c694d008621241c25f9a4f7db1eb PDF Text Text • - Heavy Influx Of Tux Returns Front Gamblers Seen All Male Jury Is Deliberating Case Of Tallulah’s Maid Cronin, charged with forgery and grand larceny In raising checks W signed by the actress Roth shies rested Thursday after t a flurry of |>oetry ranging from ffhakrsnearean quotation-, to un original laiem by Defense Attorney Fred It. Morltt. Mrs. I'mnln specifically Is arcus ad. In a at count Indictment, of Jj raising more than $4,two worth of checks written by Miss Hunk head The defendant lias adnillted hik­ ing tho checks hid contends she was forced to do so to get hock money she herself paid ool to keep the actress In "marijuuna, boote, cocaine and sex." • Miss llankheud hus vehemently I* denied the allegations out u( court l and has said the threatened "ex­ pose" was a "blackmail attempt" to keep Ilie ease from going to K trial. 5> The lernpesliions uelrcss look the stand only briefly during the 12 y day Irlul Knrly in Ihe hearing, General Sessions Judge Harold A. Stevens blocked defense ulleinuts to discuss pur|Mirti-d events In ihe actress’ private life lie said Ihe Issue was whether Ihe while haired Mrs. Cruniii hud u rigid to raise her employer’s cheeks. Mill defense witnesses, from time to limn, Injected lurid statements allegedly concerning Miss Itank head's personal affairs befurc they were cut short by the court Assistant District Attorney Jc , Mine Kidder opened his siunuia linn fur Ihe prosecution by quoting Shakespeare: "Who steals inv purse steals trash . . hul lie Ihut filches from me my good name, rolls me \ of that which nol enriches him, anil makes me poor Indeed." Mnrllt said tils client was a Tuunhle maid" al the mercy of , "the temperamental slar. the mighty Miss llaiikhead." lie railed Ihe rasir "u dispute between Iwo elderly ladles, line Who tries lo look young and one wlm shows her uge rullier grace fully." Mrs Cronin Is 59 and Miss llankhriid is 48 years old 4 $IVI«IIY BURNIO while playing uinund u bonfire with neighborhood youngsters, Itonald F. Feildi-i wit/, 11, uu-lvi-s a Cliristmuf present from his brother, Hubert, If, while Ids mother, Mm. I.llllun KedderwIU, looks on smilingly In their Sumiyslde, N. Y. home. Honuld, who hus been In the hospital since May, ID4II, was permitted by his doctor to he at home 1 with the fumlly over the Yule holiduys. (frili'r/tatlomd Fxrjuilur; I ROMK MV—Foreign Minister Muhoinetl Kalah el Din Pasha uf Kgypt says Ihe main sel defense of ihe Suez Canal should he mi Turkey’s frontier with Husslu-nnl In Ihe Canal Zone itself Kalah el llln, vaeallmilmt here While Hip H. N Assmuhly In Purls It suspended for thr Chrirlmas holidays, ||ave Ida vines al a news AKINOINO TMI OMMIN3 of n New Ymk ploy. Ihoodwuy shuwmsn Hilly Hose ond actress Joyiu Mutlht-ws, ex-wlfo of comedian Milton Hetle, make llielr lint public iippvaiuucu logclhcr since Joyce was named by Klcunni Hose In sepuialloli suit llo-v h fused liiciomneid when uuwimeii asked If lie and Joyce had uny plans lor Ihe Inline. (fiilrruulluoalj umermis bloody clashes have orriirred In Ihe Canal Zone between Dlllisli furees and Kgypllan civil Ians ami police since Egypt's mill October tlvclslon tu scrap tier Irea tire with Mrllaln. A military spokesman for Ihe Egyptian umbassy In Home ampli fliil Ihu foreign minister's stale mold on remote defenses "You don't wall tu start defending a canal mild the enemy roaches the canal," the spokesman said. -Zlan. j,'. William W. Dickinson, who r warned his farming on a <1.000I'lanUllon near l.lttlo -W ", Atk., is today tile hero nf -Afghan rotton growers, In part ,. because lie taimht them what a miulerful Inatrument the hoe Is, r enough Itaek musele goes Intu ,hl use. ; Here as an advisor on cotton WKW slpns Food and Agriculture t-vhpl«^l ««slslanee program, Dlcklnsen found many faults with Afghan methods of farming, awnv of them centurl«s old, .Instead of mw rulllvatlnn nf pM*n the Afghan Blantons broadMat Uiatr ae-d. then wait'd pa­ ten tly for nature to produce o Man With a Mae" ■ pleklnaon tohk in*'.look al (hew. methods, ■Kad lfWarWsmHh Mild an Amerieax-atyle hoe by IL L B E G L A O W H EN ”1 0 0 „ W O M E N *6ET* A /HEW R E C IP E * -'rtX i* e TH E ^ TENTH O N E THIS MORN/AtG - WANTING *JU ST 16 P R U N ES -U N W e /N K LE D KIND *-V FIRM AND FRESH*- - -T H yM KN JACKSONVILLE bR-Tha collec­ tor ut Internal revenue today an­ ticipated a heavy influx of 1(1 per cent tax returns from gamblers, but only the governor of the state will be allowed to know the names of those who file. Collector John I.. Pahs Thurs.day announced returns on more than $64,000 from tlx Florida gam biers Fahs tahl, however, that the fed eral internal revenue code pro­ hibits revenue officials from re Mbits leasing any Information concern Ing names, amount or source of Income or any Imokkeeping dala of those who file. Kalis said tho single exception to that was the governor, who may request such Information In order to enforce state laws nr enforce collection of state Income taxes Fahs said Ihe federal law prohibited release of all Information not specifically authorized. He said It was specifically pro­ vided in Ihe 1931 law requiring gumblers to purchase a $30 occu­ pational tax stamp, that names and addresses of such purchases would be u matter of public rec­ ord. To date, 283 Floridians have purchased the stamp Rut, Fahs said, "m at's as far as it goes. I have to be governed by the luw and 1 don't nuva the authority to release any Infurmu lion exc-enl ut Ihe request of the governor." 1 IL.1PYS1K, su*e l \ V f il l i— of PRUNE- / V ) whip If! J ^ 4 f)\ <-Li AXSoarneD s iz e s £<S6S i 5*FACH I A N O U tE h ? S E C R E T R E C I P E 6 E T S A I5 0 U N C 9 Korean War Trial ReceHH ir » iiu M r»«w sis# n»*> distraught her testimony "wouldn't be with the full knowledge of what she wa* laying." Krle Hamits, another Fairmont College Instructor, testified he and his wife were with Mrs. Mintdel late yesterday when she Itarriraded herself In a bedroom, apparently bent on Jumping out a window. He said she flourished x carvlnv knife and sobbed that she lost her profession, her re­ putation and her Job. Horace H. Meldahl of Charles­ ton, attorney for Dr. Mundel, charged she had l*en hruwlwaten on the witness stand by U. H. Senator M. M. Neely, Fairmont’s 77-year-ohl wisard of oratory who appointed Mrs. lamdln to the education Ixmrd when he was governor and Is her defense at­ torney. "You’re a filthy, lousy liar,’ shouted Neely. Judge .Meredith admonished IK i t h Meldahl and Neely. They Ixith apoloalsed, Neely refused to snake hands. lime being ut lenst six AP CorresiKimlent Wllilum C. flamard qimied Hen. .lames A. Van Fleet, Klghth Army command­ er: "Wo will not saerlfleo our inen needlessly What Is the use of thou­ sands of casualties If it Is question­ able whut gixxl they will do?" The Allies eimllnued lo press for u full ucrmintlng of Ihe 3o.ouo pris­ oners they suld were not listed on the Hells' prisoner rosier. Must of the 30,000 were South Koreans. High authorities In Tokyo have said the 3,11X1 American prisoners reported by the Iteds was approx­ cans missing In ucllnn. American officers havo reported Ihe Iteds killed 5,000 In H.ooo captured Amer­ icans. Ilowaver, U. N. negotiators asked Ihe Communists fur on accounting of l.OiS U. H prisoners whose names were broadcast by Ihe Iteds, but were not on the Red Hit. president of the CIO and tho says higher living costs and in­ dustry profits Justify s substantial wage Increase. 'Hie 630.000 USW members em­ ployed In ite Industry now average slightly less then $2 an hour, c The Wege-Pullcy Committee eifP phaslzed (net the strike was put off only until the convention at Atlantic CHy. Mr. Truman expressed happiness and hope when he heard Ihe news ut his Independence, Mo., home The hope was that there wlU be no striae at all. The slrel Industry has not made a wage offer and Murray has ac­ cused company negotiators nf bar­ gaining In hail faith. The inilustiai maintains a pay hike would only add tn Inflationary pressuru. Murray announced Ihe decision to hold off Ihe strike after a Iwo and one half hour conference with Ihu Wage-Policy committee. The Jan. 1 deadline tlltl not allow the WSB time to study tho situation and make a recommendation. P M 3 <&(}(; The crater lake of Chubb Crat­ er averages 9,100 fast In diameter. 8lr flaimiul Baker, British ex­ plorer, was up pointed governor of African Hudan in the early IH70’* by the Egyptian khrdlve. Tito Mar* Folks Yos. T tU TI m More Goods You Sell The American glass-blowing In­ dustry In recent years has pioneer­ ed in the creation of new de­ signs. —*T........ ----------- /p w iiK H ene (lopfciitei AN INJURID WOMAN (lop) and men (bottom) are renwved from the scene of the flash-lire that swept through four storlee■of a New York rooming house, killing two persons und Injuring five others. The police •eld Hie hlsze storied when an oU stove exploded n a room Mar toe stairwell on the parlor floor. In a matter of minutes, the flames flared up Uirough the atalrs, blocking all exila from the building. (IxUrxallonaU roundt ' Y E L L O W PAGES' <•1 The communists, In a written re­ port. replied that 571 died of wounds or disease or were kilted by U. N. air ralda or artillery. J h t Reds said 152 escaped, three were released and 332 names were beIng checked. There was no report un the remaining 23. 7 h o i I l< j i l i n n . it.i it,,i , In The A MIMRIR 01 Ilia aiming Andrews Sisters, Patty Andrews, 30, and Melvin W. Westliter, 30, are mairiod In Hcveily HUL, Calif, by Judge Dana R, Williams (canter). It was the second marriage for both the bride and groom. They'll honeymoon In lot* Vegai, Nev. (fnlernaHonslJ YOU'RE TELLING ME! - By WIUIAM RITT — Central Praia Writer A DEPARTMENT atore Santa ably served the Siamese u a Claua In Dorcheater, England, place In which to dlepoee of old thought he'd relax with a clgaret razor blades. and immediately made a aclsntlllc I I I discovery—false whiskers are ah Qrandpappy Jtnklnt eeg* t r t lergle to matches. juat about giving up hep# e/ ever acting • department tiara lex is I I I Thr mink <a a mighty email C hat who look# like Bant* Close. animal lo ha Ike rotifer o/ lurk a , "J J ' I mlgkfy hig rachut. O. P . 8. C alling 11180.00 N tw Yaar*a g p e t a l l | 7 | > 0 0 New Yerii baby wMsrted Use BrW,«M be wM Mm. HtaflM ________ 111, , A giant vaae, loo years old, four* In a cava |n slam, pussies arehenlefUU aa to ita use; Prob- Buy The Family An OK’D USED CAR FROM HOLLERS. 1947 CHEVROLET 1947 CHEVROLET Fleetmsster ' ’ *) •J Door Hedan Radio, Heater 1 ____________________ _ 1948 NASH Radio, lleeter, Very Clean s .iw .e u w s v s r a u i , r . s. M lu e S ts s s is N m v « v « •- Aero Sedan Radio, New Paint, Clean '■, • ,. 0 V. ’*1* ' Throughout , a P. 8. Celling |11B5.00 Ntw Year n Hpecial iJ| | iW ' Big “8” 4 Doer Sedan • ' ' complete wtUf ixtifAi PITTSBURGH Wv-The nation will escape a crippling steel atrlka on New Year’s Day—but wlU bavu to face the threat again on Jan.3, The Wage-Policy Committee of the CIO United Steelworkers vote* Thursday to defer a work stoppsJJ for at least three days. TOol give* the special USW runvention la Atlantic City the (Inal say on call­ ing a strike. ... convention also will makg Ihe union’s formal answer to Presi­ dent Truman's appeal to avert a strike and submit Ihe steel con­ tract dlrputr to the Wage Stabili­ zation Hoard The steel companies already have agreed lo the Presi­ dent's proposal Mr. Truman, who says IheM must not he a steel strike In view uf the national defense emergency, has declared he will use every law on Ihe books lo prevent a nation-wide walkout. If the convention accepts Ihe President's plan, Ihe WSB wlU study arguments of both aides and outline recommendations. These will not be binding. An entire new contract between Die big union and the country’s steel companies Is at stake, f The union's! 23 demands arw topped by a call for an lBW-cent hourly wage increase. It also wants a guaranteed annual wage, union shop and other concessions for Ihe v i r J - l G S T T 7 N * T H E IR ) ^ y ~ * \ \ n n * M Strike Is Put Off Until January 3> ; imately tho number Ihey expected to survive uf some ll.ooo Am Ameri­ Arkansas Planter Introduces Hoes To Afghanistan By HAIHII.D K. MII.K.4 AP Nrwsfeaturr* KAHUI,. Afghanistan—A sandyhaired Arkansas planted has Int ftwluced common garden hors tf Into Afghanistan and they are paying off with a fivefold rotton crop In the rich valleys bordering rpovlel Ruselas militarised front- By STANLEY Geneva, 430 are now dead." The communique reference lo 78 per rent hud no rclotlon to Ihe list of 1I.33U prisoners announced lust week. It eonrerned only a group of 383 inun not listed there. Aside from hinting at the fate of American prisoners whose names failed to unpeur on Ihe llt-d roster, Crunmimisi negotiators offered no further accounting of some 3u,ooo captured soldiers Ihe If N says have nol been listed If N negotiators at I’unuiuniooi again licensed the lleds of Insin­ cerity and stalling the truce talks The Communis!*, In turn, de­ clared that Allied insistence on banning a Red air buildup during an armistice runs Ihe ''risk of throwing uverlMiurd completely Ihe whole basis" of ncgidlutionH. The lleds aguln refused tu pul In wriling an urul promise not lo build up their air strength tIUHng an urmTsliee While the wur of words raged on without letup — mid without apparent decision — there wus no Intm-Qthm that Ihe Korean hattlu front was about to e x n l i M l e Into action even though the 30day csssc • tire line ugrt agreement hud expired Thursday midnight. Mn fost‘ observers expected the Egyptian Minister Says Turks Should Defend Suez Canal veidine into military pldlu* ophy was linked with anuthi-r argil incut against llm t-imllnm-d llnti.-d. Iiuld im Hie Suer Canal /mu- in Kgyntlan Irrrdury, When asked wind would happen If Ihe British refuse lu leave Ihe Canal Zone. he sold: "We will moke It impossible fur llu-iii to THE OLD HOME TOWN 1 j! | •*x 'q • vq»*♦»•Ik ■\V4 �w V -' ' —T— — ■ THE WEATHER Ill Unit? T h irl I t Strtncth— To h i d d Ik* Pm h of the World i To Promote <ho Progrsee of A oirkt. To Produce Prosperity for H u f t ti f & h t W ™ Concession Is Made By UN In K orean Talks Fares New’ Year In New' World M, Tfl £ Largest Destroyer Ever Built For CHVIsftning f * ern tm ha 4a* b r a t f t KMlnhlmlird I'MIS No. New Conference Is Slowed By Official: Achcson Rules Out Diplomatic B r e a k Snowlall Buries Cars And Wrecks A Buildim*: IU It 11 H Util It DM VI.LEY I IMl| N<f» I MM11ian v ' I*l Fir If \ n ir i n Jin tilt rniMi j*h v i ' I H. tf,u Bilfrfi «• o f f i i T i * ,i full .ircoiint »t.f|.\ of Mini JO i IjiV • in t h r of C o i n m i ii i M i l l n n u j i r v H ot t h H r ' lie-Bii*-I new *. t nnfrrrrii-** to t»*II fin- wot Id 4i(mtiit it vvjia delnyr I milt I a WnMmnMoh Sfutt* llr* pm i1in»it i (fiein l i •misI i i r r i v o f i out IM ink for t f "I have no doubt th at if Ihe i Hoover Commission's ■••<niiimeii. dations nil t-ollet-turs iif I n l e i nal Revenue and olln-i political np- , poinlees bail been aceppti-d Iw i and one-half y ears ago -w hen they w rre made these scandals ciiulil nnl have iic -n riill." He said the d a n g e is of enrruptinn in tax cnlleetloii wernn t rtei»s to the nu-mbeis of Hie e-im mitision which i-.nub-mn—I Ho- pie*enl ini-Hind of -clr, I nig lav col le d m s, and added "They ait* mainly si lectei) by polith-nl busses. They a re eert» inl\ selected with limit lippmval 'th e detern ium lm n of th eir fitness i» p re tty imieli based on the ability lo gel votes in le w a id s foi d o ­ ing ,n ." Hoover cull 11'mil'll llu ee Hungs wen- w iong with (In picsenl xy .tr m one, obllgaHoti lo local busses; two, lack of p| nfl- isioual LONDON igw-llowllng hurricane lompeteme by KEfTII FULLER mid three, absi-me of NEW ORLEANS i/P -A husky cop winds washed mniinlslnous sen* Instructions G i v e n 80 Mile Winds Whip Up Sens In Worst Over Telephone By Doctor On Methods Storm In Decades 91 KS. ternrlxe IL M M T Moon- r,v IYslt< I While, --si r o*ive s. r i e t a r v "f lie V im ,m il \ so, oil Ion loi III- V-tv a n, eon-ill nf r.siu i»*il IVtijik. Wlnli gave >bis apiia. i, n, an Mlt ff Vll'U u it h tl II* ill i i ,».ii ft Worn Out Land Is Douglas Says Ike Restored By New Is Great Favorite Chemical Process With U. S. Masses WASHINGTON v -ni Dougin- fly HOWARD W. HI.AKEKI.EI tD III t today called Grit Et.i-n Associated I’rrxx Science Wrlin bower "tin* ovrrwbchiitiu: livoill*I’HILADEI.I'IIIA -.ft Worn on of Ihe jircat m.is* of Ihe American __ land Is changed Into .xlruelurallv virgin 'oil by a new chem ical ill* euvery annnitlierd lo Ihe A m erican Assoclalton (or Ihe A dvanrem eot nf Sclr nt'ft today II In * yrllovA, Nvnthrtlr iMiudt r which literally f*nanj?c8 tnc sfnl llaclf. II In nol ji fertilizer, lint ero ps grow from 20 In IIS) | h-i re n t higher yields jienple'1 for (lie pro uleiu v And he preillcirii ’ i gre.il many D em oeralv” would vole for (tic general if lie her nines tin- lie pitlillc' hn pr<"»Kh*nii,ii uhimhuh* Al th r ^nin«» linir. l»oiiula« f a m r np with whit I appiuirffl i*» ,» flat " n o " to priqwi'al' in -ooie q u a r t e ts Ihal lie lie tlo- Democrn lie I '.i r lv '. e a n d u la lr fur I’l r .idenl II in.ikes heller baxebalt ill;* in the Ifi.'tSf election mnnds. xlopx erosion, and promise "III Hie idghtv Mtlproli -tile eveul -helper road building It (Hie lli-uiiiir.ih' noiolMalioiiThla magic (rawder, named kn c a m e lo me, | would not a - c e p l ," limn, is made of Ihe same stuff Douglas told ri-p-,i i,-r . aerllonllriles—which make the la Since i ongress adiooro- d to nlest tynlhellr suil.x and drosses, tuber Douglas lias irav-llcil Iravi-lli-d ex ex . ..... b e r Doiiulas JoncH In Installed Ah Masonic M aster New Tourist Center Is Designed For Low Cost And Easy Expansion A s Wft#e T a x ) Vide) Joura was Installed as "worshipful master" of Hanford 1-odgn No. IW, F and A. M. for 1092 al a matting Thursday night al the Masonic Iradge, Other offlrtrs Installed were: 0. J. Wilkinson, aanlor warden; R. ft. Wright, Jr-. Junior warden; I- T. Hheppard, treasurer; R. C, Whitmire, secretary; J, C, Tra* wlrk, chaplain; A- F. llamray, aanlor deacon; James N- Hhlelda, Junior dearon; Waldamar Deltrlch, senior steward; Ban F. Bullard, unior steward, and Arthur Clrchhoff, tyler. J inUNlAn LAH YYlIYf TRUMAN CAN WINT WASHINGTON INGTON IM—A Republican rongressma tman said today president Truman could __ b* re-elected—If the election were held no .Rep. _ Crawford Crawford al at Michigan Ml told n sampling Ihe politic, ." S '- . f p X H Su l t hla home man probibstate. He aald _ ly crtuld carryy kiebi higan against A Taft man htetealf, Crawford ha thoughtTIFTTruman had “ exposure of wr-l. The ;mwtier has an r l r r l r l r a l ai Irsetlon fur clay in Ihr -rail This attraction prrulnres rhain.x nf Infix- ICoKltafttS Oa Pxxx Txxnt Asked whai g ra s s nails si-nlimenl h r round wllli irx;irr t lo p tr s i drntinl iraxxihlliHrs. tin- srmilnl m n d r hi* "overw helm ing favor i i -*II« hs4 (In l*aa* Txxat Duia Mp , Himpfp. pxii .iimIaI)I<« hnr| prnnntniini rout!rurM un nm tin) mirpotp liphiml HinforirN |iro|inAPil upw tour ini re n t e r tin flfwltfiipfl l»v K. J, MfMiffliton, prrhUprl nf mirh « ivlr pr«J«*rl« «*i th«- I'lly Hull, ilir new bANphall miidiiim find Ih r thipo FIIA pinjiu'ln «urr«*it|y nmli*r cnnatrurtlnn. "Artim lly It la rlr*itfnr»i| In hr i hr winjr <»f l>«rjr* r tMiihliuu/* hmifI Mr* Mouifhtmi of lh«i tm irlat huilil ^ — Injr fa r lha rnriHlruclIon of whi h J»iri»flt ahiiffh-hoiiMl *«nit finlli Spntinolp County Jaycpt'A nrn rur* tl«»a, IVC( rently mining funda. Thn center, which is tn go on City proparty In Fort Mellon I'ark north of the shufflclmard rourta, has a large area nf awnln; winHows nn its forty font long! Ing Lake Monroe. The rectangular structure Is to have a width nf 2tl feet with thn eastern end planned to face the addition of a larger wing when the need arises. The western end of the htrild* ing In evenly divided Into a com­ pletely equipped kitchen and n ■mall reading room. The majority of tha apace la occupied by a 29 foot main room with ■ celling Haight of ten feet eight Inches. Construction la of concrete block throughout with the Inter* lor of eapoied, painted, sight Inch block to reduce coat and an lxstuccoed, water-proofed One of the coat saving feature* of tha building la the elimination of rest rooms In favor of the ad- r ass:*' ■HI'. I I. AIN Some F l o i n l n " pal l y " I parties Wllliout " I nnuiliuit t o ' •••mo ■ lions, betii on stemming lb,- inu ng tub- of N e g ro e ip m li'v . w*»- t •l.t tesporn-ible vestii-la y for Ihe Mini* I ' h n s l m a - t.miitt da\ t ^ *■I I t +■ the kind lhat won't wrinkle when lenxivelv In Hie Hulled Stales IL a stlm S y • •♦|*- »*• l l i f *ti*4im* I f df* i mirtoriii! ,'iiifiMt||ififif »; White Sees Mims Bombing As Act O f Cocoa Soldier, Floridians Against Negro Right,* Killed In Action, "has plenty nf help if aa ■Istanrn can be carried out tn heavy seas." The Flying Enterprise lx owned by Ihe fshramitaen Line of New any Republican mentioned for the GOP nomlnatioR. ihlbltion" bottles of whisky, In 19ft Michigan Want Republi­ dacontrol order is affoettvs can. Crawford said hn’d found a good •tabulation agency daal of wnUmanrgmmg Michigan Republicans for ■ Tgft-MscAruur rtZ Z x f'Z i (f-iS rr »[ An;rio o -p <i \ u. 11 *1*1*111 iiiiori i" •n*' -ti I »r•111 i it c ht in I h r * 'o - HHH In |ft A M ‘t*' U ii 1 I of I Or- ill lirllll P I' t 41 t’I ti as n *i,l t i ' * 1' | ' i t | U / f i ( !"» -i in-'** With M»** | n( sitttyV ftlm\ > *fnl 1«'', * u .1 ) o it, an t s"»ii Mutt* f|fRf*iiiMivtj! hoimi ;»I liadU iv in i von A standards nf ini.-eritv lie iiointed nut that the Honvitr Coni inUni on reennunended that the posts nf rnllectnrs of Inlernal Rev. mile be filled through the bi­ partisan Civil Service thimmiirdnn after a "vlgornus Inquiry Inin lh« loyalty character and Integrity nf applicants." "Then,'.' lie cnlilinuril, "It re.y nulri-s a vigor mis ex am ination determine Ihrii cuuipeteiice f" each special field Tints llu-se ap pointniciiln a re made with a Inn k ground of merit, not on ability t , gel voles or please smile pulttl, al blisses | f mo,-ti checks bad been made, « c would mil be finding It hmIIamsA Cla !'(■■» I MM, I'iiK II"!I.»n*l, Kn lini; \ir Mil a ♦ "IMm.lll'lt I . Jtlllioillli fil Mini Mu' | u|!11ir vvMiilil li.ivf to wait it ivtol. It 11 Mil8 It) 1V •-I 1,0vv H n *1.111 I>1a tics futci’i1 Mu■ fll.-l •4 -low.I lllll lit-Vi Mh'Y ttr:iu ti l-'-l 11>11.1I fmIII 1V >>' l*811rvl"fl VI' -1 i*i *l*i V lD rl puv-Ill-Ill M1 IlL'O.ntHI m i nil- Col Nulla.u| i i* •it i f iid tb 'bigb still.- I Ifiiiii r liitMi t Mffu i -i 1 from \VaAliMu;Ui|ia* » i M» Mm1*1, wlm f'i8 -ft♦•»f*11 li ol in ( bind -.1 ii) KlimtMm. -ill II--11 itr I in nk fm I “<iii» llllll-l - -II M 11led Unfiii ho **•»* I-1I-," the *nmrilMTull •i •lift, ■1i|<iiti i* lluil Ixlai l*ft K\■Mi Mir Mfily im-iiti n -Mi mrh-n l»V Im H«iMi tli I/O Mu' ns -« ( - unf- i tu|,r Sul | Oil 1i'put t r i , -uid pin ll|dui VV!4 U "»iiiui'iills -• b--lul i-| lu Ilf*■ol Miu 11lft*l X .1n : l' M r 1 \ M 1 :ST ). llu|l,»o I i- i i -h - .»-•• >"lifl.l- llt to- 11mo i V'.'ilt >.* to-MOlDed t-» oo-i-t ft-*- pi**., t lo . -veiling 11-*- t<*,n -v--, - liaM-b-d over *■* I S oiHi-'iiti* -i lit- A o slrllong it mo la-., I* i la -t olglil at -bi ,1. in-1 tti.-u fbo* o *-- tbcif luoii-i. - a* lo-i e Mu- . oil* t ■-ig.itioo --f Ho* t*»Mi , n In-1, t -it*-I .it • -iVlork tin- ......mug. v* i. o | —ndrd it o -—-a I-- p-iloir t l - i ii t-> - it bineo. Cop Delivers 7 7 Ships Are Sunk Pound Baby For On Europe Coast His Pal's Wife By Big Hurricane delivered a seven pound baby for over sinking ships along Europe's another policeman's wife by follow- Atlsnllc coast today and xrl nfl Ins a doctor's Instructions relayed a series of frantic distress calls by telephone. At !*■■». seven ihrcatcnrd ves two American Patrolman Clarence Glarrussn, sets, Includl SOS signals. freighters, rai oed . who delivered the baby Friday, One ship was m Iven aground Oth told the story this way: GiarruiM and three other squad- era Here taking water rapidly and men answered an emergency cell In serious danger at the homy,dr Patrolman 1-ouU The Il.TIMoftU, 8, freighter Fly Ing Enterprise, rarrylng to crew Fernanda* "We got there Just as Mrs. Fer men and ID passengers mil of limn nandet fainted. I'll tell you iheh burg, said she was llsllng 19 dr truth I didn't know whal lhe hell Brers and "Uklng w ater" She tn tin mil the either guys storied was wallowing off Ihe southwest running ormind like entry **•> o' England 'Smile iratrnlm an Fred Smile r Help was standing by thr Fly criuliln'l think of anything hut mil Ing Enterprise anil was ni hand ting water mi thr stove In noil or oil Ihe way In other threatened like they sin in the movies, lie shins put four nans on (our burners anil VVtuils as high as k:i miles an then lit tne riven and put another hour whipned up Ihe worst East ern Attnntfr storm In many yrnrt. pan In there. "Sedgcbccr r Palrolinmi Jay Seri Ports and airports closed in Midity places Coastal towns from elieer) enllril for a crash truck iiere weren't any pollre amhnLiu Spain to Denmark wrre battered ees available al Dial minute—and I Hundreds of small boat, were finally gol Mrs. FernandeC doctor (sunk at iinrhor on the French and on the line through headquarter- English coasts. Tidal floods hll "The dirclor was delivering r river months all along the shore baby himself bul gave Kedgehecr . Most transatlantic sir travel Instructions and Kedgehecr relayed hailed after the Shannon River them In me. All the white Houle washed over low.lying Shannon In Aulhnritles was trying tn get those five pans Icrnallnnal Airport nf water to troll. When we asked said the field would Ire unusable the doctor what ymuare supposed until Sunday nr Monday 'The Queen Mary fl ’V finally tloeked to do with the water he said 'Nn In pton 71 hours lain Its al S outham Ing. Use alcohol The policemen, somehow, got Ihe r * £ "*n' 1 V*'* '*lp pnumt girl ilellvoretl and hn' tn,?lle "put tier down on some rags " fn3r h» r,h.V.* m,i * ■ r Tney they hit another sn aa-tb r h trrrlflt. baby seemrd to stop breathing ’it ! - 'i((1|iln,i Am.cir. nn, r There wax another excited "wliat (t,m »|m l b»A F b ln T ^nlw do we do now?" conversation with !!!/" r1 ,,rYi *ntobt a !IL’ HooverRaps American Fliers Give Full U .S . Bureaus Report On Their Treatment "WHAT'S IT AU AIOUT7" 7-montbi-ohl l.lsos Taiuliky seems to t-e asking as, bundled aailnst the winter wrather, she arrives m New Y»rk Just ih n d of the New Year on the Navy transport Gr-irrnl llrrtcu. The Hny DP cim# from Poland with her pm aids who are scheduled to be resettled soon in llocheiler, New York. (International) LIQUOR DECONTROLLED I w M la m R , hr f m k m* I .Singling out foi paillciilac rl* ilrlsm the sram lals In Hie lax ' .dinting agencies of tin- governinent. III- -aid: CAMDEN, N. J. i*—The largest destroyer ever built by any navy was In final shape for christening loday. The 9,900 Ion Nnrfnlk Is Ihe first i>l n new line nf destroyer leaders llulll by the New York Shlbullding Corn . she is scheduled to Join the fleet by next August. When the norlolk was entered late in lDU, she waa classified as a light cruiser, with Ihe word "killer'" added. The official listing was chanced during construction The Norfolk will carry every sub marine delecting end destroying device known to American naval Navy classifies as light anil airher displacement la only a faw Ions less than nine ihlpa the 1) 8. Navy classifies aa light anil-air­ craft rndsers. Her 940 /oot length makes her sa long as these cruisers and she will he" Iwon feet f< wider, The Now has kept its plans for pi . . . » Ihe Norfolk pretty much under wraps, but It Is hi ....__ she will cost ft million douir*1 dol exclusive nf Ihe guns and the many ... special weapons she will carry. Some of Ihe great weight of Ihla vessel—she Is more than twlca the i~ weight of average deatreyera—haa probably gone Into additional pro­ probably .Sl'rav?!,.!i tection against atomic attack. On following Inslruetlon, hold Ihe baby Ihla point, the Navy would say only by the feet and whsrketl her on that the design of the Norfolk "In- the back. eorporated lessons learned at Bl- They could see her breathe again. The main difference between the Meanwhile a rrash truck com­ Norfolk ami shlpa of her alia now plete with asbestos suits, pick-axes listed aa rrulsers ties In Ihe all- acetylene torches and other equip weather anti • submarine devices mem — I a reived n ‘ “That‘ crew gave' Hie she has been built lo earry. ox;ygen. ten. Finally ai ambulances The ship k i li been' designed to baby(I'lSKixM <*■ S*aa« travel at more than 10 knots. She will h* manned by about« officers BODY FOUND ami 900 men. JACKSONVILLE UK-The body of an unidentified woman about fio uovRRNOR p a y s year* okt was found on a road LITTLE ROCK. A rt (fk-Oov. north of here Friday. Sid MeMath has announced pay­ Deputy Sheriff Douglas Willis ment of W.IT0 In beiFfidaral In- ■aid footprints around the body come taxes and Inlmatsomeone had placed ft The governor aald FLdsy he had Indicated but no Indication of violence made full payment of n claim re­ there, round by Coroner D. R. Smith. sulting from an InyHtlgilion of waa Willis said the woman wore a hla financial affair* for the past IS man’s wrist watch, a ring with years by tha Buraau of Internal n Masonic emblem and a wedding Kevknue. band Inscribed "Carl to Fannie, McMaUi aald two major Items Aug. 11, 1010," waja la dispute in tia tevastlgstton —“travellna expanaaa which | da* MAYFAIR SOLD? luaa tbaaa anpanaas The Mayfair Inn baa been sold, d In NtuuneUofi with according to the New York Dally ■ re governor, and a loss News, Iran ton Walker, author of saj* of my termer home n column on "Broadway" In tho Naw York paper, said In tho Dee, 25 Issue, "The New York Giants quietly sold the Mayfair Hotel In Sanford, Fla." YOU DON’T d BOSTON M’i F orm er P re s i­ dent llcrberl Hoover -mid today the r n u n try lias been exp-aed in the nasi year to more dis honesty In officials and governm ental d e ­ partment.- than at any lim e In his­ tory. Ami lie wnriird tlml unless lids evil w e ir slum ped out "In the last official concerned" Ihe United s t a l l ’s would "iln-lille and rail like Ihe gleaf republics of the pmd." The former President spoke -in a Irnnscrlbed radio forum pro p ia in , "reducing ihe Federal Wastellnc," 111Madrasi by Hie M ass­ ach u setts C oniinlttre fm tin*; Hoover Itrpoil, B m e Former President In­ sists Nation Will Be Destroyed If Present Evils Last g eo r g e a . mcarthur HUNSAN, K orn OT-The United Nations negotiators msdc their "most Important concession" today In a move to break the long Korean Iruce talks deadlock. And the Com­ munists agreed to divulge the fale of some 90,000 unncrounted for war prisoners. The U. N. negotiators said they would abandon their demand for aerial reconnaissance ahd negoti­ ate the question of troop rotation If the Reds would accept without change a new compromise plan for policing a truce. ting. (Sen. William IV Nucknls, official U. N. spokesman, said the decision to withdraw the demand (or aerial obaervatlon during an armistice was made "with the greatest reluctance." "This Is by far the most Impor­ tant concession the 11 N. Com inand has made," he said. Rear Adm. R. K. Libby said Ihe Communists "grudlngty" agreed to supply Information on alt U. N and South Korean soldiers they have captured. In return, the U. N Allies will give the Reds further dstn on the list of Red prisoners given the Communists Dec. Ik. The Communists Indicated Snlur day that many of the 90,000 nrls oners the U. N. says Ihe Reds reported capturing but failed to IM on their official prisoner roster were released at the front am their names were not recorded Most of the 90.000 were South Ko reans. Nuckols told correspondents tin U. N Command decided to lake Inspection would detect whether the Reds were building up military airbases In North Korea. Truce negotiators already have agreed In principle on three points of the six-point compromise pro posal offered Saturday. I'olnta 4, S and A of the Allied iWMOSSSf 0ft (M l T e n t ft.t MO tft i II *.* ftl t l K lil il t AN INDEPENDENT DAlt.Y NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA. SATf’RDAV DEC, »>. 1051 Demand Dropped For Air Reconnaissance As Reds Agree On POW Information Bv n Mftr t RMthh*.1•«#J0Ik AfMMKltlod PreM U ur<) Wirt VOLUME XXXXIII a P x illi rlointy Ihroiifh Sunday. 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I lu-iii i.-|vrx do ,i ....... i - iiouj;b -booling eili-nill ng cm -n l lo o mil *■n hail led if - Ii l .f |nb ill Ihal r e i p r c l ." It oailm tra -la r-aa* Txxnl -.valbdr) * I'Mii) ■ "Mm- nf (lie ilia"- .......... I Jl JUI 11HI Irill I V MUl'Vl’V ■I tin ......... here was to l„ 1,. , .......... , , „ ,,»« '»> ;,,,l ' ^ 'N ; , , , Ibis flig h t fill all nnl.- . a " h. -I" " IS V IU .L . Kv Hudolpli. elare.l " W h y . you l- .v- ......... .... ....... reimh-.-t. uii-.-tug Ho- c la i m this case 1 ., .................. . . ................ ................... . ,lf'* off inlu sp an- o r else u-is stolen III- Voice of America I-i - iiiI- a-tl * from tlm roof of n dep.U'Dnenl M a n y T. Moot * n* known strife h ere llirougliiiiit Asia im -1 Hn- \Yoi I-1 U 111rJl 111 Stiver 111 ,111, IIUIII-I of Hie Do Ills fi|ie work in pioio-iliog fir in said lliidiilpli -mil lit' male, • I|ilal lig h ts for Ills MO. ill Hie each with a red Itglil in tls nose, ib'liioiincles." have lieen placed alop Ha- building Asked w hether III- innuo Dial every C h ris tm as season (or several Moore had sulimitted to, r-sigoo y ears lion from the H lale NAACI' im u r It w as the lir-l llinn lluilnlph to hix death. W hite -l- i lu rnl ever d e serted his perch "He definitely -III not! H its rum or prnhahly alt-aimed from IHtilli; Dll I. Ihe fact th a t a t th e last oieeHug WASHINGTON 'dx Sen Mood in Daytnim his pimltion was * D Mirh I xny.s people on liol etiangcij lipraiisn of a link of ends of any bribe involving the funds wllhin the s ta le lo e n tr y guverum enl should go lo lull He nut his work." plans In stranxnr a trill nn ii as Hn added that he liad requi-xled |«t*>n < nngress goes h a rk In ir o a r la n a a nix Taxi work "T he brib er and the bribed are .Ml. Moiitfitlnii pniiitril nut (lint one nf lbe finer ft-nltirt's of llnstructure lx Hie large number -if glass awning window, which may Ise tilted so a* lo remain upon In rainy wcalher or to control ven­ tilation. The four exits are Ve­ netian doors whlrh also font mo the tip-up glass panals. The need for the new tourist H renter arose when the old tnurl«t center In the LTiarnln-r of Com­ merce building was turned into n Navy recreation center upon tlm reactivation of the Hanford Nnv.il Auxiliary Air Station. Oil, TRUCK FlltK .equally . . . . guilty." Moody said In n Two months ago the Heminnb* BALTIMORE i*V—A loaded street Istatement Friday "They should County Chamber of Commerce's Tourist Committee went to thn ear and an oil truck collided al u he put away In Ihe same Jail " Moody said he will Join Ken, City Commission outlining lira husy inlarseeiinn during the rush need for a tourist recreation cen­ hour lata Friday. Seconds later, Mnnrnnov (D.-Okla.) In an "snllter and made recommendation* flames from Ihe Ignited oil were corruption" hill, which would sub­ for a building. Tho City had pro­ scorching Ihe front of ihe trolley. stitute mandatory Jail terms for perty available hut there waa no But there waa nn panic rs some fines. money In the budget for a build* 90 passengers, all shaken up, filed The proposal was described as ■ ned* doors of tho sn outgrowth of an inquiry into Ing. So the Commission accepted through, tn. ast tho Ihe licking alleged Income tax scandals and inferd Jaycaaa Jeyceea to £17 •nd hurried past the offer of Sanford V# to raise fund* fl»m « te safety. Two persons later charges of Influence nn government .spaarhead a drive loans. for tho building In ‘ the community. **•*• hoapttallsed for shock. III : d o i l . I'l tti l il l TIDN Mosi ■nw ,p It -is -i*r> oil indirt r y moimni —1 tod i y it ii. - r i- u lied It , I’l'.t nrodiietinn g- mi t h re e .lays ahead of Hie fleudlin i* In ;t l- legnirn to P rim e Minister St.dm, Hu- ml industry minister rep o rted .th at Hie iitm lurllon seheiL tile tor cru d e and refined ml and Itghl oil pro dnrlx and for lu b r ic a t­ ing oils bail been cn m p lelrd Friday. 'rbi*ie Is no hard and fast e.xflm ale of Soviet crude oil priKluctinn In 1091, bul W eslrrn em b assy ero n o m tr expert;- believe d is more th an tn million tons and ihe largest oul|uil in Soviet history__________ Movie Time Tabic HI 17 "Cyclone F u r y " 2 19 - 9 : El 7; II IP;f)| "Slop That C ab" l ; l l • 4:12 - 11:11) P.O-t Sunday- "Flying l-'-athrinecks" 1:00 • a;n« . 5; 18 - 7:21 - 9:32 MOV I ELAND "iUdiera 0 / Tomahawk Creek" "Yukon Manhunl" F eatu re 11:4(1 Interm ission 0:22 Feature D;*4 FRA1H1E LAKE "nest Of The Bad Men" fliHO • H:l*0 • 10:00 ■a �v j M IN I Sanford Herald K.iakiUkM la toao k.4 4nl)r »«r*a» nalarOar a Saa4ar, l krl.ima. aaO .V»w arm. rab,l«b#4 un Ia l.r 4 .r i lotOlU I'krUlMa. n.4 .Vsw Vaars 1 III M.aaulta A.aa.a _ llrm i a* » m M rlau a a lla i kar IT. !•!*. al Ika Paal Ofllae aalaro. KlarUa. aa4*r Ika Arl larra. at Varrb a. IbT*.__ NOI.LANII I.. IIHAN * K4ltar iiohuov ii »:an Naalaaaa Maaaaar _____ *HH«IV«l»*T(<Ol IIATHS I'arrUr —........ -... .. ... 8 Maalk ------------------l.oo W Maalk. .................... . #.«* Maalka 0.00 i *aar ............ . . 1100 . -t, akllaar, aallraa, rar4a at jlBoalia, raaalallaaa aa4 aallraa at 'MlaMalaat.at tur Ika »«»»»•• at 'total** taa4a, will kr rka.aaO far W‘ *w aster aOttrllalas ralaa. iaatraralrd NHIIun.ll, II, la* ' M. * .Nrwaaaaar llrarraratalliaa r.. Nan lark, rblmsu. Ilalralt, aaaaa <ll, aa4 .l. I.aala, ka llaralO la a airiHkar ut Ika aalalaO Prana nhlrb la aallllaO taallal, la Ika uaa fur rrpubllSite* at all Ika lural w a r orlala4 l Ikia anwairaoar, aa wall aa all J t a a Olairalrkaa.__________ H A irm iA V. DEC. 29, IMl _ TODAY'S IIIIII.R VKHHB Crafty matt try tu overthrow rath and right. Truth and light ITO staying power. they survive dt.lrr* uf trail, (iud I. un Ihr ul truth and right. lie dteuppointeth tin' device* of tli« crafty. ; —Jb. 0:12. 0 ■— a■ Without ainli illrating, limn un­ ity would .till hr drt|> In burbarl.nt. No Iiimil), no Individual, fan abacnt hlm.rlf from auth | matting, without loss. I.rt u« mot Dlher In thu house of God, thin the temple.—Nr. (1:10. M M M t K M p t B f i1 1 :CU re 'M lM R v n a . ry-r i m || ■ -mammonme>?,yom afeiif e :ammMMMi S'sasisiM, I■ — ’i n . * 4' -“ v.-;m* m mm " r m i u R i ”. 1 KfJmw’* funeral'to speak on tKa latter’s behalf. At this point Oovamor Warren’s special Investiga­ tor Jeff Elliott, working on the Mima ease, Interjected. ' Griggs (Hurhert E. Griggs, assistant state attorney uf Cocoa) assured me he would be glad to speak at the funeral nest week, Itecauso Moure was a well respected cltlsen uf Mims.” Elliott also advised White he would be In attendance at the final rites. Tha Moore's wife, who Is re­ covering from the effects of the blast, tnld White she couldn't and wouldn't attend the. funeral which Is scheduled for tomorrow at Mims. White staled he suggested she remain in the hospital. “I further assured Harriett that our organisation would du all we could to contribute money to pay for the burial and hospital hills," White added. file efforts toward solving tho Mima cos# have been llmltod so fa r to conferring with Inyestlgattng officiate, but hla very presence In Florida la expected to bring pressure to bear on stato and fed­ eral authorities. The NAACP tie cutlva spoke freely and positively to reporters answering every nnd all qulrles Disced before him. Move To End Duplication New Yorkeri will pay up to Only a few weekt a fte r a Senate subcom m ittee c riti­ .$55 |>er penon lo telebralr Nrw .Year's Kve Monday ni«lil. We cized the Army and tho Departm ent of A griculture for dupli­ wnndrr if it is woitli it. cation and lack of co-ordination in food inspection and buy­ ing, the fluhcominitlue was informed th a t representatives of [V . £J'. Jacksonville and Duval i minty thu two departm ents had begun to draw up u plan to remedy are boaslinu u Imndird million tite situation. Such quick response to the exposure of it dollars woitli of ( nrw liuildinj fault is gratifying. Of course what counts Is w hether it plan during 1951. There wut a time. Is actually made and translated into effective action, w heth­ [ not so many year* ago nllier. er the duplication is ended and the co-ordination improved. Korean War Hoover Blunt' when hundred million dollim ____a_________ _ a atovu such it this could Is* th e beginning of a chain (r«slls«M sn.in K (u (Im i , )« hiIhh>4 rrom M U Oaal 'worth of new huiUling would j f a c tio n . The specific criticism Itml to do with the purchase many rotten apples In this parti­ proposal: ■hive been on achievement lor J (|j- ,|r |{,(j ami the inspection of eggs and m eats. If the 4. Neither side would 'reinforce cular barrel." ‘ ’* whole itste ol Florid*. Army and the D epartm ent of A griculture cun co -o p erate He contended the Hoover Com­ ground nr air forces In Korea mission reforms could save thu Troops would he rotated "within with mutual profit on theae two m atters, why should thev more than five billion dol- the limits agreed upon by both *'| have teen war. I liave teen not search out other points at which th eir activities touch NKW YOIIK Wi—Tallulah Hnnk- country lurs, adding: < aldei." Neither side would be alhend t.i u happy woman tcsloy be­ it with iti gloriri and ill honors: or overlap, to see ir o th er gains can he m ade? If they can cause she was "exonerated” by o "Inflation Is nut the only reason iuwed to build or rehabilitate mili­ • with ill noble rmnliont and ill succeed in better co-ordination between them selves, why jury which shunned lurid defense war Is expensive. This wuste re­ tary airfields, but would be per­ 3, beailialilics; nnd I tay In you. should not each make a sim ilar exam ination of Its points iestimonv against her and convict­ presents enough money to tmy mitted tu Improve a limited num­ Id,000 modern ber of bases for civilian use. And ed her former inald-sccrctary nn approximately | feel my blood tingle with in* of contact with other government agencies? tunks or 1,1160 heavy bomber*. neutral supervisors would inspect check raising charges. - dlgnalinn when I hear the By providing the initial stim ulus for oven small moves After an all mala Hi Jury Friday Putting it another way, It amounts mutually agreed ports of entry to i fliwiant talk of war at if it were along these lines, congressional inquiry can have g re a t value. found (he defendant, Mrs. to about $200 for every family lu make suro neither side built up Its ' * Kvylcen Kvvli urmed strength while an armistice f . only a holiday patlime or a mere Gommltlees of Congress seldom have any difficulty ill find­ Cronin, guilty on each of three th e. nation." Referring lu recent tux In was, In furce. of second degree larceny, due lie tporl'*—Carl Schurz. ing examples of waste motion in governm ent, nnd usuulIv counts creases voted by Congress, he *nid the husky voiced actress xald: they do not hesitate to publish th eir findings, The trouble “The most wonderful thing to "nerhaps It Is a coincidence, hut 3. Koch side would provide an equal number of representatives Is th a t usually nothing is tlono about It, e ith e r by Congress Here is a Nil ol wlisl i» said come out of thu trial Is that I wat the amount of money that could for a military armistice commis­ lie saved through hotter govern to be the moil difficult ten wordi or bv tho UKoncioH illroctly involvod. Thin tlmo a t loant a exonerated . . ." sion responsible for supervision and Cronin contended she had inent la almost exactly the same as inspection. Joint teams would po­ the English language lo »PfH. s ta r t has been made tow ard action; wo ho|ie It is not it m ere hi Mrs. raise checks to provide sufficient Ihe amount of this latest tax In­ lice the mile wide buffer sone. .y them on your friend*. Th- gesture, Linds for "marijuana, booie, co­ crease.” lie concluded by saying that "wo while a supervisory body made up esd of one of Americs’s larger caine and sex" for the tempestuous must set uur house In order, re­ of representatives of neutral na­ actress colleger could »pell only (even of would check porta of entry. , Britain's Mack M arket jipt tho Jury deliberated less than. examine the basic blueprints of tions 0. Nations acceptable to bulh him correctly. They dre, inocuIvo hours to find tho white haired our lauuhllr, Insist upon the funda­ sides, which huve nut participated lie, innuendo, eniharidii, liarsit, mental standards of ethics and ycnr-old defendunt guilty. llltick inurkut upurators in G reat B ritain, orgttitlzutl M)Continued Install better organisation In gov­ In the war would bu Invited to lit $1,000 hall p ,.»iefy. plaguy. denitste, picnick­ namo members uf the supervisory airing tlm lines nf the Imotlugging gung« «»f <»»ir prohibition sentencing Jan. 24, she faces a ernment." ing, vilify, and »uprnrde. group. Inspection teums would be maximum uf 7M i to 13 years In days, sold uviir GO.OOO tons of illegal m eat lit 1DB1. Iti a tui­ -ailowed to use all main lines of prison. ' "When you think of how many tion wlii'ii' austerity hits long been th e watchword this is a communication throughout Koreu. Ike Favored Her attorney, .Slate -Sen. Fred The first three points on which }brenchn ol the government the serious m atter, hut despite the best effo rt of police the (I Morltl, who often Incurred Ihe negotiators huve agreed call for nm Paaa (lari . public list loit confidence in, you crim inals a re still aide to operate and to deprive thousands Ire of (icneral Sessions Judge Har­ lie"«raallaa»4 comment and said that If all fighting to stop within 24 huuri old A. Stevens during the !3day »■ ->certainly do love the pottman , of people ol their rightful rations of m eat. after an urmlstlcc Is signed, the also must answer to two cun In every country there a re thtmo who are willing to take trial, l lays John Temple (jravet. In thi» Republicans “ a groat many fJcmo- withdrawal of troops from the dc tempt citations. Mrs. Cronin.' former vsudovllte ?raU" " ou>d > ™ P the political militarized zone within 72 hours ?.'dey end n when to many adv an tag e or the need of their fellow citizens. Often they and withdrawal from Islands of j 0 e f°r him. people are doing such dreadful Hcern to he no clever anil well organized th u t they persistently and burlesque entertainer, took the don't mean I would vote for North Koroa within three days. * g«, the man who goes along escape detection anil capture despite defiance of the law. Jury's verdict with little change MaJ. <lcn. Howard M. Tui timer expression Hut she broke down |d[n ,on • I i* merely ill tempered at Tho one force which can bent the racket* In any country w of Inter In an anteroom and cried. But *I ,BI1 still n°P® hope told the Reds Ihe oew truce superlater ’ lit cried, P°ulfte* Pou$,*1* added. ' Bu* he will be the Democrotlc nom- vision plan Is the U. N.'a (Inal ai, or telliih and conceited, the Indlgnitth:-. of the citizens who nro victimized. A black saying: offer. •an like a paragon of virtue. m arket cannot function w ithout custom ers. An alert police "I never did Misa Hanthoad any Inee. In her life. I’ve only done Republicans backing the general "We have now conceded to your force can always slop crim inal practices If citizens who know harm When I’retident Truman intiilt of these practices will expose them and Insist on prosecution good. I was more than a mother have said repeatedly that Elsen­ unreasonable views all that wa can hower te no Democrat and that concede From this moment we lo her. 95 irercent of those in gov"I loft many things out during ha will be available for Ihe OOP have nnd ahall have nothing further nent service are honest, hr of thu guilty. the trial—things 1 net or wanted nomination. Elsenhower himself to propose. , ut lu understand that 5 has had no public Comment—on "II fa now clearly and unequivoMate a crlsla of major proportions. .,0„iirln* ‘ .'uhl.tlcaled neonli—1 do ,rfen» are not. That is to tay, American Fliert* The feeling was based on Iho pos,n • •PPmaueawu pfopu .1 aa hla party sentiment or whether he ably up to you. Tha future te in understand them, nobody does. will be a candidate. your hands," Turner said. 'percent of the two million or Nihility the men might get extreme not You have lo live with them to Douglas did not coma out dl Vtnm Hsee IlMl ly severe sentences, possibly death. know fe who are in government paidH'n«tl*Nr4 reclly against gnolher term (or them." By WILLIIAN L'. BARNARD their f!no-$l20,000. trice. Thus wr arrive al tire Retaliatory' steps were an­ She wax comforted by her adopt­ President Truman, who has made SEOUL. Korea Uft-Tba Chinese Chin Cop Ilelivern ed daughter, Joste Pearson, 91, who t clear the Illinois senator tent’ tnd North Korean Communist ar­ Ja arithmetical condusiun tlmt nounced by Secretary of* Stuto me of hte favorite people. sobbed: nica ha vo suffered I, $18,MB caaleast 100,000 government of- Achosnn Friday, coupled with u Vtaa» Pa«a Om I "I hate her (Miss Bankhead). He did aiy "the power and tallies in Ihe Korean War. a U. 8. warning obviously aimed al the andU'naltaaM ilt and their employees ere whole doctors arrived and took over I hale her. Sho Is a horrible wom­ he prestige of the presidency te Eighth Army briefing officer reCommunist blue thut reac­ Tallulah Is Happy Because Maid Was Not Exonerated netl. _ oft-mentioned name in political circlet •for the aatorial nomination b it been out of the lisli' by Sena^Jturgia himself. The Ocalan i announced, despite wicUt|Mead of (gpport which have him from al).'parti parti of the that ka will not ba * can* (or, tha Democratic nomncit year. The accent it "ns*l yaar". Ha may run And ha will be a strong sr when he does, you art playing cowboy* Itene with your son. or and tublwti, don’t usu , even unloaded gum. official In N«W York day did. He was showhow fast ha was ha had unloaded t to dn if. Then he resuming thinking, shot Police SBt.^ Efclt' aaUf & era to' the m (our tion to similar Incldenta In tho future may bo much harsher. Achaoon announced tho United State* w»s banning American travcl to Hungary and. ordorlng ___ _ 1m conmediate closing ol Hungarian con sulatoa In this country. They era located In Clavcland and Now York. The Hungarian legation here re­ mains open. , * At the same tlmo, Achcson said tho U. S. hadI paid the flnos im posed by a Hungarian military court on the four Air Forco men on the charge they violated Hun­ gary'! border when they flow over It on Nov. It. He added: "But we have not paid willingly, and we state dearly, In ardor flui there may be no misunderstanding of our attitude In tho future, thal our pattenca te not Ineshaustible." From.Capitol liUI camo soma demand* for itronger retaliation. from tho cop*. The pnyslclan who handled the dellvory by telephone was Dr. Arnaud Hebert.' "They did a food lob," he aald. Fernandes, the father, wee eating lunch in town at the Uma unaware of hla wife's predicament. Glarusso, father of ■ 14-monlha old daughter, admitted ha thought of somelhlng to do for Mr*. Fer­ nandes the doctor didn't toll him: "When she came to and started screaming, I shoved a handker­ chief In bar mouth." an." The volatile 4t-year-old actress testified only once—but briefly and calmly *“•*' tly — during tha trial. She •ed that charged “ ' allegations about her rlvaw Aa Ufa _was a “blackmail" treat al mad# mada to keep tha caaa from going to trial. B who wlthaa .......- -to j bo - , renominated wUI. »i « practical matter, ba dented the nomination." Whether Mr. Trumen Intend* to run again a still a secrat. Ratem, Oregon'* capital city, te the only 4«nJor major city ‘ In“ Itha ............ stato whlah llaa1 In two tvr counties, namely by md Polk, P* . separated . first time, the Atomic Energy Com­ Marlon and mission said today. the matte River. ih i*WUIa “ ............ The power—more than 100 kilo­ watts—waa generated and us operate pumps, reactor eqa ' Ha said tha figure for tha IS- month-old conflict Included battle casualties,' estimated non • battle .................... casualties (frostbite, Ulnass, etc.) and prisoners of war. The briefing officer listed ED,HI Chinee* Communist eaauaHlaa •Inc* (key entered tha war Nov. 7. 19*0. TSa North Kortal toll was given •• 6W.S57. The office^ said United Nations at Its rescuers Indicated immediately whether they had been able to take off tha Crew and passengers. Earlier the Flying Enterprise had radioed she hoped tu stay afloat until daylight and transfer her passenger* then. Worst hit was the area off Land's End, the southwestern tip of BrHain. Tho 7.230-ton freighter Buccn- * ncer of Panamanian registry ra­ dioed It was powerless with n lost propeller and needed help. French and Dutch lugs went to the rescue. In tho same area, the 4,100-too Henry Stevenson from New York messaged for aid saying, "Quick, unable to bold." Soldier Honored ^ (('•miaara Csss Om ) yelling to the Chinese to ‘come and get me)' The enemy threw everything they had at him, but he kept up hla heavy fire and would not let them p u s. Finally, after we had moved out safely we saw him go down under a renewed hall of fire. Prior to ray leaving the position I saw dead Communists, sometimes two deep, In front of Bennett's position." _ Ucanett was born Dec. to, i$V, ( at New Smyrna Beach, Fla. llte parents, Mr. and Mrs. Starling G. By AMOtTATKD PRESS Rennatt, now live at 1224 King Bt., Walter White, executive secrc Cocoa. tary of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored The medal will be presented in People, said the NAACP had ccromonlei at a later date. names nf at least three persons who had recently made statements to the effect that "too many No­ Land Restored grace were getting 'funny ideas' rasa Oaal llkt Harry Moore—that Moore had .M«HtlHa*4 - 5.------„ l-nai ----particles, which roll up like Uko tiny tin, > been pushing things too fast." et and hold their form •*re 'r‘ White said these names would "'■* *K*1' ,nrrn ess of rain. Muck, hardbaked be given to officials "aa soon as soil, sandy soil all take on the we check further on them." He asserted the Monre bombing structure of rich loim. was “ one of the greatest services The Increased production comes Stalin could have had rendered to from a better toll, that holds much more water, more air, and te easy him. "You may be sure that Moscow to cullivata. This powder does the same thing Radio and other enemlrs of Amcri:a have heard every detail of Ihe as peal mow end composts. Un­ Ike them, bacteria don't eat It barbaric affair." White said "It looks clear” thut and It lusts many times longer. It the Mims bombing "originated In x cheaper. Two pounds of powder docs the soil work of 200 pounds Brevard County. "Law and order have completely of pent moss or 300 pounds of fallen down here In Florida. . . commercial compost. There Is no telling where a thing Tho synthetic was made by a Monsanto Chemical Co. loke this could end. It starts out team .of. ---------. .. . with Ihe bombing of Negroes, then Isc enlists, after years of study lo goes to Jows, Catholics, Baptists; solve a puzslc of an Indiana farm and on and on." whero 01:0 plot was much more Whlto said ho was sure one o f 1fertile than others which had tho the reasons for the bombing of same richness In fertilisers. Soil Moore’s homo was that Moore had structure was the difference. spoken out against tho Qroveland 'Die Monsanto men tried this soil iso had asked that magic on a baseball Innild. They riots. Moore also steps be taken when Samuel Shop onl'T It rhangi'd tho ground so that 4 , herd was killed and Walter Lee balls took no bud hops, sliding Irvin wounded this year by Sheriff to 0 base wus easier and In rain WlUii McCall In what McCull said the mud did not clog Ihe players' was an escape attempt. The two spikes. Negroei had been convicted in tho They showed a handful of It soak­ ing wet. Whan Ihe hand xaueasad Groveland rope caia. "A n I9W few UUJB days ago. ugu. Moore's mwiv m name iraaam clear water ran out, and the wat spongy. was ‘hardly “ known, ’ While declar- material becamee ■ ■• hla name Is ed,............. "but tonight Ight is Iknown Un highway banka, levees, and tha world" because «at of newly made fawns the powder pre­ vented almost all erosion and bombing. speeded the growth of grassos to _ mini..bo. _ j pi "Harry __ Moore, m. tO'knaw that he died with his boots form a permanent sod. They sold It'would’lower Irrlga- *4 on,,' he said. tlon costs, and probably reclaim ulkall tends. It Is good for home troops Inflicted 210,721 battle cus- ardens, making spading eaay, and unities on the Reds since the truce for potted (slants and greenhouses. (•IKS started at Kaesong last July Tho synthetic will not be offered 10. for sale until 1033. Meinwhlle the - During Ihe last month-Iho twi­ Monsanto announcement said uni­ light war—Red casualties were versities. federal and state agen­ 10,197 That represents a big drop cies and Institutions, totalling N, from the preceding month. A 30- are testing It. day provisional cease tire line ex­ tired at midnight Thursday. Tha briefing officer said the Reds to wttndraw alter a 1ftlave long been considered capable buttnllun mlnuts action but that other U. N. "of launching and supporting a elements In tha action were still general offensive." Ils said there battling Communists at noon Sat­ was no ,noticeable buildup of Corn- urday (10 p.m. Sunday EST). munlst forces, U. N. patrols made light contact There waa nno report of eny me- with tre was Reds Saturday morning on or ground round action Saturday momcontrol and eastern fronts. ng. but Allied fighters and fighter- theTho fighter bombers roared over tombers wera out in force. Tha Communist front lines end left U. 8. Fifth Air Force reported 237 the Red supp'y dumps In smoking zortlei by noon. U. N. units on the western front ^Tba Air Force said F M Sabre tegan a counter action early Satiraay west q l Korsngpo to regain Jet pllota swept MIG Alley In m advance position lost Friday Northwest Korea Saturday morn­ o s Red battalion. An Eighth Ar- ing. They spotted to of tlw Rus­ ny communique aeid some U. n . sian-made pianos, but made no roops forced a platoon of tha Had contact. a CAMPBELL’S CABINETS BUILDERS’ SU PPLIES Phone M47 • MILLWORK Highway 17-98 South I Door M U f Good WISHING ALL $145.00 1989 BUICK lie u r|M •ratten of " • corn- lodan, Extra Oood T im , Radio, Hoator—Running re- 1947 BUICK Super Sedan, fully lipped.. Radio, HsaUr, 1 Ttraa. Good Condition. 91191.00 Ki i.lr pte, I. vvn* complim ented a t 1111 info, mill , o ff e r given h.* Mr*. C c u t l l l.n -.in g on T h u rsd ay muitiini; nt th e home of her m-*. rhei. Mi Nam v ltre* k, on 1 ,■ 1t 1.lv i t, Avenue \ ('iitiJm ai theme wa» fol- t..«**| in Jei'urnlions th r e u g h o u i it. *•• . 1*111*,, Kim,i*. ntel Hie >lmi i- tal*l,* m e *entered w ith 4 in 1 . 1 *.f c t i , , •linos o rnam ent* on :. I*1. I\I*• *MI,lit **f g|e**||s. II... tin,,**,,-e Mi,-, p, rsi-llfril with , **.* hi Ii*, rKo-f-n *Klnn as * gift fl 11 til*- Im-r.-.s t Id. and Mra. John R. Iter are spending about two weeks visiting In Kentucky. Mr. and Mrs. Nell Fisher have returned ' from Savannah where they visited fur about ten days. 1 Waller Bryan of Atlanta, spent JGhtrislmns hero with his sister, <>cn.Dt'an’HKimchc Is Pickled Hash With Garlic tronnmlc science they Jirlu.illv thrive U|«ni II It te a m allei of t mow o record that a n u m b e r <d Viiieriean m2 diers havp lasted kimt-hr one llui ill six months m Korea I mi l nun, mi liatily tie cniilil Ima l nl h.iviin: willingly p a rta k e n uf it twice II Isn't ihe garlic alone m the raldingc, n r the |ic|i|icrs II is 11,, eumldiiatloii all ingelher. and die way tim e weds Ihem, that gives kim ehe its tru e strength Tn a Korean kim ehe smells won d rrful To the a v e ra g e American it Just sm ells And nnvlHMly wlm lias e a te n It smells It lends .111 incredible d is la n re to tin- lireatli. .m a ro m a thal scen w In en du re (nr d ay s Mnj.t A m erican '.nldlers who gn out with Korean girls lie gl 1 tneir rim rtsh q i with a Hal ill t l m a l u n r " l a ' t ' s m ak e one Hung clear right now You golln rlmnse between klm che and me ” Some Americ.in dmighluivs nil miliNist duly claim thal on enem y could sneak ii|mn lliciit in the night If the wind were Mowing Iheir way The redolence nf klm rlie wnulil give­ away Hie atlaek My own pri-dlrimii that when (ictini Dean com es hniiir lie utiiy get one plate nf kim ehe lint If he asks for a xernnd serving Mrs Dean will tell him firm ly. "Ihiriey, believe II n r not, lull th ere Isn't an o th er clove of garlic left In Amrr lea How iihool some curried heel nnd cablm ije?" Miss AI Ire Brown and Miss Joanne Moore are visiting In It) IIAl. IIOYI.E Jackson, Tenn. as the guest* of Alice’s grandmother, Mr*. J. K. This te Ihe national dish — and Graves. what a dish It tel — ol Korea Mn). Gen. Willtem K Dean In “ Mr. and Mrs. A. Edwin Shin- ■ tetter to hte wife broadcast this holier spent several days III Moul­ week hy the Peiping Itadln said trie, (2a. recently where they that during hte i7 ninnlhs as n visited as the guests of Mr. Hhln- captive uf Ihe llrite he had l>e hoterr’s parenta. cotne “ fond of rice nnd klmche." If this he true, the gallant gen Capt. and Mrs. John L. Chit- eral has shown as much stamina tsnden are espected to arrive to­ •s a prisoner as hr showed hero­ day from New York stole where ism on the field of halite. Hut Mrs. they have ,b*en visiting during Dean, who has accented Ihe broad­ Christmas. cast letter as authentic, hardly knew whet was In store for her ^ Mr. nnd Mrs. .1. I- Hurt have when sho announced she'd learn Nas their gueat their daughter, tn rook klmche for her Bill on Mrs. Ross Anderson of Lakeland, hh return — If Ihal's what hr ami her four children, Rosa, Jr., really wants. Karen, Susan, and Sharon. For hlmrhe ( pronounced "klin— chee” ) Is a ronrnellon ton rugged Mr. and Mr*. Ruben Mason of ’or the ordinary stomach of the Panama City are visiting her* Western world It is part ami par­ with relatives. Friends will be cel nf the mysterious East. It Is to sorry to learn that Mr. Mason te the Korean what wine Is tn a having to spend soma time In tho Frenchman, spaghetti to an Itillnn Orange Memorial Hospital. or ham and eggs In an American Along with rice It te the staple Miss Betty Rons lloolehan has tn Ns itirl. but only a rare Meturned to Gainesville, after Item as enduring as the Koreans could S p en d in g several day* hare with survive It her parents, nto. Mr. and Mra. J. IL lloolehan . MU* Hoolthan te In Only a Korean housewife can say Hritolu's I'rlliresa E llrah eth wan Nurse* training at A l a c h u a for suro what klmche actually Is But ao far as II te possible nf given two heaver .iklim on Imr ieCounty Hospital In Gainesville. analysis It seems lo bo a kind nf r e n t vlalt to Winnipeg, ('uimda Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd F. Boyle Icbled vegetable hash, composed rgely of cabbage, peppers, ami have aa their guesto, Mrs. Johi ‘o U I: Mrieaa Inundated In a mighty tide la wintering In Carllngtm who To<Iay'm (Juiz/ical te H a cabbages art' harvested In I fag and slacked for sale in g market places nt Kor- £•A villages and rllfex. The house- rite* . .. • mpeh as they can afford and try In pickle enough to throughout the year. Fresh klmche will buckle the knees of Ihe ordinary tourist. Rut klmche that has hern pickling for weak* or months — the aging cab­ bage twining around the pepoors, irlic embracing end satura___Mlh — Is a daUcaey only tM natives can truly appreciate. For sotM reason unknown to gas IVliHN C l i a i l o U c T i nt* lln n o m l AI P a rty P a r ly Is L iv e n l»y I L ’I h 'I u i Ii >.(*'.I MAGAZINES N EW SPA PERS DRUG SUNDRIES 1948 BUICK Dc Mary Doings II, I, H E N N IN G Ell \\ • »»$•$# 9$eat tail'll (Ll 'tin .I I 11, I'm 1, i„ el M1 Hew III ,1 WI11I1lei Itiifou ,"*I Mi I‘lull loti* 11in-, Kriil*’ • I*. I **( Ki* Janies W |tit**liiiin. win* e milllllge Will lie 1111 ev* ll 1•( .lull >. | at 11 Ci 1* 1 (‘"In |>iii 1\ given 11 Hie Itom* ■•( tlu'ii |i»ients. Mi *m.t Ml* Hill'll Willi, l.el. Thill* i.| •l.i If «$V9• Mil Mi l ll»44. HIM* M » •••$• Mr It «9\ • M III# lit-, I (HI S il Hi 1$I 1 *•I \ 11H(l$*, N .1 M l IH .| M l I t lt< 11 i$ * M* J Ml N f lll - • I f> lit 11«’ I f f • < It h i \4.|f | 41 •||. I •still II'd I 1 I•1111<11IIl! 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S'nrn-y William , Ml is Holly Moore, M i's Mar tha IV iklii-, Mi Gerald f "SMpg. Mr * Joe Itakl'i, i Mrs. Mnl **lni Mm N-ill. .Mrs. Her - In .1 w ill ••timiR? ( *m l i a \ I*III ifi lnt> III* «*iij«*>• ••191*191* 11'-titi’im* |irr (•IlllrU llllltlll* HAPPY Quiz (1) If yon a re n lloovlrr, where dn you rom e from ? (2) W hat have Ihilm allans and and Ir non In common ? (3) Who w rote " H U E " ? (4) (In wlml planet will h e l­ ium discovered heforo it wn.i discovered on the E a r t h ? (ft) What river flown through I’arla? Answer* will Im found miiioiir today'll Classified Ads. lieur l,’rli'n*l *: frPPYNew Year May ihe coming year be bletied With a wealth of hopplneit. IT,,* (ippr*Ml* liillR new year give.. 111 .,,, <n*|**>i • m n t, ,** p.m .*• .m l remetnher 1 In- wnnn frietiilliliertH Hint linn exiulerl l**'twi-t*s» im We are mnsti u ra t•• tell ill the k,,n" Ie,lire I hat Mill* etlMlnlttet ■( .)•' i 1it It•••*I (till llieiiiln il, llm I r 1tea I Hcn.-re We slnctirdv In,si lliin ennlinl feeling ihp I in'tliml niuleinluiulini: " ill t’«nt 'intip In I lie I'omintr yttnrit, ninl wi> w, *l» tu cviciid In ynti <1ml vnitrii n,tr III-:,ST WISHES for n full menmire nf eei'i 'Tlimi: Hint l,t buimI ilitrini) tli« yenr llir.'J. Wlllinni " m il’' Kittler Mrs. W. K. Kmlrr John Knder Kityninitil lit,tier Hill IlftiHlcy Dilnn linker Knv llnll/eluw ck, Lt, (JgJ a a d jm . J, W;. Ro^ Jackson" . C O M P LE T E F IS H IN G E Q U IP M E N T r* and Mra. I . .(M ate 1 k e ry William E. Kader, Jeweler (t/rrllflih (krmnlsjtslJ Phone list) 5i**Sf)k V*1 B H B H v rU - :.v ; V - ^ >' V g R U ’ f w TEST V01JR "I. 0.” HAPPY NEW YEAR ffiii • M i " Ilnl I 3 " n u ll I* Inseph 1 ultrn ii 1,1 1,, Hunt, ui.ikmg long run picini * . „ 1 1 Imre Now he's nut sn hi ■­ 1 . lice li 1. prut,altlv hei'i, 111 morn Ion.: nm im Inn s than any oilier 111,,1 fti.il n lire.iiim’ he has 11ked Im Ii .1, id <1 SrUnirk. who 111.ike • and icin ikes movies until ■lie, .mi him Ihe .tefnr douhllrss n-.iiii. tui sin h leisurely filming ifie, ' Ini.uni'll.'’ .1 slam lung atim 111 *i In* It he siiflered a painful (1 i* k IM|l|l « t 1(1/ 1*11 K.1119* m.in 1 iiilrn’t first I»i9 liit•* D vt .tv .1 Hiiirfl of wli.it t . in iii i min'. s|nm il w.ih m ule 111 e.i.y g nog sl>|r liy the I*h, genius, rtrsiin Welles I.liter. 1 <iit.*ii ippr.ited in “ Store You ".-ul ' ii .i, ”l mu-1 m the Sun." .mil T*.ill ul ul .Ii-iimv." which l\ il -*^9 el .99tii19991 I\%I• HMfS 111 (ITH •Im liiih NmIiimIn ijilllt klli'U ull.ll *|M»r fi nt iti li’MiiY n.»s .ilimit,** rx |i| |||)i I III#* $• liit (' \#*I1 (III* fill fIt.•! ul (In* Jir.uk Kulirrl Niilhtifi, a.1 n l iir r h.ivul (Srl/nirk) amill I ..iv N$tu I ktiim what it mt .in hmI | •1nr rot in rrfiliu t Itiili’ i‘i|H$ iii ••» ' 1 rtiii’ii ii •• v«i»ik«*tl for.iiKithrr i9,mi 1Iii ••l»• s ii»*i\ «i* iii.ikrr I low 21rd Mh. 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In* han ' ” lii-ifl Idi •lie I’l'MI.ll Iklin* III.tl Ihi* ' * 1 Itlthlll ItlltkW* I In 11 1*1111 lor lln t il.1ilk!*' I*» ' nrit kiiiiwM Dol ilirlilriN -.iy tluil Illlll Hill lit Will’ | 11*11' .III4 hrlJ! pit 1 'It in llii \ h|i\r Imi 'II lit M’.irs \nd lliiki' t 111i^litilv proud id his 1 litlll liiiV • • pi .km : ••( ihr Wniiii'vr* I'rrNN t lull 1 .ill ll rll "tin I ti iUH'l .illVC*' i-i ml in I tin t Willi.ittis .mil • * l i ink Nitt.iir.i I In* -tdt'i (mmi M littlIIiI l.lltk illlMils; (in- imisl utrpl • • ..( fit* h H N'mi'Iv i*v#'fv «4ilmn 1$ III I It < It 9 99 III lilt’ (ll’lf'tt'vt4 flf •r I | firs 1 \ . |||| I t lllltli’ whit c r so n a with Mr, and Mra. at i t* 4 r~ in hT y wood n II, II*Mi THllMA- THURSDAY _ ■ Mr. nnd Mra. Alvia_ Kilpatrick daughter, Linda, Madeira ida, of Madol h spent Christmas bar# with - «» ** r parenta, Mr. and Mn. “R. (J. Ilpatrick, Jr., and Mr, aod Mra. fc. Chapman, Mr. Kllpatrkk haa returned to hie home and Mr*. Kilpatrick and daughter a r t tomalnlag here for ~ ,1 M'-. Min gin el Hingfeliler, and \| 1 I illmii lliiyle. The Roynl Ambassadors will meet at the First Baptist Church at fi;00 P.M. The First Baptist Youth Choir will hold rehearsal at ft:4ft P.M. Friends of Mrs. Clifford MeKlhhln will he glad to learn that she is recovering from an lllnes.i of several day*. , s ,, n i w « r fee* • It. r 1 \ l ine r'npetand, Mi«s Je a n S u ,. i Mi \ain v Williams. Mi** I III,.11 | t.i k •*, Ml-- Mill I III! I’erk tu r. spi night party nt the Scout llall Iter. 31 from 7:00 P.M. till 0:00 A.M. The First Baptist Worker's Council of the Training Union will he held In the Memorial Educa­ tional Rullding at 7:00 P.M. Cov­ ered Dish Supper. The All-Church Watch-Night -Service at the First Baptist to'lmrch will be from 0:30 I\M. thru 12:00 I’ M. TUESDAY • The Junior G. A.'s will inrcl at Ihe First Baptist Church al .1:30 1* M The Chapel Choir of the First Baptist Churrh will hidd rehear­ sal ut 0:4ft P.M. WEDNESDAY The Woman'a Club Bridge and Canasta I’artv will ba held al 1:20 M. Phone 48B-W, Mrs. W. II. iraersle for reservations. The Prayer Meeting service nt the First Baptist Church will lie at 7:30 P.M. 1p , Ii** guest list in*'liuled the Ki nt*- . Ie* 1, nut hri mother, Mr*. I! I Inn Mi- George Andrew Spi.i, Mi- M I. Rithorn, J r , \|. I1J 111 l,ie>i-e. Mrs llowar'i \\ I*. I. ti. l. Mi- Hi i Jh' i I Miirrlaml, ii Mi M1K1J 111 Mae Neill. Mrs. k. .. li.Wei, Mi- Rnlmrt Cwllahan, 'Ii Itnvin*->i,i Knder, Mr*. I’etn l. ihiiiIs. .uni Ml- Jim l.iiherd. \ I ... Mi - Belt ye llall. Miss MOMMY i* p ,s * i, i . l. ii,i*I Mis I n siiu g was .. ., f. ,1 hi eiviiig l,v Iter mother. \,* i *S ocial Calendar of Columbia, 8. ^ J b S R n t o ^ Mrs. Boyle, ami Bob Frisch, uf Mfew Brunswick, N .'J, , 1939 PLYMOUTH V|,.« I'harlolte Trim, iiopidar Mr. and Mra. A. W. Lee en­ tertained Ihe Saunders-Swanner wedding attendants at a rehearsal party and buffet supper Wednes­ day evening with the scene of the party being the cardm nf the Lee home. The delightful supper was aerved buffet style In the plav house, end Ihe serving table which was «$)oat attractively set, held a long central nrrangemrnt nf Tetrapanax (rice plant) and greenery. The hostess eras assisted In serv­ ing by her sister, Mr*. John W. t’avne The bridal couple was presented with a set of lovely yellow linen-. Those present included Miss Joan Reumlers, Miss Betty* Ball, Miss Shirley Moreland, Mr*. H ar­ old Chapman, Ml»* Sharon Car­ olyn Mole, and Mis* 8era Lynn ftjole, of Orlnndo, E. Steven Car- : Ner, Brian Dickson, James (Suy 1 Beatty. Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. 1 Samuel T. Randolph, all of Or­ lando, Mr. ami Mrs. T. C. Mole of Orlando, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Saunders, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Ileldersilorf of Ilradenton, tho Rev. and Mrs. If. Lyttleton Zim­ merman. and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Aiken. Bradenton, and ' ATOMIC POWER CHICAGO (A-Elactric power has been produced from atomic energy by U. 8. scientists for tha •"v“u TS* :R.-lowa). la diptematie 0 great that no sitting President ported today. !Mrs. Gerald Lowing Honors Miss True fltWi Entertain JFor Wedding Party ' The Ruaslniw tthow signs of p rofiting by one of th e mis­ taken which contrihutctl to th e Germ an failure in two world warn. That mlHtuke was the failure to exploit th e fullest ponnlbllitleM of thu Hubmarine. World W ar I wiih alm ost won for Gormany by the sub­ m arine, which all but starved G reat Uritaln out. Tho g re a t­ e st testim onial to the m ilitary value of the U-boat wun Ger­ m any's decision to risk Am erican Intervention ra th e r than give tip undersells w arfare. Ami the G erm ans’ alarm ing suc­ cess in ship sinking was achieved by only a m oderate num ­ ber of HuhmiirincH. Had they huilt double the num ber, they m ight have won the was before Am erican m ilitary jurwor bad tim e to become effective. , Strangely enough Hitler, who studied tho record of World War I, repented th e m istake of underrating the sub­ m arine. Tho toll or Allied shipping taken by U-boats, tint! n few German cruisers such as the llisniarck, alm ost won the Second World W ar Ixtforo the A frican Invasion got well started . Hitler could easily have built many more subm arines anti saved on less vital items. Hiissiii apparently has read this history to advantage. " Ja n e 's Fighting Ships,” an au th o ritativ e annual publication which m anages to get access to an ex trao rd in ary am ount of secret Information, bus announced th a t the Soviet Union has ;j70 subm arines; G reat B ritain has nil and th e United S tates u hundred. Humor has it th at current Hussinn construction Includes the building of a thousand more. These Husslan bouts are thought to be equipped with tho "schnorkel, a special breulhing device which greatly prolongs the tim e a subm arine can rem ain below the surface. Doubtless the United S tates and G reat B ritain will com bat this menace in various unannounced ways. Yet It will lie remembered Hint in World W ar I a Germ an subrnnrllio shelled a bout off the coast of ('ape God, ami in World War II German U-boats sank shipping ill the Guir of St Lawrence. A war with Httssia might prcsluce some sim i­ lar experiences; we should at least anticipate tho possibility. ~T T ’ • rittoim i JlsniO 1 tl.l,>w<r,itlffi|lt j • �w rr: \x***». . . . Kit* * . . n:>*r — iti - n / . - 1AU V Set. Dee. It. IN I “THE 8ANFOBD H1RALD ericitu Are Plentiful As East Meets West In Shrine Bowl Army-Marines To Clash In Cigar Bowl Tonight Stetson WiBUttS I1 Seminole Cagera Practice New Line*up For Resume For Lakeland Tilt Clash With Yale Seminole High's winless basket* Daily Double la Ninth Race H e At Kennel Club third annual Dixie C linic at Ral­ By The Associated Press A sitenlde crowd of 1100 fans Kentucky's smooth • working eigh. N. C„ tonight. State Is shoot­ TAMPA —The Soys who gave on hand last night at the San- sharpshooters will try for their ing for Its third consecutive Claislo up college football or pro careers By RUMS NKWLAND hall team will don practice togs was ford-Orlando Kennel Club to see fourth Sugar Bowl baskatbal) cham­ " ° wnfor military service do a good turn BAN FRANCISCO iJW-Ono of s e t In Monday afternoon after a for crippled children tonight In (he Shanks Hansel Seen Christmas vacation layoff to try one of the moat unusual eventa in pionship at New Orleana tonight The tournament trhlller was pro­ football's greatest and most worthy Cigar Bowl. tacles—the Shrine East-West a scoring combination dog racing—a tie In a daily dou­ against a St. Loula team (bay have vided Friday night by Cornell, As New Center In perfecting iirooke Army Medical Center never beaten In the anfiual tourna­ which came from behind to tie charity game—was being unfolded that can outnolnt a Winter Har­ bleIn race. night's feature race, the ment. Columbia. 39 all. In the regulation from Fort Sum Houston, Texas, fay In Kcsor Stadium. Intermit­ Big DeLand Game den quintet here Thursday night. ninth,the Lady Kara won In the aver- The two teama have played twice g) game and go on to grab a thrlllinx and the (.‘amp LeJvune (N.C.) Ma­ tent rain was forecast. The varsity Iwys under Coach age time '- ‘iry. uf 12.2 secunds, paying In the Sugar Bowl, and Coach Ed­ five-minute overtime victory. rines, two of the nation's top serv­ The n th annual clusalc played DELAND t/PF— Home change* Fred Canas and Rill Fleming's liy F. T. MACFEEI.Y ice teunis, will pluy before an ex­ In tin* .Stetson Ill-Hatter lineup B squaders will get In their first 17.80 to win. Bed Feather took die Hickey's Ht. Louis team has at. fpr the benefit of the crippled and Hky Cruiser show. State won the right tu tday in won both games. hospital brought together JACKSONVILLE i*—The Clem pected crowd of 10,000. were indicated today by Coach enuri work since the two (earn* placeHKriULlM football teurn that meets Ml ................................. In CaroLARI' NIGHT by whipping Nortl The Army outfit, big, lough and Kentucky, the top-ranking team the finals college seniors from many scctiona *son I'utlve fui lliu Maine v»ilii trowed to Winter Park’s fives a I-'I IIS T H.ICK-Kalarllf T im e , IO ml in the fitter l!uv.! Jan ! har. Hno, 38-51. aggressive, is lavored over ihe Yule University ut H P. M, to- week aoo when they meet in the i ilia Tiiu tn i»r of the rnunlry The hk-kuff v.ar. i i on r,.e» n o In the Associated Press' latest poll, mure depth than the one that nip­ lighter pass conscious North Caro­ night ill Airport Arena. eel fur 1 :» p. m. PST <4:3oEST) Ulna Mina f.nn t.ZO showed poise, accuracy and flr.e Seminole gym at Monday 17 Airslnit 4.00 floor and backboard work in whlpwith millions watching ori n nu- ped favored Missouri on the same lina Murines While Puttee did not Indicate afternoon. field three years ago. Money left over after expenses the starting five, he did seam NKtllXM M AI 'IS— S III Mile lng Brigham Young, the defending Ted WilliamB Holds Uonal television hookup Coach Frank Howard, thinking Tlwvl M S.1 The Seminole team face* dnu* go to the Shrine's crippled chil­ pleased with the work of Shanks 'atlonal Invitational Tournameht His Slugging Honors; All-America names and other i m Hair llallr llaakiel gridiron greats filled Ihe lineups. buck In that small, speedy, spirited dren's hospitals. The Shrine, City Hansel ut center, Dick Rtlnklng Me trouble next week as they •III It rMamin T I III MO 4.SO champion. Kentucky's 84 points bunch, said: "I had a good team follow Thursday's home game of Tampa and civic organizations und Jim Carlin at forwards and dh i tm cal U pllun 11.( o II.SO were the most ever made ui the The array of talent was Ihe most " s.io against Winter Garden with a I lli-lllna are sponsoring Ihe bowl. Bowl, which datea back to CHICAGO (iTk-Ted Williams of Imposing ever assembled for Ibis then Jack .Smith uml Jack Oksns* at Friday night tilt against a top T lim it HACK—Via Mile Tltaet 00.1 Sugar Coming up to duto and looking the Boston Bed Sox maintained the 1133-30 season. contest, which will net upwards of around at the 51 man squad pradl Lineups are running over with gunnls. tOeeuait Hair Hall* lluablal hi* habit of winning America* notch Seabreeze team that has ■m ' 1100,000 for the rehabilitation of Oklahoma City University, which I MiIr 1 1 iik None * 1 0 a n M o players who have slurred in high If this is the starting lineup. It chalked up four state champion­ 4 yiili'k t'ruw clog for lids New Year's Day game school und college laits of them s SO t ill surprised everyone by winning the League slugging honors by takitfl) crippled children. till liny 4.00 All-College Basketball Tournament the 1051 title with .550. now, I have two teams— curry honors ranging from all con­ will mean the first start for Han­ ships In a raw and Is reported tu I qiilnMn Since the game was established he sold, i i . oi | 0| so sel, who hus seen action botn he flooring one of their treat offense and one defense." The percentage, based nn 531 In 1025, mure than ono million one UAII.r IHirilf.Ki Minnie T * two years ago, Ii In a position times ference college selections to AllEight or nine lioys on that HMD America, Little All America and last year and this but ha* shown quintets In several years this sea­ HIJrrlna New* uml luu-al U|ilb>n -A at bat asid 395 total bases, to duplicate the feat again tonight liars has Iteen turned over to the (iator much Improvement this year. The son. Hllrrlmc New*. «1-a> unld |jj.Sti. against Tulsa. was far under Williams’ 1U50 fig­ Howl team played virtually All-Pro £ispltal fund. ISII on Id 1114.00. 0-4 *4 center Is from Ft. Mitchell, minutes, he recalled. The OCU Chiefs upset the Okla­ ure of .847. The West, with giant linemen and 00"You Time, 3u. The crowded high school court r illN tll IIAI'M Iirooke concentrates on u running Ky. can't play ao minutes any 7 Vli-kln Vuuahri 1 1 S O 0 00 4.10 homa Agglei In the aeml-flnala Fri­ Cleveland's Larry Doby was sec­ (wavier and faster backs, look the more," will he packed with iome younger game and its big linemen ure pretty Iteinking, Smith and Okanre Howard snld. "and I think I IVnyrm H. h id |0 7n day nlgnT, 48-38, while Tulsa won ond in tho slugging department field favored over the east by talent when school opens Wedneshard tu get uround It hus run up 5 llesrh llell* j |u were letlennen from the squad It's a good thing." by a hair from Idaho, 77-73, In a with .511. Gus Eernlal of Phila­ points. 7 qulnlela 14-71 III 40 an average of 27H yards a game last year while Carlin, of Day* day. That’s whsn the Sanford Several L'lemson SV rtlT H HACK— T l m n M.I double overtime. The tournament delphia and Detroit's Vic Wcrti Out a stow or muddy Held ligured sir roachti start grooming future so 4.40 1.10 Is going on at Oklahoma City. to piuv both offense amt [ . , r.1 ' £ ! ‘ ‘ S tonii Henrh Is s transfer front court warriors as freshman team 1 Mtnepla C’tiaaer shared third with 511 each. to favor the East’s powerful single trained IS SO 7.in but only Capt. Dob I’otton, ?[), . *l{ ll *| ” ,u ' u ,,uru 31 Tnlunu where he played forward aspirants report for their first 4 Hi'iJlch M*rr*( At Dallas tonight Its Texas uirlx- Official league statistics released Wing attack and possibly handicap defense, 1 . A r? 8P»ile* 1.40 last year. His brother Hill was a tackle. Is u regular on both y“rd* u *"m®qulnlele (1-4) I4UIO, tian against Texas A. A M. for the today certified Zernlal as the west’s precision speed T-forma- platoons. The Army Medicos boast such u Stetson player about six years practice session. SIITII MAl'M—a/ia Mile n a i l s i ] championship of tha first Southwest battad-ln champion with 120 lion. 14 oo I SO s.sn Conference as Clayton Tnmicmukcr, ago. The coeche* will have some 1 K a y T o y Basketball Tourna- gamai. tiesides nlulrrn football, Coach huskies Aaslo to o 4.00 The Shrine committee announced All Amcrieu center from The Yule five Is expected to hard work ahead as they attempt 1S jeri< Zemial, who alio was first in ' ment. T ra p p v r likes bowl games The former lis t ait August that all 00.000 tickets Howard Minnesota, ami Ituodall ('lay, an start three tall men at center tu make winners out of a var­ Qilln I*In U-l) IIS SO. TCU beat guest Vanderbilt, U- home run production with 33, was Soiilliern Conference Tins slapped ex-slur at Ihe University of Texas. lid been sold. a K Y M X T‘II II IIA t K— A/in Mil* night. Texas A. A M. followed on the RBI till by Wil­ 49.. Fridayy night a football schedule Inin on Clemsun The Marines, averaging uhnul 40 ....I forward, but the guards are sity quintet that awkwardly lost T im * i .1X3 Princeton s All America. Hick along with Muryluud next fall be both ft-ID. Copt. Eddie McHugh a close and scrappy gome tu I Hnmly Hm1i||*r Ii in I III J.ji) defeated Its arch-rival, Texas, 32- liams with 1M, Chicago's Eddie pounds a man less than the Teg a a anil lllulr Leltoy are slated for DeLand In the srason starter and * Kull Htyl* Karrnoler, posed the Host's chief cause lliey accepted howl bids i, iu 4. iq SI. In an overtime game. oblnson with 117, Cleveland ■ Army group, are faster und have Ihe guard position*. Dave Hears, then turned In a listless per­ 1 ri,r* * l* r ( |,j threat, operating from Ihe tailback ____ North_______________________ Carolina State and Cornell _uke Easier with 103 and A1 Ho-' "They say we are bad," Howard developed • Jilliili-lii 11-31 111 IV. largely on a sink pass­ spot. Uhlo Slate's all around full said f,Well. If going to bowls Cl-:*, prolmhl» will slnrt at center formance as they bowed without clash for the championship of tha sen, also of Cleveland, with 102. II I I I — A III Mil* back star. Vic Junuwict, figured makes you bad, I'd like to rot a ing eomlilnutloii In this pass setup with John Weber, 0-2, uml l(oti«M challenge to smooth working Win­ , K I I I„H T H T im * , M .S are (Juurter'backs Jtuss I‘JcInn. who strongly In Iho Eastern scoring little lilt," Hunting 11-4 ut forward*. 7 Ir mi P *rry is 40 S in x . ko ter Hark aggregation. ; Mwi'h MO l.lfl plans. Such All-America tackles us Howard said be Is trying to re ­ played lor Temple University, and Additional seats have t»een pul Varsity candidates expected out 1 lluli \\ it I It itr 1 ]i| End I'uiil Kwcezy, formerly of Don Colcmun, Michigan Stale, and vamp his whole schedule for next In the Airport Arena for the for Monday’s practice are: Doug PIIONR 81 U ulnlclu 17-1) U | in. Bob Toncff, Notre Dame, were up year He'd like to pluy the Florida Mouth Carolina Yale game. There are no reserved Whitney, George Harden, Hay X I A T H MACK— A IH Mil* T lm * i 03.3 I Iuuly H «rn 7 so c.uu i to Mild, fair weather is forecast front Colors, lie suid, "if Ihey're not The kickoff will lie ut H p m seals and there Is plenty of Davis, Junior DOORS OPEN 12:45 UAH, i « *n 1 in Melts, Jimmy ] Ili'il K<-uili*r Wsstem hopes were pinned on the scared " pinking space. 1 H k y i 'r u ln i- r y iu Hmlth, Wise Hardin, Jerry fleet feet of such All-Amerlra backs Coach Andy (lust a (son unit his q n lnl* ln 4 l - 3 i isu.ji, Another convenience fur th” N T I I H A I T I — A lu Mll* 'rim *i 33.3 as flush MoKlhenny, Washington, Miami Hurricanes wind up their spectators will be the new elec Covington, Terry Cordell. Harry TI K la tliltin I j j u i con c m <, m Hlnkavage and Warren McCall. and Ollle Matson, Sun Francisco home held practice today Kumluv trie score Isiurd which will be 4 4 lck*y is nn * in TODAY ONLY! DOUBLE FEATURE Drake's John Bright and Southern they make a practice slop at SI & Htyl* lilt* | oo in operntion for this game. Plan* q iillilrln 4 1-44 |SS »«l California's Frank Clifford, great Augustine, then move up to nearby lire being made to Install Ihe de­ Brooklyn Surprined vice before tonight so that th" Ponte Vedra llcucli to slay until t o n ig iit h e n t r ie s As Army Takes Don control cun be kept on the just before game lime Tuesday K ill S T H A IT i— K u m rlty scorer's table and avoid errors Jersey Idol. C ry -tiil illmat. H p«liil Tax**. lj,*„|,1i* l.m -ky ka m o. NEW YOHK Igv-Don Newcombc tHum JACKSONVILLE ,4’ -Florida's in scores. liw ny Jim . Ciil.u I.Il.ru, llunnlu la going Into Ihe Army. Jo. huskethall learn, which hus come S M I1 X II ||A C I ^ -A li n k . Mil* The big pitcher's acceptance for nut of nowhere to take seven Hi-ur l--lii.li, filriiMiu. Iliim r llu rk . military service, announced Fri­ straight games, Is heavily vurnred Main-*, lli-il l-knitiu, Tu ru n y day In Washington after weeks of (" 'H" .■yto win ihe (iator Howl Tournament K. l ‘, Urnwul*. .Mr Murphy, r l i i i i i i h a c k — a n u , . m ii* delay and speculation, took Ihe here tonight Nit* C lu l,, W h 11 r A nk l*i * T.iivn Brooklyn Dodgers completely by l.*nil*r Florida whipped 02 17, plied Georgia, ( A llu Vl*lu. II* I.„<|y |(*a. -------------- — • • surprise. alter i Friday night dumping Clem t » r. Cuxy lllr l. C m u n ry llutiy. LAKKI-AND i4*-Tho Itounnkn, MONTGOMERY, Ala. (*-A yen miii Thursday. Tonight Florida 'nieir 20-game winner was exomK nun. V r, All Stars, a team that never to travel hy air, und a forecast SUNDAY—MONDAY K o u c r i l I U IT i— K u l.r lly Ined by the Army, last month and aulfN, Is Ihe new Sunlu Clans Howl of just the right weather, (minted tungloN with Florida State, loser MIAMI ijv—Havlnr's Hears and It wsa expected he would be turned llunkii. Himn*r T * » . N u m y Kill*. Friday to Clemson, U 2 A il, and to T ia n u , Wa*ta. ( i ul 'N Hull*. Imlin football champion. the Georgia Tech Engineers down because of a kidney condi­ lluln, llr***y Ktl to a liluu-tiray gridiron show today Roanoke dethroned Otnuliu, Neb ns full of pusses as a sailor on a Georgia a night earlier planned to wind up heavy prepara K I 4T H R a c k — s/iara* m i i * All Ihe Incentive Is with Florida Huns today for their New Year's tion, the same aliment which champion the last two years, Fri­ week-end ashore Jum l* U * lrir. C i,H im J . Ihipulur caused his discharge from the I rli* Slate, though the Sernlnoles haven't * * * * * " day night In as close a game as T r y lln n l. I.liil* Tum -h. H.im* clush In die Orange Howl. Until squads..made iqi of college won a giime this season. Tills will touch George Sauer said he Navy after brief service during llu m h lrr. K a .y 1*1, kin', lin t Aw ay. f W I t U I T . —B L 0 0 D - R E 0 you could want. all................................................the stars from tho North and S I X T H H A I T I — 3/ lUlk* Mil* World War II. The teams, comiMiscd of boys o u l i r . l ' u i i c d h a rd "all” wiicit mi !''' ' ^ , , 1!!rr i , 1u| ! l'1V'k' 1,0 would call for a "little hit" of I rim .m i Amt ll„l,l. Ktldy'* K*t. Thus, Newcombn becomes Ihe weighing not more than inn [wnmil* Sthe contact work this morning. Lalor, second Dodger pitcher tu be culled [.Ink Hu u r iih *, I'niTM-riiy, N>, Allhi. theory th at a football In flight * ^ i ww 0 ’“ •'mils F rl "hi fly T ip , J* w * l’a Trump. T r l n and not more than U yean old, lakes (be shortest route to touch- 1 "matin 11 meets Georgia in die the dears will don gume uniforms Into service this year. The first liluil. opener *of tonight's dosing double und ikihv for photographers. were tied 13-13 at the end of the down territory i :\ t h H A C K — a/ieihu Mil* was Erv I'allca, also a righthand­ SKV game. Under bowl rules a tic Is In other words, It look.* like a bill In die round robin event iM urliili, N llv rr V**. |)*c'l*l<i,i. 'Tech also will work out In the Hick Casurcs, leading scorer of morning, then spend Ihe afternoon er, who entered the Army on Kept. Hnmilnr Itltrliln N*nn llu ykln. decided on first downs, and Itun- tossing duel most of the way. IS. H'w-k, lir* i* ll. noke hid (even to Omaha’s five. The Yankee Invaders, victorious Florida's foothull learn Ibis fnl), at the Troph-al I'ark races. K I I I H T H H A C K — a /ieiba Mil* Nawcnmbe's loss, certain to have The youngsters played big-time only four limes In tho 12 previous has taken the same role on the The Hears labored through mom^ H rn s r , Hoy, Tln iru t»r J*t, (la y football In candy cane surround-Blue Gruy encounters, wore rated huskutbull court. He dumped In 15 Ing and ndrnmon workouts Friday a serious effect upon the Dodgers* KuIr, H lilis rd .M"»», tinturln. ily * r a. Hundreds or small fry munch- the slight edge In the minds of imlnls, mostly from under the their first since arriving in Flor!rida ISU pennant hopes, struck the l-uy, H.mlh I’ai-illi-, K in * Hp**,lal*r. M A T H H A C H -ll/ ia ib u Mil* Dodgar officials and players with basket, to lead Ihe Jway Geor- suid ho was wus candled apples, got smeared almost every ono but Ihe three „j„ SOW AIIM S4HI4 i n , h i , i r Aover ..........Suer pfessed pleased a sot with , '»n n y ( Im rt, I’uaxj*-* Kn*irlk*. ■tunning force, although In a man, h buhhlo gum ami hurled their Northern roaches—Itlp Engle of fildu n ln .a !hihr f’r! t' 1 wn" ^ ,fie d'um's hustle H * «l„yu ll. l.uvut- ■ r l * » « r l.u try . stle anil thought hnui the they made a valiant effort to take Tr.iv * lln * Mlk*. J „ y j,,* . | r, Mur. faces In masses of pink cotton Penn Stale, Ivy Williamson of Wis­ n ly c ^ M e p I Georgia senrer. get- players were In the right rmood TKX-ril HAS K—SUKK I '«**** n* U in stride. . 10. •indy. v : *4* 'or the gaino consin and Dick Harlow, formerly ting I<r*nmllii*. Ki,ik*'* (11ft ---- -. . . . . . p ' r "Certainly (ho loss of a pitcher I ho bio JO H N S H V N E - I S I t n S V l The hlg (Tcmmin team had more Santa Clous nltended Ihe game of Harvard. !>»;*(I«* WliftsIei*. Lilt fit U’lirsilri, limit! suid die Georgia Tech team Itmiir, tiny IL.JIU, Htirltig In full rngalla and crowned u Engle, head man in the outfit, trouble Ilian expected with Florida lookcd shnrpo r lu Friday'! drill of Newcoinbe'a stature Is going llilght M M lei to be a rough blow," said Walter queen—12-year-old Ueverlvy Mel­ wouldn't udiuil that tils hoys could Slate. Hulniiceil scoring ami u pair Ihun ut any’ y lime silica 1Its game F. O'Malley, president of the club. of dutch baskets by John Slice with Georgia. ton of Lakelund org lick u misluge stamp "Hut Unde Ham comes first, and The real football fans saw some The Hines' aerial unties revolved and Iton Rli-hurdsiin staved off un Tackle ------- .... Hal Miller, who was ex- in the end I think this will turn Don nelly-Bradford real football, though around two of Ihe hesl iiassers In (flisel Sneo mid Itlchunlson bit peeled to be buck in gmaj sha shape, Fitted In Net Play They suw IN pound Jerry Vudicka be found anywhere, Mniqmtltu's fielders In rapid older In lake a was unable In purtlciputo In Ihe out to be ii very fine thing. It of Omaha, Ihe durllug of tin- crowd, Dull Leahy who ranked No I (his 1*032 lead with less than (imr nun workout und Dodd said he probably will bit giant for baseball, loo, bo It lets peoplo know that oven MIAMI IIKAli. iA*—Thorne Don­ twist and squirm his way for Ihrcc season and Hob Hestwlrk of Pitt, ides led mol dial decided II would be replaced by Mull Lyons, cause being a prominent athlete brings nelly of Luke Forest. III., meei* of Ills team's live touchdowns of No It a 210-pound junior. no favoritism." o ., Tom Bradford of Chevy Chase, th# night, pass for another ami Fur plain leather lugging, tin* Stetson's Tangerine Darrell Crawford's accurate Md., und Francisco Contreras of oat up the fifth Yanks could rely heavily on Boston passing highlighted the Tech prac City play* Bob Green of Ha ran too yards with an Inter- University's ............. ...................... Foes To Open Drills ico. *M 80N 7AT108 s JAHtl €*MI* John Kaslati, who was Favorites Show Way Mexico Palm Beach today In two out­ P*1*, ■* Omaha whipped excelled In rushing This year only standing mutches in Ihe Orange In Public Net Meet Bowl Junior Tennis Tournament. ege pluyc A DB( HIVING NAMC ^ eV" #n ,cm , n*l; Iby ■oven other college players, and OIILANDO iiP-Tnngrrlne Howl HO scooped up a fumble and s p e d .............................. hlg H*JI Itelchardt, u bulldozer In activities get Into full swing today MIAMI (/Ih — Bushlsague la Bradford scored Friday’s big­ I I yarda for unather touchdown an Iowa uniform JACKSONVILLE - UP—Seeded when Ihe Arkansas Stale Indians tho name Oudun Phipps has upset when he defeated Rey­ •Mlst Roanoke. Huns of 28, 23 The South has Its passing aces, open •llln Kivnn th<- War Admiral-Baby ilavars are coming through regu- gest practice They arrived Frl and 40 yards were sprinkled In too—chiefly Fred Hcnnor* of Sou­ day for Uielr New Year's night League filly which will make arfy In the men's division of ihe naldo Garrldo, Cuban junior boya’ •MWkSKSMilSSI between champion from Havana, 0-4, 08, thern Methodist and Jim llurton game with Ihe Stetson Hatters. hvr racing debut at Hialeah raea Florida Public Courts Tennis Tour­ 88. Donnelly also pulled a milk HMHUMNHWWM ,, Roanoke refused tu quit whan of Iwiulsluna State. Homier* ruled nament, but only one Is left in track. Blood lines indicate that Howl official* announced that for surprise by beating Harvey JackVodlcko ran Ihe ball to tho Ron ninth •n Ihe nation this v-nr. I m m s WMIHMMMI first time In Its six-year his­ the filly will be anything but a the women’s division. nokf six with tho scura 13-13 and Another ground • gaining asset the Play begins todsy In men’s dou­ son af Washington, Ga., a hightory the churlty game will bo a liushlenguor. She Is also a full ranking Southern player, 8-3, 9 7, —-PLUS— was Souin Carolina's mevu WauiuK, sellout. In addition 2.3UO tempo­ sinter to Busher, Mr. Uusher and bles and tha tin t of nine titles Cuntreros, Mexico Junior boys' PRA IRJK LA K E one of Ihe flashiest runners afoot. rary end zone scuts have been .Striking. All am stakes winners, [Uf be decided. _ Raoul Roque, CAHT04IN—"DHtXJPY'S DOUBLE TROUBLE’' Tampa, meets Frank Carnett 1 champion, defeated Xl llarum of A sellout crowd of 22.NX) was In hunt. Coral Gables, 0 2, 0-4. and Green PARAMOUNT NEWS Jacksonville, In the final of buyi prospect. Kickoff lime was 1:43 ON THE TARGET downed Jerry Shelton uf Garland, p. m. tarn. JOINS HOCKEY ELITE EAST LANSING, Mich, (/p) — lS-and-uMer singles. 0 2. 0 1. MONTREAL o il — When Max lie's not playing cuuld. That Top-seeded Mrs. Juliana Cope- Tex.. Play In Ihe Junior girls' singles halted duwn Ihe little Nebrakan's Hcntley land,' 1Ponte Vedra Beach, Is ihe of the Toronto Muphi bow mid arrow Hugh MaeMaatar, last pusN. women player sur- division went according lo sched­ NEW YEAR'S EVE MID-NITE SHOW a scored Ids gOUtli National Michigan Hlate’a basketball can­ •ole seeded In Ita semi-final game Hounoko Leafs |, Second seeded Mrs. Jeff ule as top-seeded Toby Greenberg Hockey League goal recently he ter, carries around Is part of of Chicago defeated Miriam Tatoul scored twice In tho final quarter hecumc the third active player Ids bobby. Ite'a an ardent archer, Monday—Dec. Slat Doors Open 11:30 P. M. Icombe. Jacksonville, bowed to to boat Now Orleans, 13-0. Mri. Sybil Ballard. Third-seeded of Palm Beach, no, 8-1, and sec­ who hus scored 200 or morn Silurian coach, Pete Newell erePat Stewart of IndlRoanoke's standout was Hob Mc­ The others uro Maurice dlta MacMastcr's strong basket­ Janlea Hahn. 81. Augustine, lost to ond-seeded “Flame Of Araby” * lik m } ^ becha°n d l b r Connell, a tail pound quarterback goals. tjjri. Georgia Johnston, Jackson- anapolia stopped Ann Leach of Hli-hard (who has scored over ball hands to his archeyy whu was good for about five yards 300) and Doug Bentley. Palm Beach, 8-3, 8-1. exorcises. 1 whenever he carried the hall. He scored three touchdowns during his two games. 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Ilaini’^vilh* un*I Mumit I lorn iti aiMini; fluoriil* ■* i»* ttt»- iMil’lic wat«i MU|»ply us a nicjutN tif M-tliit imr it«*nlul *h't i»v iiMu-nr chihlit-u Olhrt liti**-* wn* |tluimi1iK k* ft.lh.w llu- hit'! ii ' tuitr nilMiufi tiHi is uf t h** clllihiwf Ml him. with a | lot *IIt tu 1 viiiti-i f*ii|i|*ti4*s in that uii-a A iniivi* that samtiiii **n ciu.-riR tun lit I as a *tr|» f**» want was tin* atluutiun tiy the Stut** Muiiii) **f lli-alth uf a ('hu •In St 111*’ Sanitary tVM* mi |i| ill ill ling. It wii s i| i*hci ita*il a-* a trinilifii-il fut m uf flu i *.a ut! v i rvisii.l natimml u tu f m in plumb mu *utli* ami was Icimi'il thi- fust Atich r«*uulntluM mluptnl utn*'*' tin Wui hi War II cnimuctay -•t.iiiil mils mi pliimhiitU' AUTO FINANCING IMST U.MKVT MIAN m :cT. I SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL UANK /2'2f*4l Mrmlit-r FDIC j if n* b*h •*» » f*iTrO tttrt It* IIImA U«Am l !wr For Values That Build Friendship A I w ii v h S op STRICKLAND MORRISON I M ' d l d dU \ I i ll I'ir.l S lr i'tl n» Hiinfuril Avrnuc I'hunr 20# VOI R n ilK N IH .Y U K A I.K R S I N t'K lllll FLOOR MATS hmih’N tin Tt j11 In it now vmi z in k i j r a i .i t y SEAT C0VERS-CUSHI0NS pirn .i fm»-tyin1ii i-uiihul I'M'^raiMK •lurlilK tilt )et| - f \ eai mu hale May Tin1 M.n.ih. I fm latuti- Ilikrti IDuwnitt, l*nlin 11*ae h, a iul a fnili •ip|)tu|Mia1iuhM fm lu. ill luakth t •uml v Wfl utl|t tin hah mu Imini n *|*f\ H'i*" Jl IliitM* triiuil t hi mil'll ill*" RlVCI. St 1 in iu Mai I in inaI Mkee. Star. ft..mi.I uf Ik alt it fliMi.him, I hllht'U Ihi-w,* Vieie ii'l'h il It* hlhiLMML' t ii> tali al'I-iu|M MilmiM r f MiRue ft.I ||Ukl| III pi ev Iiiiii V *111+ Mi llu f111lew 111U iMimhes thuh (uf . .mil v lu ailh imiN lit Iltui Nil' -latl* ItMtil -MJijih liitTtU I • aiahia, 11ill sIm*i uiiijli, ttianu* I hfltiil tiitilH v I m m luiinly. fi ili-iul alhi S*11*1 l*i|l»-|h|s, ,\ ■'Mill III I | telIti ui't iii'ii"* tu hrni>r th** tutul h i Iraitititu pn*ui am •- s|mii d|nl h| ici i uii h a u l health si-rvar.* tu • v I lie Jut kstmi ilh- t *11y Health $J,I lujijMi. Vimthi’i i»itf uf FUir* Itepni t merit kill-' tUlllllli-H St. J mIitih it rid Cullur wit hunt thU fin» I i t I i"»i. f't'Mi i uimt \ h cii 11h ih'fmrt ini-ill-*, Ain*» mi, Hiiilf, UillMhuruiiifh ami I'ltli Ihi’ w e ir a|i|iMivri| hy th* "i i P aj E _ L S £ / I.OWKST COST wntiM NmVV **f*tllhhshni»'»lts, iMhelTuli-siTh< hu-pilak II Mil II ||i |Hi Itel nf lilt f iiti*‘tit "laivi * that Kluriiia uieliJilinu I.uk» W.iith, 1aii Inf 3ii IlHiPqhJtiU'-. Wit»IIII i *UK)liltI i’ f iVUt Mhnmt (I mvih, lI ei ilau.|IMil, VI util i nh1> with 111*e- 11ti 11ae| «a || tl i\Yhf Ft* t* llu. I'jifiji iiui i it v . I' m h| i lew i’lsi’ Mi I hr Vi..I ill fmi <41lilt | aliti Si fll ku , Kurt 1I mulei ilah tin.] \ • i Mi -ju h 8list **!-••* i f i|t'|Mi«ai IhfutllMi I'uilllf li d (i |l Mil! up peiliiain til I loll **Ma Mli’ii fltilll till* i 4(11-11 i MM* t will hi111* III ih Vl’VMlsr till ...... . Iuiinlit'i llJIM MItU |Mt'j’hllli I m V llm*- ttn*iah**is uf tlm Slat** I»»*ii• (I uf lh alth Mmi an uf kah uvatmU’H Hitvtil siv.-rat weeks m Keren on tlysetitery »eAeurch fm tin- \ t mi'll Furci-s K|H«letiihiluUM-al Muti- uHi-hiiuit tu t-timiimt III.01.1 Dc All.. it \ l l a n l i , ih mu L ifith n u in ji fii I u-*« it1uttltl* i.f Mo- Stnti Ilua ill uf limit i* fit i lii-nm nl Wii'* ml 11. uii it llttifuii nf 1jihiiratui ie* ii -* mi »iiu* t luiitru! men on.l o tUellllo'l .i*f the i-jMih-miu Hiir* lllglllll It.fill d'** cumii.iHsiim mi Mtilfiwllih till Stnt** MuiIk **! fillet "• fevel, ll ■ai|e«l I he *lrhnn luhlitiuniil l?tiifmii4*inn ninth i-lll u.II. which iru i Iinti-iI Uw iL'ht ii \ ii iIn hi#’ lu llu* rtiimiir*- Fi oriel Macke I Hi on.l 1). til li*-ti*tt if) IIHi t I ci'fitliii |tl»* II iin Iv jiIni Fiil/ie* have letuiiieil Krmn^ aimt il |«i iiiisii il> a! urn tu Jacksonville, but Macke! t* «4|Uita«»s aft* i tin* S ta f f lt«»ai«l uf ptill 111 tile f••'Id Ill’ll hit iliM’ltit **i| Hint an fiiiu t |*tkiiiy I he task nf ploi i.tmu hettef ritiMnl. 11ailii ii pe|sinMiel ful klm nla’ AtMithfi la*Vi vitutklr in (In uul-lie ami Mist it nt iuual r ilme win »ih n u n h \i i tin iihp uf in l*h»c»*s was imsheii l*v the tali tlioiiiltii1 Stlli'kliiin i* In "l|iii‘ti 1 lln* health unei-ey's fuu.| haiitlh i nit|ri nlluit *11 hiuN4|ih1iM"4 tu il r t n I’lillMhueum sen vi ere hi'hl m min- h-m hv lltr rull for ap pu intm rn t I'hun* 1732— 1718 fPFM Y /M 'V vA /iU . P B Y |i('litlMl> \ |>|>UIlit I> the tew nioxipiitno width HUivivi'it lilt* chentunl ittlml> » iii‘ breeding u mm rr«p of "DPT n'«tnlant" ill trav ■I ft utn H im flrnip ~Di TAPUMS T>£BILS^' JA CKSO N VILI.K (SjM'ciah Floriiln** health jni’tiii.t lookiti hriuhlui a* 101) 1 ilit w In a cIimi *, with advam-ts <vurvtJ in tin field t>( prrvi’iitnhU* i Iimi' jim**, t'liYironm* ntnl mind at tun, driilnl ln*nltl» urn) extt nsion til lucul health M*Mur*. «ay« Mr W i Ihoii I* S uw di. Stat** lit’ii11h uffin-r. Hat ciauirli |»11 *I»U*Hi new rn.d uld kept nii-ntjr it. k <*«<11 puhlic health wuikiTA IniMlIiitr. *' jin tit i fii*'r I* It n|."i wui n vi‘ni 11uit ii’i.t tin M;ti! liidi.i 1lial J* us, in, '|V TniTlt'i' Incident* th at tin- iilnrm lirll. I ringing wem mi nittliti-ak uf iitillirux m llruwnid t'utinty mill 11 mil..lullliul n u i f i i •• in tin- mini hut iif i ll.i'. n( w Innij 11>1|C cough Hut mi'll tlir Imil aide tiiul U bright »idv. A h tin- yi'in elided. 110 South Palmetto Avenue t | DR. II. K. RING l^ g t & Uy Alky cufFR ort S o ^ r’MESKlP'', £10M t V/A£ FouMP Mf MlSKAPUP. IK HOftrtlEASltRK IRAK. I'Mj£ e>BJF.C1' IS, USED EVEN fo&Af IS DIM UJUSf'R/’. FRENCH FRIED HOT IX H iS ................. I Re HARHECUEI) , y HAMBURGKKS 30c * TIIK SANFORD HERALD J.SCOTT 1Many Advances Scored During ’SI In Florida Public Health Problem HAMBONE’S MEDITATIONS By R. B m l a n um ber uliout 11,400, apptoJUmately th e ionic a* their e ttlm a le d population in early a l l coi ilium > l a id s SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP Jack K. Morrlmm, Munauer r,A D t _________ ^ Amt''* aii Miallca) V-^uciiil inn tu FLASH GOItDON nnd his udventuren In Hpnre 5Lf|! SGTt* v KV 51a. rcw, A*ht, iq 1MuSTm.N' . 50 Jr'%rcm1 cvft TAiRi AiCVT AlTTiN* ^ lAS^8Rj, AC 115 »**'►, TO MA%0 TO fA*TM... Ae*' J^PITtflCN CH Tuft rf 5. ftASM, »ur cut C«*4lAi\ CM tM AATA \ PV5«TtO*l 15 TT^OHOvF-> 1 H.^r AVIM50W THC >e«*iAL fE^tihOA-'W**At AiOuT T*C Kft 5^tCTtwW rfAtwn <iFftA4:no* Tfifi moc*. to* Ity Dnn Hurry uffai t«-*iih'ia> liailMHi: Dm i|inili fir*l iihysa iuii-* In * ah* lla | h11■)ii hinlth fuh! I h-Tlii.h- |diitin* Vi i »»• Mini}*- afiil ’Mltffill Ml-fit f I..... .... It I *‘i| I'll Mill Ml *»*•! a l.iullv lu *iha| Iit (>. •r ilni y au i ffa ** I Mil'lltijr ml S ta ir final <1 of Ih all fi lu a h|i*a 1 1» i ** mi huf hum4 lilt’ f hr finals Will I* •. \ 11h« f 11V tin* h*i; t flat in ia, l*v f ** nil h- 11*f1. ami l v mill * hum I Minis |im v ill* fI f«v Ih Stat*’ linfitnvmriil f "iMtiU -inti **M1 uf 1'eih‘l III Huh(lit »l III) I It'll 11)k t "i-fit i'l finals \i!ilr*l tit! i*bn-M* whs ptil: **h infant t ut i . mu cut it"»* mill *nil am! tu'aTChh*MS *‘HHI* f Ilull list (flit lit if thi ii*i»f f in* j»ri m atu re ih tu m i d ■ahutt a* it at -liu ksuu Mmimi'al llus|nt fiirtt ii|ii'iu'i) in lUAn. i Mutimu il milk*' | iu i h u ' hm with its ihmtili' k uf l«»*l |ii (Ilf tu |M*"nivi* lif*fttthli'H Ian II tun siitiii ii in I in lobh 1 1st* I HERALD WA.v'T ADS II I'llONIO MS •nlniiiK ifi minil fur iluchM » amt IIa f hh'H' all «v»*r Ihi* hi a tu In ini ilil mil, Hi* V«' I III ijui-tul iiiiui1 11mil iila t*III he Mt»-r|itrtl m rr the i#Vr |«h*i«ie mi iiieiiiin nlull iin elmrue If fiiiir miiiee la Id (hr 4r1r Mhudr liimk. lit "T| hivin'1 ful tin* «'iili* nf |iii'ja a ■ Il«leil rrlum fur thin Hrt-oniHu .iHiIuaa Inn* infants ii-ri-ivi'l pustifiaifu : Ihr mliertlker In e«|ieefpif iu pur |irui4ip(lr. In uriler (nr ua tu .at* in s trin tiu n hi th at fu-hl render Ihr heel |i«aalMr ■rrahr, In On* Mm in n uf NnrrutUH r u n nil IVmat Vile miubI lie In *uir tint, intditiurial fmnt* w«*rt* mail* nf Ilee itm (ftp (Inf liefitrr puhllii Yiiilttlili* fifirn tin* shili* tu in l*jrim«* till* AtJlff tlf rllfifU-iTIHTlt irippei’torn. Nallnnul micM-st mi «1r mif lidilii litMt ammiK tn*im nix<*rx hfmJirht h| h*i*c lit'* I'Hitli'Hln fm nuim-nms frnni I'uii'iit Ti*uiahi*r AHHQciMthnm, clubn ml ulht-r civic irr«*upR. Thi* IhiroMii ilirrrtor n*« |airt«i) "mi I'vhh’inV of adilhtiun !•rtionic Flnrliln’M nchoul cIMlilmi. In th<* fichl nf tiilii'rnilujilft <«m trill, It wan lintctI that tin* limith Hit*' from tills i||iiriiH«* wjin ilmp ii u Id: vi K s i \ i F, win thi'. \<Ml IV. lilt 1.. 1,11V ll| .I'll, 'I'l', i u F # r R phuIIn 'I Itr |..||«mdi»K rnlr* *i|inlr lit nil Haul li|a |uil>IJ»hnI in I It# *Hnitfii nil !l«mM i I 11HIP lift l**r IImp ln«p* !l«n .1 11iiira Iftr •»*r liar lnrrfll<*ii (1 ItiHfi l**r llnr lnartii«« an I(Mira Up l*rr line ftr |*r r llu# f**r %enrlf « I 'l *r niitili In the Him*. flliuittlr rule fur Ml*eh line Mifa. *■11111111. I’lruar iintlfjr ill Ini nmllnlrlt H e en iimil he reepurtHlhlr (nr mure iliun •lie Iue«irre«l 111ter* Hum. THE SANFORD HERALD li u i id u |u it I I*.i ill. Si.i'l1 It.ink <1.1 ..,111,1 FI....... Chum' 173.4 \ n i tiin iw s ll. c H I M l : s r \ I I ll n .k r r .’7>it Hiliiii.h. In S ,i ii Iin d, I’h. I.K'I Avr It 11 nt in Y iitn|i, 1 III VYi i Ili'li si I'l..... lull! M 12 >l'l i I U SI.IIUI KS —12 M) 11 11 n u lls •urlnipd lu per* f*H-e•••!*. d id flour* iiihiIm like nrw Flo) hunt. . Irnniutc A w a i 'iiC I'..Itnl..v |.M«r, o len t. Eg I n i n o i i . r n r n r * in Svmiaelo tuuutv ___ _______________ M II M lili.ii.iii. U t l I M il IFI.F H H i l t s \ i , k — tiltI. AN Imi Mm mug .1. i.'ini'l, d l ­ Ion.In Kvriiiiiu Slut l ’.ill ltol|.b I F \ I III i I-t*,|-.(IS F.iiupli'ti' linn, lliiv. I tiir. •I II.ini '. Tin* d< I' ln l Sluii' Mo. hill*'. i.>|.Hired ) ill 11 I I I I Fll II iii li d ro ll" hit. W l S I l l M i t^iilrk, ri i.III.I"|. ill aervire. Wul k ii'lrrl lull i.f hi ii.lu*. mill i'o*. giiaioitii'i'd Fitll P2H-M. lin'd. . in lli.lliluv l o u r . MlIIl Cm k Trl. I 131 nfi.'i il ml C.M Ild.MK Delivery, fuel till Keru*ene. Cull 0131). Thrifty SerI'H IK d SIIIMMC ditinri "Th. vu'*. Slut inn. I l i . t Shi ini |. uii F iitlh " ul llmn321 K. | . l Si I'i.l MIIINti F \ dl'. It Will ll I xlntiillird lypp C i e f r u r t mol ri'inur wntk F rrj e*tillij4r. It I.. Ilorvey. iv lit* r, I.o l r . t iiu.drl, likr iipw . Sunford I " . Chime 1HUM. • I-T> Ml. Soi.r.ii.l Alliindi Na­ ll..mil Honk. )(..'.in 317, l.A VVN.MdW FHS Slim pen nl, lid cyili’n lepmii'dl leak meI i INK HT.d nil.I,oKr jilt.nli, ..ii.1 l.r.I wui k. Cl "111 p! an IVh e . II. Ill'll. IJ' 11-11Ll.'l* Jllllllt. \\ F Sh"li"in 31*1 K ll h St. Mu.', I’hunr 77d.l HF Nt i l t Y fur home new*? Call ■ u tn u . i : i’i. \ N T s v n i > I( K nnd uxk Cirrulnllun lu xeud i KI.KIIV C l . A M S .1 Inol. Mil I lull Mlilkrt ('lll.l.ocr, <1 >x.U The Soiifurd ll.'i iilil while *.n vnextlnn. bid. Viilnnlr Celpry. Ireiip 11In* 201 lull, Weal Midi'. Cliunp 133 \V. w —mrymrnmmm (ml ticiiliit ly niauiiK Ni ^rm-s, whi’io thi* tuhiTiulmih cum* ami ilciith rtttt-it linvi* Ihicii lilfrlmr than imiorijr tin1 K«ni*r«l jaj|itilatiijii. Tin* muM X-rny iirnirmni nmlltniud, with o|iprnxluiHti’ly u Ml 1)1ILK ni(r I'implu lu i.-.it nlir llUtTK I.ICN WANTKIt —« liulf nillllim |MT«unn ri'celviiitf npl. mi pi'imnnpnt lui.U I'Iopp W *. Imy, m-II A tin. In imcd (hi. lervlcu from thu Hlul. Ilmi.it fur kiiiiIpii unil chli'ki'ti' N'Iru fo r n ld ir r. WIUon-Mtilrr Cornof Ifi*»11h’n niuhlle X-roy Irullere dr,I fur riuhl pcujdti. Ciiune IItu.' f'u. 311 K. 1*1. Chonu 1)38. eml other iiveilehlc X ry unite. (Cl. e r .- i-im In th e environm ental health H — IIKI.C W A NTH II —8 l i J E * !— Held, a >il(ulfii'iint ilevelo|imenl w n. thu ileaitrimtlun of erldi'Hl de- 1— Ural Filial* For H*ta —3 IIKAUTH'IAN, aenlur preferred. Tj-nae iirvua within the atutu, with Hiilaty umi runimlaalun. tlurNKMINOI.K HKALTY the iioaalhllity of iihtuinltiK neeil* rlut'« llenuty Nook. I'll. 071. 1320 .VlaiiiiMlIa A vp . Chun* 27 ed iiuhlli- health fnellttli'H, mu'Ii WANTKU: Kupi'ilrnci'd huukiii'i’liT. W. , M erit — W. Illrlrirh* an w ater auppliea and aewiiKu iliaur. Cermunnnt. With rt'lliible J. IIIttoinN — A*»oclnlni. linaiil lyatem a, ami the Htrmur firm. (Tiaruetvr refurence* neeLOTH prohahlllty of K r e a ll y -u m lrr a te il eaiary in w ritin g giving hmialnif conatnit’tion. The muua full purll ura. Ho a IIX e ' u (ICO fur went front. (200 fur euit ■'* 'iMlirnateil Include Key Weat, Sunford Herald; front. Nrur City Llntlln. llrev an l County, Hanford, P alatka FI.ddlt and FuuiiIbIii. Experience HOHA i„ I’AYTON ami Penaat-ola. nut ueerxHury, Mu*t lie neut nnd New w a te r plant), and ayatema Rf|Ut*r*d Itval Hatale llrnkcr idruxunt. Apply Mr. Illll before Chime 1110 Went Into operation d u r l n a the IMO I’ark Av*. 11 unv niurnlrig. Tuuchlon Drug y e a r a t J a y Hncmla, llartow, St. HMAI.L hut proNpciouii KMx'ery Co. ArmamJ-a Key, the S an ta Itoan nt a great eacrlffca. 02(1 Cypruiot tlEliP WANTED—Young man u* Ave. Chonu 171 -J. iiiam l A uthority, llawtlirone ami *nle» clerk. Knovleilge of tlrea Lake Alfred. HU8INK8H I'HOCKUTY. Wnruittiiln'. prcfurreil. Sternly cmhcuinii 130' by B0‘ lucntt'il near The outitamling event in aewpluyipent. (iroup Inxurancu. Vntenlri uf tuwn. On center lot of 8te tiektment ia the completion catlbn with pay. Flreetone threu liit, comprlilntc 'A block. o f th a f 1 3,000,1)00 aewerage ayiStore* __ Two (mailer itoroi uttnebed lem aiid treatment plant at TamWAITHE8S WANfJsbT Ka*pkr* with two nice iliu opurlmunta •w. which want Into operation aa lertic preferred, Shurt hour*. overhead. All rented at nice In* WV „f*d *w»y. Uood nay. lmrmann'i Itritou* come. (12,300. Phone 438-J or Tha following cltiea or reel. 613-M._____________________ i il|Sri k i M 1^ m HwV, , n r w m.n» ? . , r , M , “ Uo. h , d •IM »r c m pUtad or placed under conitruc- NEW 2 bedroom houee, every­ » WORK WANTED —• thing roomy, Ureoiaway A (la* rage Port, two hlg lota. W. 2(th UAHY SITTER. Mr*. Falkanharv. S u u V - i i 2 , , t ,U n!l,rd * ®r the at Maple. _______ ,.r: (() Thu Sun. (6) Tha 8elne, « TOsijBaa.TBawt l>Aa.LYJL,,jujit.tj * <J < , Mi- i,I d " i l l ) SI Hill''. do -dll' • d ill'll Mill kl't "* I I'l Skillful i CKI.KItY Cl.A NTS, Vuloud. (!(••■••• II Mump l.i’ii., irm ly to |i Ion) Chime 113(1 .1 —I I— rO « HUNT U i.lt NKWHCACKHH miir at 2c i pound ul the WKI.AKA Al’AllTMKNTH. Ilumnr ForSntifurd I1»raid ■uni Hturvs. 11H W. Flr»l Htrucl I I I liidlmiu. ______ I-Iimi•> «W-W. JI*Ji u n u ii )* W i l d —9 ii v n\ si I 11 ii ii. ,i i.r i■'i . ro ll.-al I'ntnli' I’ur S h I. —3 u AM. TYi'KS llulliluirr work llcnaunwlila Rale* Free K*timale*, Spreudtir Service, I.Inn mi 1 Dnlomlin nml Kerllltaer, Ciirnenler A fjrarey, Cliot, 1303-M nr HUH .1 I., I,. HIM Clan*. Technician. I'liune 01, >V. Itoule I, Himford FAItCKN'l F.H WORK For <|"ick repair lube, or (mall l.iiilding. Cull Jlio U12-M-4. MASHAdK: (’uli.ntc Irrigation*, Vupoi Hotli olid Iteiliicing. Ml**, l.nng, 1021 Kim Ave. Chime 1113. 131 Itider lliii'giinl. IS— NOTICF-Jr-CKIIHIINALS —I.* Cumplete ItadlMtur Repair. TOMMY’S RADIATOR ItKCAIH SHOP HKD WINDHAM PAINT AND HODY HIIOP Phone im - J Sxnfor.1. Fl^ H — LOST AMI FOUND —I* LOST: Ladle* wrl.il walch In downtown urea Mumlny. Reward. Phone C23-J. 18— Al-TOMOHILF.S —IB R EN T A CAR. U-drtv* It by day, week, or eeaeon. Engllah Porila and American Forde, aedane, ■tatlon wagona and convertible*. Strlekland-Morrleon, Ine„ K. Flrat EL____________________ 1041 FORD Club Coup* baa ra­ dio, h eale r and terrib le p a in t Job but run* good. 1298.00. Phon# 1531-W_ after d P.Ji.___ FORD Model A coupe. BicaOent condition. 108 Wait IBth S tm t, l �u. . (♦ c ».--------------- fr rr-n •:* ■ 'V f M*l-- At The Churched ALl< SAINTS CHURCH Knterprlae Preacher, Dean Putman Flrat Sunday After Chriatmaa Holy Communion R.'OO A.M. Morning Prayer and Sermon 11:00 A.M. Tueaday, Jan. I Feeat of the Clrcumclilon and New Year'i Day. Holy Communion 10:00 A.M. FIRHT BAPTIST CHURCH Park Arenue at Hlmth Street W. P. Brook*. Jr.. Paator John L. Miller. Mlnlaler of Ed. "We've Saved A Place For You" Sunday School 0:15 A.M. Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. Training Union 0:16 P.M. Evening Worahlp 7:110 P.M. Nursery open *t nil Sunday aer* vice*. Wednciday Evening Service 7:30 P.M. Earphones for the haul of hear* Inf. Welcome. CIIUKt ll OK CHRIST Elm Avenue and Second Street J. C. Nlrholxon, Mlnlaler For everyone that aakelh recelveth, and he that aeeketh, findeth, and to him that knnweth it ahaII he opened. Matthew VII, 8. 10:00 A.M. Illhlp Study. 11:00 A.M. Morning Worship. Sermon: “Simplicity uf the (Jo*, pal". tli.'IO P.M. Sunday Evening Worship. Vllltora alwaya welcome. Remember thcie days! We livcrl each one of them last year. But now they are scraps of paper. They don't matter any longer. The days abend are the ones that count! That has alwaya been the keynote of our Christian religion. One of the greatest of the early Christians expressed it for all time when he wrote: CHRIST CHURCH. l.rnigHuod (Kplaeopil) Her. II. I.. Zimmerman, II. D. Vicar lat Sunday after Chilatma* 4:00 P.M. Evening Prayer and Sermon. All are welcome. CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY A1.1,1ANCR Rev. (Ilenn K Smith, Pa*lor I»l46 A.M. Illhle School. 11:00 A.M. Morning Worahlu. The |kmlnr will apeak on the auliJerl: “After lletnlrhein". 7:46 P.M. Evening Service. Thl-t la an Informal *ervice for anrilual fellowahip ami (Impel Metaage. The pantor will continue Ida ntP4»Hgr,i from the Hook of Revelation. Ill' mihjert will lie: "Who Oweg the EarthT" All aro invited to attend theae aervlcea. Forgetting those things which arc behind, and reaching forth unto those things which are before, l press toward the mark—tor the prise of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus. (St. Paul in Philippians 3:13,14) Let the churches of our community help us to make this a truly happy New Year .. . That is no seasonal greeting—it is the call to Christian worship and service for this coming year. IlfII.V CROSS CHURCH (F.placnpal) Rev. II. I,. Zimmerman, II. II., Rertnr l*l Sunday after Chrlatma*. 8:00 A.M. Holy Communion. 11:30 A.M. Family Service and Church School. 11:00 A.M. Holy (,'unflrmalloii and aermon hy The Rt. Rev. Henry I. Louttlt, ttlnhop of South Flor­ ida. Service* during the week: Monday though Thoe»day and Saturday Holy Communion 7:30 THE CHURCH FOR ALL . . . ALL FOR THE CHURCH A.Me Friday Holy Communion 0:00 The Chiiroh la the grealeal (oc)ot on *arth lor lha building ol character nnd qond cllltannhlp It ta a alntehoui* «i eptrllual value* Without a strong Church, nalthtr democracy nor ctvtlltallon cun itirvlva Thare art lour *ound raa.on, why every peraon should attend tervlcea regularly nnd nupport the Church They nr* III Tor hiown *ak* 11) Tor hll%chlldren‘a aoke (3) for lha auk* ol hla com m ute and nation (41 For ih* take ol the C h u rch ^^ll. which need* hi* moral and material auppoel Plan to go to church regu­ larly and read your Bible dally ■eea ciurur v .n .. ■u*4*e ...... ...... fMlleetaa* I rt* MaeCae ........ . Lake e trai TvaHae ............ iamaea t Its* WMsiisir ... I lake I I • FREE. METHODIST CHURCH Weal fourth Hleeet and I.aural Avenue Rev. Fred II. Iloelun, I’aalne Sunday School 0:46 A.M. Morning Worahlp 10:46 A.M. Young People.! Service 7:00 P.M. Kvanlng Service 7:30 P.M. Prayer Meeting Thursday 7:30 r »m * Mr*. Elliott will be *lnglrig"7p!T. J'ale at troth morning and evenInf aervleai. T k a n tlf fttitr a$r*t*te ... .4. ............... ......... Mark ftalaaa e.alw. is l» *1 ■rra in it FIRST PRESBYTERIAN „ CHURCH Oak Avenue and Third Street Rev. A. II. Metonl MM«ter A.M. Sunday School. *|f|! 11:1)0 A.M. Mauls.altK .. .rahln. Solo: "Uy the Watera of Babylon", Howell fry Dick Aiken: Anthem: "Clod Bo Loved the World", Stainer bj Chancel Choir. Sermon by Mr. Melnnla. wfij00 A,M' Church for children ages fl.lfl, Mr*. P. R. Staphenaon, D.R.K. Church Nure17* Jl? Nuraery Department durWorahlp. -22 I f l ' P a M # r l»«MUe. 5'52 '«{!• Youth..Pallowihlu. TMmS irits if Being Published Each .Week in the Sanford Herald with the Approval of the Seminole County Ministerial Association, and is * 1 i* Sponsored by the Following Business Establishments: tOUClfctON DRUG CO. .('.»»/" ■■ P B T 1T K P A R IS I.IN G E R IE , IN C , UMkt c m r PRINTING CO. SlNlARlf OLAM hJN IR A L DAIRIES HOUR ST. JOHN’S REALTY CO. IVINS MACHINE A SUPPLY CO. BjSoA*\fV■( '• *•-.4-r'" v J. C. HUTCHISON A CO. i .>•!*> a\ ‘M i l.j.1 >*« SEMINOLE COUNTY LAVNM T CO. ■ R E M * �■** »■» 'v‘>‘;*> i-f’ ■ 9 H w 'f c 't - 11*., £ lijLi *1* THU W H A TlIK It In Unity There I* S tren g th — To Protect the |> m « of lh* World i To Promote the Progrst* of Amttlra. T* Prod or* Prosperity for Hanford. H a n f o r d f e r a l f l i 1,-ai i„ parity i Inillly and i oohrnieil tntbl through Tues­ day e*repl thowers likrlv rxltetne not Hi file .day ..llernnrm i AN INDEI’KNDKNT llAII.Y NKW HfAfUK HANFORD. FI.OHUIA, AwnxMated I'rems l^anert Wire VOLUMR XXXXI1I Ifteds Hit For Planning War Talking Peace Flemming Says H Crisis To Last For 20 Y ears C hinese Accused Of Trying To Squirm Out Of Accounting For 50,000 Victims Manpower Chief De­ mands S t e p s To Provide More EnRineers, S c i e n t i s t s ' 3. WASHINGTON n The I'oiled Stale*' drfrnsr nmhlh/ltliin pro final gram, or xnt.irth.ng like II. will Korean Irucn lalka of 1031, th« 1x*l for im«.|tdv 2u \ear-.. Man United Natlnna today accused the power Chief Arthur S Klemming Kedi of planning war while ne­ -aid today gotiating a truce and of trying to It people under*liHid till lie Jariulrm out of an agreement to *nld. morr would approve di all de Mali what happened In more than (erment* for college shidenls and 30,000 unaccounted for prisoner* of more high *chuol graduate, girl* war. included, could study engineering, Subcommittee* would up the which sorely neeil* irainrii per n year still deadlocked on the Issues *nnnel of policing an armistice and ex­ "I have gone on ilu- at.iiiiipllon changing prisoners of war. Itnth thal we were going lo be involved groups scheduled meetings in Pan ui some kind id defen.e timh.1i/ii munjom for 11 a m. Tuesdaylion program for Ibe next lo. 13 or New Year'* May (9 p m. Monday, 211 years." Flemming .aid In a F.8T. I copyrighted interview m "C s "By your assumed attitude of New. A World Urjmrl". a weekly victor and your Insistence on new* magazine Ntnvelnpliig a military air capabil­ "II seems lo me llial It we i|o ity (airfields> you have served clear mil Ire lo the world thal whal not approach d on dial p.irheolai basis, we gel Into all kind* of dll you have In mlml la not peace i ficultle* a* Inr a* our rra.oulllg but war,” said MsJ. Gen. Howard s concerned " M. Turner, U. N. negotiator. "You have cast an ominous shadow over Much adverse reaction In college these negotiations deferment. Flemming said, arose Rear Adm. R. B. Libby said the from those who "figured the enter Communists rafussd to provide gency was going to be with us (or data on prisoners the U. N. aaya two or three year* " He said they ware not listed on the official Red believed the armed forres would •Malar until the. Allies supply fur. have no room (or deferees upon ^ h e r Information eft prisoners In gratfusMon < iVwiiaM ua Pias alat A shortage of engineers Is ex peeled to mrrrase and I* "one of the most .erlous prohlem* we are up agaln-l," Flemming said, add Ing "We haven't gut a chance lo Ihr world of taking care of Dial dellcll *>f engineers unless we gel fly The AN.SOCIATFM PIIK.VS women beaded In Hie dirertbm ol A irun bled world greet* 11132 to engineering school* " The Registration Rooks for night with hope* nod nrnyers that Seminole County will be opened . it truly will lie a "Happy New Sin the office of the Hupervlsor Year" lor everyone of Its 300 Nrt the Chamber of Commerrt' days—and not lust Tuesday Building, at Sanford Avenue and Throughout the world therr will First Street Wednesday, Jan, 2 at 0:00 A. M. according to Mr* New Year. Hay will i«- «h •* merry celebrations to "ring: In . 'be new. ring out the old Hut Camilla Hrure, supervisor of registration, and will remain served In Sanford with the riot- fnr m iny. ihr observance will Ire Ing of stores, hanks and nther one of prayer at traditional rhurrh open through Mar. 31, Sh*lne« anil Kfwnnlan* ivrrMrs. Rruee said that due to places nf business. Office* at th* watch night ceremonies 'i-»t fnc ftf it to Itic ntniiijol the redlstrlctlng of the county Court House ami the City Hall will Infant l'>32 will mnerlt the mid -if collect u-ne for Ihr KnlvuMnii rommisalonera districts In Se­ .iml hot war cares of old IftM, Army al (lie dime Imxril., S'm>t minole County, It will h» be rinsed. Drug stores will ob­ tnd II* leap year calendar u-ill Cv* WillisMm Niilo'iiocrd todnv necessary for everyone who lives serve Kunduv hours. have a few added events nf Its Karh orgHolsation m llrilril $.'|im. ‘n th» newly created District 2, An outstanding social event will own. particularly the United State:, with thr Klwxoiaos Imvlng * nd Precinct No. ill to yet new be the New Year* Kve dance tu- presidential election •illght edg<- by h few tirnnlr*. registration cards. Naw csrtlfl- night at 10:00 o'clock at the MayNew Yorkers will welcome the The Roiiiry f'liili also ill,I very cata numbers and rraelnct will fair Inn. Barney Buxton and his New Year tonight at theatrrr.. cab well, she said, in the roljeetioO', b« given on the rarda. arris, and Times topiare. where lolligitig in g I 'Jit. Cant. William, New Preclnrt IB and District orchestra from Drlnndn will play ten* of thousands mss* aumislly thanked ilu-se organisation* and 3 Include the area between Lake until 2:00 A.M when lireskfast to rhrrr at the stroke nf midnight other local g ro u p , which rniitrihlll Monroe and Sixteenth Street will he srrvrd Tickets may lie ob­ (llhrr* will usher In 1032 at Hie ed rtioch t" Ibe aureesa of Ibe rain enclosed bv French Avenue on palgo. tho west and Mellonville Avenue tained at the Inn for the occasion rlty's churches Tlirsn iocliided Ilu* llii-iur-s. u n i P rim at many nightclub*'have on the east. Atao Included In and a Urge crowd Is expected. No Issue of The Herulil will be been boosted for tonight's crirbra PiofpHsloiinl Wommi's f'liili, I,InnPrecinct 111 Is the area h“tween Sixteenth filre*t and Twenty- published tonunrow In order tliot turn with a 127 30 - per person Club, Daughter* of Wesley of the •fifth Streela enclosed by French employees may enjoy the liolidav. charge at the Hotel PUrre’* Co­ First Meliiodi*! Church, .lunlm V *venue on the West and Pork Tho naper will, however, lie pub­ tillion Room topping the Nrw York Clinmlier of rtinnncrce, American I.egloo anil l.cgino Auxiliary amt list Avenue on the east. Residents lisher! on flaliirday. u v s tita is na N * s ge*> In Philadelphia, the New Year Pilot Club Two evenl* ore scheduled to D rdrra for triiai wortb of gro lake place at the Navy Center. Tn- will lie welcomed with the gilt nlght there will he a party to taring annual spectacle Tuesday of rcrles for needy families were House Is Destroyed uaner in the New Year under the 13,000 gaily eostuinrd Mummer* iimiie (KiKsilile bv Ih r campaign. The 70 g ifts included toys to chil parade When Lamp Explodes aponaorahlp of the Kike Auxiliary onTne *|mrt.s spotlight will turn on dren. In addition, the llonie Kco Mrs. W. A. Cagle will he hasninnies Class of Seminole High In the fltst hlg blast elne* the Ufa, assisted by Mrs. M. K. Raker. (he annual howl football games School contributed boxes of grorftite Paris building ovar a month Tomorrow nlglil a dance will lie between Ihr nation's lop college eerie* and gifts for two fninilie.i. ago a four room frame Houle was held. Thta progiam will he spon­ teams; Uisaltssr* as essr XI*l At Cuxhavrn, Germany, hun­ burned to the ground and two sored by the First Methodist dreds of Germans are pUnnlng Jhdlolnlnc buildings threatened Church. s New Yesr's Kve Invasion nf (he ^ » |ie n a kerosene lamp tgploded at still-forbidden Island nf Heligoland tha home of E*tsl|« Thomas 101? Two Men Arretited In light fires nf triumph celebrat­ Holly Avenue Frida* night. ing the British decision tn stop Selling Magazines using Firemen arrived Juat In tlma Heligoland as a bombing Ho prevent estenalva damage to target. •neighboring buildings but Were Two magailne «alesme ncn were Rut st the same Ume, North unable to save tha house owned arrested Friday night fr............ following coastal residents will light by Henry CaMwall where the complaints nf residents as In their German fires of protest near the Knecht Knee AP Military Affairs Reporter Naaa started. Chief Heel Clove- nctiona and aggressive liehavtor, sand Mand aandhank, which the WASHINGTON Mi-Thr United laitd said the department area un­ and one of the men had a fit British plan In me at s Royal Stair* ho starting to build able to save anything of value while In Jail, said Foil re Chief Air Force target In place of Heli­ the last may nf the man flown bomber* Hov 0. Williams. .from tho home, goland When these hlg planes reach the H was found that the men did Other celebration! will be held obsolete age, a new generation ot -----------not have the necessary City per­ throughout the world. The Rrlllsh transoceanic guided missiles and mits for selling, he added. Much will jam Ixmdon'a MAYFAIR NOT Piccadilly Cir­ pilotless alrrraft are expected to be ■ Tha Mavfalr Inn permit* are obtained from ti\« cus, The French will floeh lo their ready tn lake over the long range sold. Charles 0. eity manager after he In turn has all-night parlies, Ing Iradlllonal aerial tiombardment Jobs announced today, den received a health certificate con­ "revelllona.” But. airmen familiar wllh plan­ .previously published cerning the applicant from the Even behind the Iron Curteln, ning the future, told a reporter • -York Daily News City pnyalrUn, following examin­ subdued for ChrUtmaa, revel* far todayforthat doesn't mean the cur­ Amrricnji Fliers After IM fhno lly Itutl IIunwary r-. '- IF YOU DON'T S i P i r ; SttHudb..' ■ . ■. Persons, Inclutlint> Mativ Irlorifli;uis, Wc s i Point Cnrlrls Ate Aboard 4 :; n U llV Il I I.. < dll r N r.tirh el* tielleird today lliei bad lo rated tile wreckage ot a C 17 Mi tru e r plane, missing store ivl.li mm rlrjhl Ml \\l 1 r U 1♦*| ,i ,*'i "( Mf t<t | MI -DUN .ill•• tn. III(* Mil , .log ' l»» <ilMllMUlit .il • h it fur • Inc plufir1 missing nil i lluthl from niiNiItur ,|K *»i l.ult In nuru \ bind. nt. »■i i iinmi r In \ 1-if Mu* S' tie Lv t P ' v - ’< Iluf' Kill Iff* I rrw ,if ,1'VUn w.11 ft ••in Wiii Mil, llirli nil tui la ii rip Mm * 1Wif t " pilill X ll1>1 till "r 1u« 11»ll* • * ' Mill- c iVU Mb. ml .li.l Kuv VS* 1 lidIf** * Us i 11*n in**i|i vii-It- 1 :.p» ' .t Writ !*••!* I’llnt Ml ruin nH-11Hil » iii I'ltol 1*»i« .MllUa 'HId M 1 Itu.zrlicrk, 1 .1jl| \ li l"l It ill. . •it .n ■board me loin Aineiienu fliers who were held for rnn.ian by Ifr-rl lluncinv nr- .Imwo ui Tulin All lla - I Passengers Included sb,.illy after lluy were releiiawl id the Austria-1lun gcioin bi.nlei I lo y wet- llnwii fiooi Tulin to llwu i Mis Iturolhv llerm.'in ttruce. hn.e at Killing, tnroiany, The flois (from I. to r i me f-» t .1, .. \ Itiitf. Simk.ine, Wash . (’ape ! laughter of Mrs llelly tlerm.vll Jo,in .1 .Swift, tileii* Full, N. Y ■ Copt Dave lleii'le i son, Sbirim-e, **1.1 i w' m , uiunonib-il the ' 17 ' f l-’.ust Kensington, " id . and Mrs ttanaporl forced down In llilligmy by lleil flghlei plane* nflei il m • blcololly eioa*ert the lliingiii mu tialrey Malcolm 21 daughter of Mi ami Mrs Fn-slnn Thom as of bolder, nod Hgt .IhIiii-s Klmit. Kingsland. Aik I lot ei lialiooin | u i Bfr! Reactivation Of Welcomes LowHI Ozier Into Camps Local Rotary Club Naval Station Is I(I51 Mujor Fvrnt Idi’tpll n/iPi hlillrlln, • mm11 Mini Itiln thr iseif ♦*v * I••I• m.1■ , uHi omrH tiwliiv I . it X ni'VM'sl til*mini I*V N e w (* 11n ■, 11 iii I '- i n It I). | u )M t i • V N <■ ;i i V :(i/,nt in.i hr- 1*1 Ihi k Itrthi; «n t li i |*i* Hlilnl i u i !h*» last m* • fmi; nt ttu Vr-ir Mi It.iMftno ulsii ........mi • | Ill.iI Ur\ Martin l'i an itli • III .|»e«|i nf Smith I l«i*Ml• f*i| hum ii'ftor of Holy * • « * lutn u thf in Rv lark Adam* IV AM I IN I i'll IN f Mi.iim-v '-•tier it Mcfirsttl 1 *plle, lv •ikmg *itf! i fm ni**r |Ur u ilm 1 »*t Ilu % in m,i |, mii Hie III .1 i l r p 1. low.irrl ellio^ up fnfil IlnVnrv t'liih, will di lenlloo ra m p ■ lor rl.iogi to n . -uti i I|m I ptMikri nil tin* |" . » mm iu hi » i-rslve* lo Mil', eoiitilry .luillld llie Mmul.i v need -in e I hi* »lull f|i'Votn( Ilu |uo*;» mm hI It t* a tilg li sle riper iliotl. |Uo i idtng for .i |Hi.,itile roundup d II n List »e**-e*Mi*C of Hu* v ♦» tu 4 mimtirr «*l u««i* !*•«! in,m y thou -and potenhxl -pie. utd • ilaileur* Ferlrral pri .mi I.i Ihii i already il wink or -noli will lie on ibree iiiaioi imlallalion. with a *-untuned rapacity lor lino .log morr than I.(SKI |ier no One of lire.r l, Ilu- former mill i try airport al Wnlrnluirg Aitz Ihr oilier - are Wul Id IV.ir II pi I. oner of war comp* it k lot euro, Arlr . and I'll Henri, "kla Survey* of oilier similar urm .ed Iiv 1 ‘l t . i t I r r. uhi*rr M»mr To.ooo W#»st i imisI tap O ld «i I'd" ud I F I l o ,IM|, (ill stlift of Fmintain Ion '• i II Gran A W 'i l H s I m (N lH inK T f j;i| ( HuI hflil thirlm: Htr Inst viincrd iigiiin*l keeping on build log tilgger nnd bigger bnmlirr*, In eluding these I Heavy bomber-, hm- getting bm rosily in minify, titunpt.wrr sod materials 2. Guided .Missile*, when lot proveiripol* are altnlned lo gold ancc systems, ran do everything the heavy, strategic humber does si less eost In tnnnimwer. mu Irrialx soil perlmp* in n major war. In money. Using the It 32 as an example, military nvlstlor. ntflrlnls make these points As combat planes go, It will last a long lime (perhaps five or ten years, hernuse the aerodynamic design nf Ihe airframe appears to be about the maximum that can bo expected. It Is aa streamlined, aa afflclenl for lift as the drafting board men can make It. The airframe design will live through several generation* of angtoe. design. Indeed, different type engines may be used In different It. M'lt# ,1 t ||f*V fJ U r O V P f 'l - rl I bid.Ml- ill III* dln*r l|,r -Mi-r forced (lie lurk to moi i I ’ni tr e f!b" f il, . (* .1 •ill .. t Hi u uli |M, ul •i» I In ,1 ■**!**- i f r i l l ........... I, | If. . ' .lull •ll l.flr. .1* .1 i u n t i l i i >i d m . ■ <| I . , Ilu IIMt • > i ll II " M U I u m M i M j* l| ,ll ' i l lu '| •I IN lui in*iu t u it if ii n , k1,1 11*I till IM| |,IM *■I Ilf | I , « t* .| Tin uMif i ul »i|t wing u l liu I He I iu t • mdiMituil li . I,.ml ,If|,i, 11 r* »u li til* f ul l - 11■ M.Hifrt d 1... . . I | l * im*11ii lie*| fii. P N g I N i l , r"*'f?I b,- bml R*.v T im e ( W it Namn .epnrffd, pob ■■ .......I ,, I'Mk, n aciew- driver, ,n n|i,-n • ul | w.''licb nml n 111 Inrdi tmb ,lu*t lnn.de -if Ilia door s*,. * p.dr nf Ice tiingi. (in s table • ,,. , IU .1, ligtu In "jienrer1* pw-let <v.i. fi'utid x niilr nf pile,, and a Iny rap pistol. MARKET NMVH SANF..RD (Kpr. mli rtie It. S, Department nf Agrteolhire tndav no.iriunred Its sednnnal fruit and vege.nbl* markel new. nfflee will n|iro here Wnlnc.. l«v, Jan. 2. in report no this year'* celery market. T. It. lb.Its, for the pint nine year* axslgneii to the New- Yni\ fruit and vegetehln umiket now* office, will be In charg'1 here. A veteran In market new. work, lie served ill Cleveland liefiire going to New York, and handled the cel­ ery market reporting here nlamt IB years agu. Itenorta to be Issued bv the of­ fice nor* will (tover colory move­ ment, prices, and other market factors of Interest to growers, shippers, and others. UM*s It, ( l,a i n , I ;t\ i t .......... K x n n itlin n .s rI, h H*..l.l T o n l i s t BuiM inu I' liiifl SI a rts N(‘\v Vrar Willi •it I r| | llltn UHOtV • I **' 1*00 I MuiMim,: I oiul xill t Mt 11(» Ml k Y4'4f Atill VI Hi r, fui *t.I Mu* Iin.iMKi e »i me » » t' fl iin, I*u |l ill! ft' m. • Ifint l I « * ’tilrt iui •m I■»11 » III f iH ju i'v IUti"' Pt,r *DH v mu »»»'■* II I' if ilFt The Tiny Dlu*r l-< I— ,«i ib, »•«■I ind nt the R,ii. ri,i,| i I nrm-i < Market np »l|. (I.,.,, I *tu- d i n e r , I iit'll •ui !)•* >*• ' u e*• ’•he | I. V H T h r rnhrr Itrojrrf ». mitlri th r 7 *'t.s-im^hrM f* ,1 V Nttprrvision of J.t iiidn V lirmirlt, ,M* . ... M ", director of Ihr Federal lliirenn ol -....... Itri’iiMuit h"MUl il Mi- ' mi Prison*, a rllvtsliili of (lie attorney T in v Hln#»r ••nrly |n<t general's office OI M f fltJtJJ Iteuorlt, m re*|Kin*e to t, report S|.i »u »t u'«r minjlu nu| . rr'a Impilrlr*. *ays only thal III* to* pntrollirii' Pnllrcno «• Lu II •allsstS tie Pea* SI. I »o»t. s II. Spr»nr# und If W Il"»' ' l» I l>. ,f (I" I i. Ml-»U 1 (Is* X.ll !**• | *■*( ■•' l.i | f*.i t #'■ *,l|*rMl M \l .V 1 1. 1, < I. Mill" 1 1 « 1. 1♦♦ »» 1 I Wf'l ........... • t HI, '.I tie II ■m» 4 f .,„inu M i • r. . ,i i l,| I'll' *Ml*' , (•• - I " .lb. •l .1.1 1 ♦misIiI.m. M MUMt i .i i n 1ill II - t.,r.l *-« Ill's HUM. | in.I, ni.t i s* .tu. I ii’l llrolgeh Ilf M •-•>!>• ol I i lv M |i I'leknn* ■' ‘ • y i N i . ritv and r vllle. s i . I I »■•»II I*•I* I In. I It IM lf< l'i Mi­ Oil* with Aulii l.sng Sync V l-llo rs mtrodnreil '•> M, M,,i rl'-iiri Included Gene I'.iiult i ,,l Hurloo Muldleflelil i il>i„ gov* mine Ml ....... lies are being N c ^ r O rmtrlr, tin liohm; Till#* Lakr. fa lif , nnrxii w r r r M n r 1 1 io »* , XH'k|MII. N Y 1fulfil uf Mi.nm vtm were mi then wiy In spend Nrw Vra.1'* wilh rI'l.llive*' . .nil gr Did l.ril y Alh.'ii •at l.u.il K Allmill. i i VI nr Krnll, Mi .iml Mi> f'llin i: bilir Mr i liivcph II I'rnm in Mrs 17va WlMldwHill, I'.ml.i F i iIn//i ill >il - hnm , .i vr Mlllllll .iibin's .>•* M.11III' >"111- I |il ID. bud 1" reb M.iili u. ?u. "1 h uV ■.I ui, (•Alta ll lt.rttl.1 t. i i t l lit 1' •• l oi n (I(i- Ahomey General Rsdi^nn Prison L.'thor Is I’m To Work On Three Riu Insttillnlion.s the New Year were expectedrent new heavyweight bombers Violator* are liable to a fine of But the merrimeut will be tem­ wlU be nut of date soon. np to 1200, 90 days In Jail or both, pered by the Jtogea hopes Ifor Sol- For one thing, a lot of huga have j y peace. * Mid Chief William*. M'eetteee* yet to be worked out of guided mlaallea — like how to ateer them LONGWOOD FIRR The Weither over the bortion and make them Two firemen with tha small blow up the right target. booster truck ware tent veaterday Mgh l e v Predp. The Air Force haa two haavy morning to aid tha hard pressed Asheville M M tot bomber type projects — the Longwood Fire Department aa a “ “ 49 Boeing B-BS, (ha flrat model of fire of wide extant menaced which ta completed and undargolng tongxrood near the f,y- Cleveland u texts, and thr Consolidated Vultee The local man, W. L the awrot - wing, all C. II. Knight, aided iu ____ to the combination ton-let B-W. a prototype which Is approaching -com^ JackeenvIlU There ere aevarsl arguments rS- I -i' 60 Hulllnrril.iv ZllO:ml New Year’s Day To Be Observed Here As Stores Close ation. w. . • • - - .‘J U. S. May Be Building Last Of The Bombers To Be Flown By Man untrue." ho said. . . ,e , Prepares F o r Subversives # ,rT- V No. 1>.l Hunt Goes On For 3 Planes 1 Reported Lost Ll * .4 v '. .... Happy New Year Tempered With Prayers That It May Be Peaceful Shrinors, Kiwanis Tic In Salvation ArmyDimcBoards v-v-v , v ■W ' ■f t p * fl» DON H1ITH BIUNSAN. Korra i* -ln Books Will Open Wednesday Jan* 2 For Registration ____________________ Ksliibliohed 11HR* MONDAY DEC, :il, HIM I In m ! • ett I 11m l M #*ll»,o t r n t o tl tin* 1’ i t i M W , t*» •ie*n•• thr* itiortiini! !•**• Hum Hurp IffL illri llir til I Vi t.ifle-rl ‘A l i l t *"\ i n i ftfilrllmlltni . 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M i ll J * fil'd f"> MM li- I (S'C'-O on -m ,1**11111) and Im Hpiv charge .f.u, * ""I 11" dh t11*- V iinloi*1 (*‘ l»M(nin V , " l i l l N o l c i "Utd-* M-, liill'iwlng llm slabbing ol M u g .rel ' l.ovc .it the t.sin stalin.. last night lll.hr* tit , HINN..,."1' -t luiduv I V ,1 , 1 2fe| 11RFlIft , t 'll 4 r*I ,l»y ""1 1i'll m l r , ( . il.li M< ,lo(|ili,p*- I„ '«,| "ell imdi'i 'Mir v.i till, ill ll.e '.bibbing u'lll I.rated at Fcrnald l.uilgh.iH. Mem -( ticiv Stole law- .'ll to-iv *iMzi'ti- or in I Hnilplnl and re le a trd ___ of .be .till-- '*ii ti'i-'iiic offii Ini fpsldrli., of Flor ida ufl'-i one Movie Time 'Fable V' af'i r ilalili died n -Idchi, nut Mu v will I"- i.ffh billv iccogiiise'1 HIT*/, e* rnaiilent* of thr cmmlv after "living Lxatherwk*" six inr.xccurlv*1 iii'-oMn of M-?iMill .7 0S - 3.13 ■ 7.24 9:.73 dclu •• Midnight slmw 11. .70 I*. M. The ir living rrxtrp linn i run "Flame nf Araby" roNrut.culIv »o Muil Mm <lx Tuesday — "Elopement iiionMii living in Mu- rnooty will l;4A • -7:45 - B:4J • 7:43 9:43 iir counted tnwartl Mm I'J om.iths MOV1KLANI) neer**»ry for ritlreiuhip in the "On* Knot in Heaven" stnte, lie concluded 0:30 - 7;0H - Intermission 8:66 frature 9:41 DKFKNHK OK DIXIF. Midnight show: 13:00 tiKKSRUUG lAV—Radi" Station ".Saturday's Haro" WI.IIK hero has annrmiu'c.l a na­ Also showing Tuesday tional program series, "Florida PRA1R1H I.AKK Speak*" and "Dixie Calling" tn "Rest uf the Dad Mon" counteract "an avaluncho of un­ Tuesday — “Two Tickets to favorable publicity now clouding Broadway" the slate." The station said the 6:30 - H;30. 10:00 series would begin early in Jan- ft ; > /* . r_.. .-ZVis ,« ... . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 29, 1951; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e3276e8b717fc769a32e47a73afd193c.pdf 089be6ab4209aaf4e6d4f54886e27d9a PDF Text Text "* * r ijin'kiii C h a s e end S a n b o rn Homogenized Shorioning H P r e is u r e -P a k Quantity Bights Ucservcd Low Prices Everyday Specials Too! l.im ii 1 Please Prices (Jood Thru Mon.. Dec. .lint 300 E. 3 rd -2 M S M fo rd , Low Pricos Everyday Specials Too! E. Ill F lo r id a l.im ii 1 Please Star-Hist Light Meat N E W Y C A R J D I1H In * If fit if If yiill M l lllje |» F )f |V4P. I l '<4 lllr»» i»n S t -a \ r ii % I >nv % II h u o r»y <•U'l r.lrhro1' Into 'Jghotil lf»e )t 4f. F L A G A ” 12-oz CELLO B R A N D Corn o ff the Col>— 24-oz CELLO V /n .il r r n Dixio Darling Family Style Smokod Hog Jowl* Tonguo In Smokod Jowl Bacon Squares For Conking DONT MISS THIS BIG 2 PKG. SPECIAL OH A S T O R " ■ fttirV Iffr a r *E v " F c ty . P a c k GRAPES New Fmpcrors! lb Pkg. ^ JT 9 CELERY 0 0 C Lbj Pascal! Silk* OCc BLUE ROSE Rom e puts grease. aster—In yoi dfenpan A p p le s 3 L i. Yellow Cooking Onions 3 Lb>. Florida Cryatuh Donald Duck Paanut Lim it 1 Please B U TTER Health & Beauty Aids Ut. Hire Colgate Tooth For llia l lle w Y u n r 'n G o o d L u c k D ls h l L lllla PASTE Acre Peas T O N IC ' NOXZEMA or Ruao Strawberries 4 "** Duncan lllne. 14 o z . 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To Prudwi Proa parity fur Hanford. ffln p ^ r n tfo r d A N IN D E P E N D E NnT --------------------------------- AjwocUted P ra ia U u w d W ire V O LU M E X X X X III H A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . Pjrtlv illlllllt S t e r a lfc tUimtv in ii .t i t.milly :iful ulf.d) "tllilllf tn( .not r i- n tr ;r i i.M - la l w r lin iK .h ix ji f - It'lliMNI mill llillll’llt. 111111 I rli-.o In |>;i r 11> rluurit through Hulurda). D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R F R ID A Y Nn. 9» EatabliHhed 191)8 l ) E l \ 28. 1951 Truman Urged 13 Sailors Saved From Sinking 450 American Ship After 7 Storm-Tossed Days Prisoners Die Four Am erican Fliers A re To Intervene In Mims Blast Wanger S Wife In Red Camps Released By Red Hungary pch * National Council Of Churches Asks Pres­ ident T o Conduct FBI Investigation NEW YORK urCprealdent Tru­ man was urged today by the Na­ tional Council of Church** of Christ is th* U. S. A. to Intervene In Florida bomb killing of llarry Moor*, Negro campaigner for ” equal right*. 'file council, representing 29 prat.extant and Eastern Orthodox churches with a membership ol 31 million persons, asked hint to order an FBI Investigation and the convening of a federal grand Jury. A telegram to the President, signed by Ur. Samuel M. Cavert, th* council'* general secretary, asked him also to take action re„ gelding other "recent Incidents at la flagrant lawlessness In Florida." It described as examples of law­ lessness the shooting of Negro pris­ oners and the bombing of Negro housing protects and Jewish syna­ gogues In Miami and Coral Gables. The telegram asked the Presi­ dent to direct Attorney General J. Howard McGrath to set the federal law enforcement machinery In mo. tlon. The council alao sent a letter to McGrath, asking him to lake "prompt action." ft "The Christian conscience Is shocked by such disregard for hu man life us Is evidenced In FlorIda," said the telegram to Mr Truman. "A decent concern for our fel­ low men," It continued, "lays on the government a moral as well as a legal ruspons.’Oillly to lake appropriate action to redeem! he good name of America." The letter to McGrath said: “Only vigorous action without tie 49 lay can correct the Florida situ a tlon, which la not only morally shocking but dangerous to the In­ ternational position of the nation. "Equal* tight* before the law. which entitle every person to equal protection of th* law, la not only the foundation of our democracy but la demanded by the Christian concept of justice.’^. r Be ' " I do not think the Mims boinhimr incident was necessarily a local Job, hut • wall formed plot which rould have been com­ mitted by an outside party," Assistant States Attorney Hubert Griggs, Cocoa, said In Hanford today. Mr. Griggs, whose purt In Gw 1-1tiding ha* heen restricted to the observation nf the Investiga­ tion, described the Incident as a “very well planned and executed scheme." Meanwhile, Harriet Moore bombing victim’* wlfa recovering In the Femald-l.aughton Mem­ orial Hospital, waa remitted agettine better hut h*» present condition I* only fair Dr. George Starke said. "She Is still spitting b'ood and her head remains swollen,” ho continued, “Hhe hat difficulty In breathing deeply.” Hhe Is *MP i<naMe to walk, according to Dr. Starke, Funeral ulans for her husband Harry T. Moor# are pending his wife's condl'lnn an.I will lie romnletrd wh»n eh* ran attend. Meantime, Walter White, ex­ ecutive secretary of Ihe Nation*! Association for the Advan-'men’ o' Colored 1’eonle, I* In Orlando mn'errlne with officials In re­ gard to th* Mima Incident and plans to attend Moore’s funeral and visit his wife here. • CANCER VICTIM • VANCOUVER With. Ill - A blond < year-old boy whose aye* bad been removed fc an effort to save hi* Ilf* died of tinker Thurs­ day night. The boy, Dean Ault, had hla right eye removed two yeare ago, w t Phyalclin* said a cancerous r _ £ ft w ! ® r ..,sraXrJff3R quel In*, so, took number »l eye tp. nally Iasi October, eye was removed, son to a ata and flttmalning split, The Aults have two ether sons, • and a. , h,\ 9 ' V n o t ic i rjstmae H*rald edition published usually appear V w*“ CAMVINO SOTS, rtlin prodtuer Waller Wungrr cnleif the Itcnuett Imme at lieverly Hills, Calif., whet* he had Christmas dinner with tils wife, actress Juan Delimit, and their children, Stephanie, 8, mid Shrltey, 3. It was tpe ltr*t lime llie estranged couple had met since Dee. 13 when Wanger shot and wounded hit wife'* **>-nt Jennings Lang, whom he culled “llie other man." More Time Asked For Right-Of-Ways For French Ave. Fund* Tie Up Work .On Widening Farm\ To-MarketHighway ST. JOHN'S. Nfld IAS—Thirteen haggard seamen came ashore here 'Ihuradny night utter seven days buffetting by Atlunlir winds aboard a tiny, disabled cargo vessel. Their arrival — In low by Ihv imdorshlp Algerine — broughl (irsl news that their vessel, thu May fall, had been In trouble. Their 321-ton craft carried no wireless Scarcity of food, water and heat added to the crew's worries since last Friday when (he Mayfair* fuel pumpi failed en nude from iloiiavlsta to Hi .totin'* The crew sent up rockets In hope *htn* but got of attracting passing passion ships no response. As u howling Allunlie storm swept the little »hlp farther out to sea, the crew Jammed mess tables and furniture Into l he furnaees In an attempt to raise steam Hut they had to give this up when the boilers began In leak. ie small iiallev stove or.ivhte.i The •he « S ” S . f . , l .7 m ! r X a ! ! r , ; 8 S Idtit l u i n l u i r a t n r i i . i l i u o l i l u ,l m i> brought temperatures down below (reeling. "We were afraid the ship, which wn* only In hallul (nothing In I he cargo holds) «nlgld lee up ami enp site." said the Mayfair* skipper. Capl John Ro*e 'Hie helpless craft was finally sighted and taken in tow Thursday hy Ihe Swedish liner, Anna Salen, 170 miles southeast of St. John's The 'algcrlne look over a few miles from port The Mayfalt, owned tty Frierson uml Kobertsnn of Tampa, Fla . 1* on charter to North Sydney Agen eies Ltd. J l l V C t 'f B iau u ii ll tul ii lm l Kr F I uUnl idl l DnukUiius In I InTourist lluilding Fund went uv*-r tinllioushml ilotlai msik a* new I'oiitilhutors to the Joycre s |k i i i . sored drive ImusUd tin- fond from fiiilt lu f l . 112(1.73. I i i c I i i i I i m I among Ihe ill new donations arc It person* who hclpril the "buy a block" campaign of Inst wri-s cod with Ihe purchase o f fo u r nurc hu block* for n dollar to help 1mil Die new tourist center. New contributor* arc: Ximiiynmu* g1ini Oil Touchlon's Drug t.'o. inuim Mrs. Clara Ginn Wt.thl II. .fame* Gut -Agency 23 nil Mather (If Hanford 1!6 (Id Voile Will la mi, Jr. fiou ('rumley.Jt Mom let h 6.0 1 Anonyrmitii .73 Glareiicr Rnlght IJMl. K, K. Ilrady ....... I .All J. H. Rot ton 1.00 Marvin Milam l.on Kciitu>th Ki’hole i on Halvnlhin Army ..... 1.011 Mr*. Kd Me lech 1.00 S I). Ili-’hlevmen I.IH» Mr* Volte Wllllems, Hr. ton M. N Cleveland, Hr. I on Mr. K. J. Toll I .mi Rev. W. P. Rrook* 1.11(1 Knndnll Chase t .00 Mr*. Husky Wight . 1.00 Mr. H. J. Ilowen | nil Mrs Georoe Wells I,(M l.on V. L. Wright I (hi Mr*. K C. Goleon O. P. Malhieux ... l.on O. C. Mcltride . l.on ft. W. Ware 1.00 l.on Clay William'lr*. Mare (V||<nn . I .on 1 nn Mrs. C. f!, Farl l.on Mr. M. A. Wreck t.on Mhs Ellen Hoy . l.on W. II. Nicholson .... J. Iliivh Nicholson .... 1.00 l.on Mr*. C. Irland ......... l.on lor Koke ........... 1.00 Dan Rrainsrd ...... 1.on Evans MrCnv ....... 1.00 James It. Got .... 1.30 ), C Joroenson .... 1 no K. H. Fchols 1 on Tloro<liv Von llerbulls l.on K'hrl Vlnlne Marugret Vnn Herbull* 1.00 t.oo Carl Von Herbull* .. l.on tlon foo»* ......... too Alice While .......... . record year. The City uf Hanfurd yesterday requested the {Rate Hoad Depart­ ment to extend the time fur the widening nf French Avenue, u farm lu riisrki-t road, into IU32 due to fliiunclul difficultles rnrountried In securing Ihe necessary rlghts-of-way. In a letter to Wesley Stunt. division engineer of the HtatiRoad Department, City Manag-r Clifford McKlbliln wrote. "Pro curemeni ol the rignis-ot-wsy lor th* widening of French Avenue, which Is the truck route alternate for l). H. 17-02 In Hanford. hu* heen delayed due to the difficulty In making the necessary finanrlul arrangement. As we understand, this work was scheduled for ISM. • "We would appreciate the ex­ tension of llio time for Ihe conit ruction on this project Into lU.vj a* we hope to make arrangements very ahortly to complete procure­ ment of the righte-of-way. It is our understanding that our opin­ ion as to the widening of French Avenue hae heen affirmed hy Hoad Department officials, and we would Appreciate every consider­ ation In tne extension of Ihe time of completion of the project,” City Commissioner Andrew Carraway pointed out this morning that one of the chief reasons why tha'CIty has not been able to go ahead with the securing of the rlghte of way for the French Ave­ nue project la the "very expensive” eloverleaf intersection proposed COLDER R WEATHER by th* Road Department for the LAKELAND U6—8lJ|htly higher Junction nf the Orlando Highway temperatures tonisht end warmer and French Avenue. Frost Haturday It the Federal-State . __________ To build thla It would its nee- Warning Service forecast for Pen etuary for the City to secure thu Insular Florida. property known a* th* Anchor Inn, Th* bulletin sal It would be he declared. He added that City clear (o partly clout except partly officials asked the filato Road of- cloudy to cloudy hi windy In Ihe fleiala If there were not a more Indian River and U war East Coast leal way that thla could m be Diatrlc Irlcts. .^--■■fWM,,,.---XRRWRRi done, but no solution was offered. No frost danger w u teen through “We have hoped that the Cuunty Monday. would help oti the project,” be stated, lie pointed out thet the YHGOHLA ONRY City Commissioners had no idea BELGRADE, itavli. concerning the securing of rlghts- Yugoslav Flm :at*r MUenof-way for thu rluverlaaf fitter- tjje Popovlc lo lament today section when they committed that the dinar ww be dr draatlcally it r w llf themselves to furnish th* right- devalued effectlv# Jan. 1. Th# new value, ‘ m laid, (will bo ™ unty Commissioner J. F, Me- 300 dluara lo tha M ilar Instead ad of ' said this morning that as * presentt official rate of 90 to a knew knew the City had do notI fad aa ho f dollar, aapyoachnd ifkoaehnd th* Count: County CommieYugoslavia bad •taadfaitly ataadfastly re■ for aid la In aacurlng sacurlng the righti* Rued to devalua ■Mi “• ■W awraocy doof-way vplto her wear new In the free monway for tho Frolic................. Frettea Av av m a rM ' tam ,could be pur» p Isee* Mr? WcKIbbln.said that at a ehaaod recent City Commission meeting for a s ___ • dollar, The new at which County Commissioner W, is much with the 0 . Kllbeo'waa present, the latter ICm Hw M os Pssre rive) >f bringof bring tag down J h o increase anus 'w 3 r S Ihe Weather Ft3. IF YOU DON’T y *w Ranfard H e re * i Delivery, b f V lM P. M , * « ■ • . >3 ; ‘ 1444 f t p I- p g iiS':r ...... ■-rM-r ■ i •^j »'v> It-. ’ ' * IHLAR Hlgb U w F r e e * W illi* Jama* IT 11 fenced to ■ mob » • Ralford state p pleading guilty entering eh Jodge ft, A old County morning^ aJ * f.,\- -. ” ,'C ^ j / 'irtS s’ ’ , ! . VfvAi : f*. 9 i ’s- CRP was sen* rd labor at ittary after king and . Cireult the Retain* this 77 Percent Of POWs Are Not Accounted For In Red Lists; Xmas Hill Is Taken >' N O f $ 1 2 0 ,0 0 0 By U . S. T u Is P a id G a in F re e d o m C a p tu re d Hy GEORGE A. MCARTHUR * MUNSAN. Korea oft-.-The U N. Command said today til lea*! 130 American soldier* have dn-d lit North Korean prison camps An official comimmhmc s.i'd that Is 77 |ier cent of United Nations troops known to have heen Im­ prisoned In reur area* and not accounted for in Iasi week'* list of living prisoner* Simultaneously the ronnmiiilsbi Indicated a complete list of living III H I l ll R ansom Vogeler Seeks ‘Blackmail' Funds For 11. S. Fliers For A ii M en ll> CERT lU M P t NRKKI-SlniHI \ ii - I i i .i e l*lo four Amcricaii ail men l.uli-d by i oiiimnnisl lluiie.in hu 10 day.* came hack lo (i i -i -.Iooi lotuglil the flier- crossed tin II muurian frontier into Austria at > ot p in. II ul a m IIS ! i 11Iiiii a feu iitlitotes Ihev wi-ie >pe*l -at (heir way back lo Ito-n b.i-<- al I idlin’, German) C S nl 11- lab- al Do- bolder kept Die lour llleli tiiidi-t ui -p., lull a* Ihev were -Jnrtun. to dim- to fulto Ailliu-e. outside \eiiui.i, one of tlielll was asked In a I i-porter him lie u.i* treated in tl meaty "All rigid" was ail Hill Sgt. .les- Huff of S|mk.oie )\ i li relilietl lie on* the loi-ihann ahoanl the C 17 lr.nis|Hill loreed down on lluoganao -oil In ‘-.s m (i,-tiler planes \m I-• Ihe font men appea'eil Miroui;ll the mist of Die raw damp evening, looking lilt'll The) were hustled ndn a room of the Vu-lii.ii border puller budding K.u '-iiv rn v drank tile cuttee alid ale I,a auduu'hcs provided hy Die Ueleomi'i party I'wo -till Ru--i.ni of I ii ii ml the \meneaii pally ruin d in llie -ii.u k The fliei* ale I api .lolill J No ill i.l lileli* Falls, N 5 , pilot Capl I ins e It Hi lull a on uf Shawnee iikla , o piltil Tech ‘-gl lev. \ hull of Spo­ kane. U ash Min It.IIIII Nul I,m u- \ T i .i -ii nl Kings* land Ark radio man They were fnrei-d down near I'up.i, Hungary \m l i liv Soviet figiiter plam-s datmiitd in i nmimi lust ruled limigaiv uiah-r the World II peace lle.ilv lu a lumen C Ii Ihe) weie i n lotile from ding. Gerioniiv lo Del,trade, Vuguslavi.i. on a iiiidine delivery n( su|i|dle.-. when Die- n ported III* niSi'lves lu.I I'hc) were iml lu-aid limn until liec :i whi rl l ass, tin . oau news •« « Tin- 450 soldiers were not umottg Dio**- li*U-d on lit** Cuminum-t ros ter of 11,551) prisoners. Tlu-y ap­ parently were among 571 Amur)cun* Die Red* *uhl Wednesday hail tiled of disease or were killed by Allied air raids or artillery fire. The U. N I'omiiiind *uid its announce mi nt was based on a study of the Reds' Wednesday re port. "We must presume they died in prison camps," *uid tlrij* (ien. William l> Nuckids, official II N. spokesman "This t- the fir*t lime we tiave hud kmiwlcdi'.i' of any death* in prison camp* " Norlti Knmiii Maj «;,-n Lee Sanl* •ho„ lu, hinted|{,,,|S Frnlny ol ri,|M)rl I'.in mimj(llll slllll|ll CIIIB XAtlNO HIS MUST CHBIStMAS with hi- family n in e i'.lltt. It- (*<-iI Vogeler I- shown to hi* New Volk Dial many other Aincrleun*. nut apniliiieut m ill hit. wife. Illicitte, aod m il*. Hob (li-lU , I I and Hill, III. Tltev uiv lookoig nl a copy ol tInyet uccuunted for. (tail dint of dl1, |, |„ -.eotltog In friend) -nkliig lot i-onlrllmUoli* I-- p.i> the SC’O.OOO bl,uk:uad asked by Hoii;[,ii > *ca*c or exposure in prison camp* i,n n base ol fotu (IS . Iltei Vogelei, who was t vivid ly H Ie isi-d altei pi-iobiig I ” moolh* in a Com Rear Ad in R K l.tlihy quolcd oooosi |, i tsiii, ,,t 11on,-to y, pi * tlo I*-, I be would bav* the oee*'ss.*i s b iio ls iii'lw *t lloei- day* 1he "raosom. Lee as saying "We must remember lu- bolus. It,.,,1.| l.v lolscd b> oi»ll\nhiats mill bol Ihe l ’iub.1 Stalt.s (»o stimeid. 11fi(,‘ri01lloouiy Dial Americans are not accustomed lo this climate uml are siisceptlide <<• local disease*, so It wouldn't he surprising If a large number died of disease The II N coiiiimmniue l-ilduy said "Seventy m-vi-ii per cent id the liNC soldier* who were iiipluied taken lo rear urea prison camp* and later animiineed hy the Coin iiiunlxl* u* prisoners ol war have since died, un uual**ls of dais Wind* ol tja le lon e wtlislled o v e r i . __ received on 2ii December dlsclnsra. Of Ihe 6H3 men known lu have Dr. Munilel Sues West aU li11'sJiV, .-''"wi. Truman Has Collier......... .in..-, reached the rear, through later Virginia Education S ' ........... . 1""' "“ j cnee With Defense J I ™ broadcasts hy them, letter * to (lielr families, amiunnccmi-nt* in Com­ N o d a m a g e m u iio jii- * le s iille il ' O ffic iills O il C o s lK ( ‘u r ta iii lo t Ih e pu rfu • c munist pnhllculloiis, and ihroiigh ( I V j . l t v, F O r S l d m l c r ,|S |luj hy u.(||l| ,,p I,, I I m ile-.! log log spies spies and and siiimii-in,sai'oii'in.(('uniimied on Page l-dghl) Trial Recessed NolhiimipcIsNqtcd President Ends •When Art Teacher stlih?* » t ' 'Hi»rilia Vacation, Heads p' Suffers Crackup Back To Capital Prices Are High As New Yorkers Plan New Year Parties I M I . 'M U N I w V i. b f. lb h,“ lr ' " Ml K A N S A H C U V . K»S I.h f r e s id e n t I tn Mil M M i,,'.,|, | f j,,,.! ,, |tl ||l| '•'ViiytMl lu iliii lm * 4 li•«9ti M ia m i T r u m a t i h u r iirlM m a *» v Jp i I ilii* j* 11 »tiir iil V il i* li a■jt |VtV|| 'm i l l m a f i l th rm iK h t h - K , y . ,lf |ln ll„ . htialuy n lu y a m i h ra ilu ti h a c k Still- C o ll.,', wa - (...) . I l * .....gilt 1„ ........ .......... u d l, 1 , 0 (lo o ouo land, i ml i.ei.ia ., n .................... i |i . ) \ . i V 11 en i .i I.- aid ol ..b o a In a. .. , , . . Ili.n l told III.- ...o il silt- bid cru ft warm tlc- W.O.- eon ussl.ll Mlll.scl I i . .n \ e i « l ’«Vh»"U Re...... I lie wind lingioi to blow It.on Du northwest and Die btni» in lin e dr...... .. inim liv over ■hopped l.lpnlly over III. till late late but but ■ 1 1 1 H CUI n i l inot w i i iDll i i s r.1 .1 ..r......... un mIf e iti S.-lulled IIIs m Die tinned • a *U ! '*• "plant the tfnl- •* " ' l' lliu rn >* tA'n™'vV 1 * 'v'""™ Itil'Sii" to IVastongloo with with hudgcl lmdgi-1 piol. proli .. W.ishtligloii J 1 " j( hcfiiri* l.on.....- -on - his mind 1 hrisi!!!.»*. Hum :.11 v a 1‘hi- j’resldent look nff 10 Die s itu ! rmliiurv cmiii 1it * 'n Wlolr House plane liulepeiulem i- I MlIA(■ !*if flint I'll! • 'Is • •I 11led, 1 1*. f.Mir at 11 . -0. a. 10 i .S I attei .111, 1111' I* ttiiMii(ir»| III! i'll.. <*• " " • 'ill..* All .............-Ie ........ NEW VUIIK - f The guy win •*; 1....... Independe.u.cclcbrutes New Veal ’s Kve 10 Die llir. ..i. l.. .1 r-ul. i l. la I .Held and euiperalure tOkt* ra|)idl, met the glRter spol* id MutdiDllao will 1 wunt.-.l t,, ur-t. f.>■ n.lini«-n.i •" | -uidticantcrn purl uf 1I1 p. 'inn. uia Mr- Tt inti an ami Dicu d.utgtdei ,l,i|.;,uv loin need n buffo) f iwmry again th i-1Mumr-- mrntril 0-1 ( ■: i [ " It ft" a tow ..f ‘ ( : ;> m yi. . . . . . fUfl ;,y,| ve year tr he wauls to do Dung), tiling’, up u| We-'on. W \ ’i, |Thursday, hud a in degree reading liiick 10 Die capital hr lirnwn. mill!, I.l.Utile ail tea.lii't, at midnight The tin 1 m.uneler He had an tmimrluul -e—ton For supper, cnlcrtalniiuml and ill Tlla t lute til'-.. *1m ani 1fumi the »■<< nr-*, nun »n »- dinpped ullly two itegl -- -1 lied.tied wllli iiiihlary official- on favors, he cun |iuy op to i ll 50 W illi. • s ta n d H ohluiig y e s te rd a y u l su n ris e , u m l th e n lie g a ii III e lln ili Du- defense spending Itgure- tin per prrsuo Tin- drink* come c\ :ih .In" w in Itt'lliR ei'tibh llu- Itseai year hi-glimilug next .lu ra, evt-i ywhere atH.iit tier I .eh.-f 11 . <...d Ihe norllteril tier of ...unties had ly 1 ulinu-t Immediately ..ll.-r tuGenerally, fee* ul Die lietlei SI,.suing I iieli.in Hinti.l "'•u" ,ur as «■ known nigld clubs average around ...,,.g Mi ... ....................... -ysleili edged -yet Dii'lii arriv at in Die cut.ilal tin- .die 111...in (.(iiii 1111, id it'U r n v c I-a F mn ii ni>.ol in*m i house lie ha.- called Dial part nf the I .'il"""' allriu'llve Nlirthwe I Honda, (15 a ber -011 ersott f acher i,.,,, u fratglliu 31 s-rtlly la l Inulgrl Du- lined Iroolih'-ome he Rut llie man wdliout the fat wal wile anil privale .... . letI can find ulmnst almost unylbing anything In In* Who ha- bee,, a .ueii.lu', of tin |u|lu, st.„ registered 33. I .eksolivllh' ha- eiicotiolcretl m lb years usperd among itnunig llie d ' speed city's 1,200 dub In -id of eil'icnlion fur ten ycut* Ait and Tampa 49, R wanned rapid seuutnr and President The budget will lie presented tu Congress -non and caluird* and 20,(xx) dining Dr. Mun.ld dintgc* Mr*. I.oudin ly Miulhuard of Dial .... a alter Die lawmaker- go hack to plscca. told other memlier* of tlie linnr.l work Jan H Tho (53 price lx at llie Pierre Dr. Miouh'l was an nthei-t and 11 lly The Assoclulril Pres* file a trlii back i tn W.i-hioglon. Hotel Cotillion Room The Waldorf poor security risk W I D U D hh-w D lf» ) d l III I I air rill , <1 «*rc 1 , t 1 1 .Himthi'i'lyf winds v.iimcr Astoria will churgo (24 u pcrsim Circuit Judge J. ILirpel Mete from exit* and the Southwest .... . h' (TtYi*ri'il rliiM'H »»iif .1 MinM til two id It* rooms, less in n- dith 1crossed the trial and olderfd |j„. ( |dttcil and MII.W . ... 1.1 Bias hnliilay Iri|» hum** »U»‘ I» In* other eating nlare* ...... Hint no atteiupt he made l.. lake \|,due ! today, tint d I’rires ul the Copacahuna Nigld ie-t iioony Iron. lb. ........ ul ........ .vet llie Eastern purl ..l the' coon 1 *•«'* 11 .1 hrislmas EuClub will run to 125, (20 ul tin Iiolue. If lids fails, lu- nidi, tiled. |,-y _ I lull Ml iv ’h i Iui'Ihhhi 11v Mu' * III Policy Tom Latin Quarter, the Lunin and Du lie probably will dlsmtn« tin Jui) Temperaliires ranged Inun tu to -leclwnrk.'i s Wage 101111-1- In keep then men al work Gilded ( age, and (17 50 at the Kl and llu- trial. 20 d.-gn-es Idgh.ir eatly today lit petuliiig a union coiiveiiiu.il iii Al Morocco 1 *1 dsxlrahle tables ate ld-»» | )■. Minuh-I «a- not in court Die Itppci Mlifwc*t and llie norlti cheaper. vvti.-o the 11 inI lesutii.'.l t ill- 1ertt Plains slates It was In-low lanlii City Jan :t took an immc Many place*, like llie Stork Chili morning nftcr u i c c i -k s occiisufticd /cm over much til Dir tea Thors ilialc load off the Pro-idciii’* mind will have 00 cover charge day t h e warmer weatm-r was in 1 !.t”' |,,( h,r by her Might from lh" sitiud. Hut, among Ihe millions of cele T ' 11', ,,,w ’ ,u Dr. Carter F. Curt, a physician, prospect (or Dm next two day- IV hrallng New Yorker*, there will lolil Judge Meredith she »'us *0 It Was soltteru In parts Of th e vfh.pmcnl. Iml lost low ouch ul he many who will stay away from 41 i . h i I h u c .1 i i « i - « . i l . t a x i l New England s ta ll" , to d a y , w ith limatc effect llu- decl-lun will have night club* in drove* a leading of -Il in Con.old. N I) was -.ii open question Ni-.llier Mrs Truman nor .laugh Many tlmukumU will make up RENT CONTROL llu- ci.I.l air cxlvmlc.l I m.iii Maine the traditional throng In limes WASHINGTON Tho Drleiiso In Northern Florida P was 21 lu ter Margaret was oil I to- lo.lepen Httuare. PriHhidiim A.luiiuislraliou indny New Vi.rk ami WnsliUii iiui. 27 lu dcm.-'s passenger list fur the re Olliers will wcli'omu I1I52 by ccrtiflfied six irltlcal defense lion* Atlanta and 39 III Mulab- Al Dll' turn flight lu Washington Margaret mil willi her father worstilpping in diuretic* or aI mu area* fur rent control and ex M i l l i e time il wnx 1)7 in Miami uml flew tending partliis in privale home* paoded Diren other arcus where 57 m I a.- Atigeics nn.I San Frau Mrs Truman had been here m*v ernl day* in advance ami planned control* ultcady uro in effect clt.cn stay a while The certification dues not in it Light snow fell from New Yurk tnTinproddcntlal plane vvas sched Two New Membern ........ . rent control*, but such State west ward Into Mulligan and -ulf Invoke \YI*ci.n*ln to the Dakota* Ruin idl'd In take off at It a to lESTl Welcomed By Elkn action normally follow*. 9 The area* Include Sanford, Flu mixed svtth mow nit pari - of Idaho, from Kunsa* City. Kas It wa* land id Oreguo and rain ''’‘•“•‘‘Jr'I, J” in T-.n t, ,.i ),'...i— . , Included In Die Sanford areo Is Washiiigti.il and aronml i p vJlnK.L lL.t r o -.t 2 1 ; ,rv ,.“t Ull (If Somlnule county Here, DI'A pelln 1 Northern California Felnbsrg uml Clark Htr.]>).>r, tin. iy1a, Navy bus reported ex letter formerly of j'slioker, were . tixsivo rents for niilflury families KOREAN CASl A M IE S UNIQUE PRESENT mads tnsuibers of Hanford laxlge A recent survey showed rentuI* TIIOY, N. Y. tyv—William (idle rc WASHINGTON The Army lu 1241 of Elka nt itn weekly for unit* never under control lo he eelved ii unique Christmas present day i'*tlimited tidal eneniv casual mestlnir laxl ulgkt. tic* lit Knrcu at l,5tti.Ht)H Dirmtgli 50 per ecu! higher than simllur —a copy of the Kittle written lu Morris M»«v*, chalrinan of th" units controlled prior to ll.u re­ lung hand by his mother Dec 17, Christina* Tree Committee, told moval uf rent cclllngx In June tutu. Till* Is nil Increase of l!l,(170 over Mrs William Glllo, 03, lit New of the eueceaa of thu annua! York, Halil Ihe project look 15 year* Di)t la*| estimate through Dee. 5 chlldren'a party which wan at* 1H hollies of ink uml covered I.H2H The new h lui Inclodi’ii I,tin,tilt) HTIM:K MARKET tended by inoru thatl 100 youngNEW YDRK Wv-The year-end page* of pa)>er. She Used only one battle casualties, 200.273 mm bailie ■ten and parents, llu thanked rally extended Into It* second day pen. easuulDes and 11)3.071) prisoners. all who had assisted In the pro litis week with price Increases of Thu latest cotml uf United NitMrs. Glllo. a Kevcnth Day Adgram Including J. C. William*, a modest nature. ventist, copied the King James Dim* casuultle*. made early in lieand J. D. McNeill, who aided In Halls, steel*, and oils were In version of (ho Bible. She said she cumber, wo* loU.450. Tills did not thr decorating. the forefront of the forward move­ wrntu during her spare time. In include 212,544 caMiultlu* rcjx.rtcd Robert H. Rlllhimer reported ment, but there were enough mi­ perlialx ranging from lu minutes up lo last June by South Kurenti forces ft glit log under Die l) N on the result* Ilf thu Elka annual nus signs In these three major di­ in more than four hours. eharity 1*11 at the Mavfalr Inn visions and elsewhere to provide The task, which fulfilled a child­ Command. from which a *ub*tnntinl aunt a drag on th* list. > hood dream, nnver tired tier. Mr* wax e-allie"d for th» llxrry FOR LEGISLATURE Other section* doing welt were Gille said. Instead, she added, It TALLAHASSEE 1 8 - Joe N. Anns Horn* fur Crippled Children moton, rubbers, merchandising, gave iter a "lift." Crowder of Auburndale qualified at Umatilla. moat nf Ihe coppers, many chemi with Secretary of Stale It. A. Gray Al Cor vlce-prealdnnt of the Irtlnra and distillers, It ED ATOM EXPERT Florida fltate Elka AasocInHnn " | f l | slocks today Included Hun LONDON IW—'The lamdon Dally today an a candidatu for the State toH of Hlx official visit, to»*th»r In f e , Sou Be them Pacific, Texas Co., Express said today the boss of House of Representatives In Polk wlUl Harry Kn.lell and K, P. Eastern Air Lines, U, S. Gypsum, Russian uranium mining in East County, lie la the first to qualify the W ln tT Pxrk Amerleao Telephone, Pbelpa fJodge Germany—a key man In Soviet for any of the three Polk seats. alien a.............. I Nickel, rAmerican Cy- atomic worka—may have been tak­ . ureday night. Fol'nwing . „ LwSga^Thursd The northern part of Mexico's •uggeatlon the. suggest lo of Mr, Co*, a American Can, Gsneral en tn Washington after he fled to Interuallonal Paper. Re- the Wait ata weeks ago. t^iwer California hvx enjoyed a owneeuf wilt lot held hare noon to reetrn fund* to »r*** a algo jet, Hludabaher, U. S. Ho waa jdenwliril as Lt. Col. decade uf such phenomenal popu­ Montgomery Ward, Cat- Fedya Aitracbov, whoso scientific lation growth that it is now seek­ its front of th* local Elk Uni<re actor, Boeing and Behan- achieve (pent*' once were honored ing promotion to Mexican atateIn order that out of town riilto n -1 may more eerily locate It, wltlT Hi i'A coveted BUlln prlro. hood. wm,. J [*' i,., ! Sen. Sturgis 01 0<"t!a !)ei*lines To Kun For (invenior III U \ 1m e 11. -i'> K. inu% .1' ntOhio On* f .1 1 Oml »h&t («r *• i.l’ ui • mill u Int I.i It* f\ 1•' 1'r114.«1111,| ji * Jifl*t|»|.l'l ** fsili I’ll' i tine I'l ifMiu n t In h.t ilcciil’ il 11 ( 1m**’ "I will iim! i>i 1 lfi»V t, i n»ii' in " R e . - u . ny*-#* ft ll'M 't a t ..... c f III.' m il tl t . 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S lu r in 1 w a x .n il i l l ■l . i i t ' t lh »- I'u M l l l \ by " f v .u o n rrc ni l n r hix low printin', uml bn tnth! tu.lny, "Tltcuu c.m.iil.'. utin.i- went furt'iitust nliuun; thusc which ini'llm-il mu m>! lu i i .tike tho ruei'.'* It 1* t-litolfic'ini u .it til.- slainoh-ii * issued t.v Heii'ilnc HturgU si.i-.-lfl.ully rvf"r.cd in (bo year “ 1052" In sayliii' iluil tm wa* furei'olinf Ills .imt>Ri'.o <n scrv* ■is i;uvcrm,r "for ">1 ..rcseo1.” llu wu|'M lint amplify upon Ibid •(Monn-nt. Movie Time 'I’nlile itir/. “Love N*’*l" 1:42 * :»:!UI • 3:.'td - 7:.'t:t - 0:J0 MOVIKLAND "Ma and Pa Keltic Rack on the Farm” ■1:710 - T116 feature HdlO Inter­ mission • 9:UK feature PHAIKIK LAKE •'Sunny Side of (he Street” 0:30 - 800 - 10:00 �KOMW *r THR SANFORD tlR R ALD If f I Frl. I) m . M , IPSI ic Accidental Deaths 'S P ^ W Sanford Herald the m a n -m a d e V ariety In Order During The Coming Month Accident fatalttiaa In tho United Staten increased markedly In 1051, reversing the downward trend of the precedinK three yearn, the Metropolitan Life Insurance Com­ pany reportn. it is estimated that approximately 06,000 lives were lost in accidents this year, about 6,000 more than In 1050. Kach of tho main classes of mishaps, except homo acci­ dents, accounted for more deaths In 1051 than In tho year before. Motor vehicle fatalities Increased by approximated iinniMib iiK ia 2,600, reaching n total of 37,500, the highest annual toll in llaalafaa M naa arr iim iiiiiP T io if i i s t k * ■* a decade. C a r rie r ..-------------------------- t .Xfl _ M n n lb t.no "H.v far the feuding cause of accidental death, motor I f f M o alb a O.IMI M a a lb a <*.««! vchlelo fatalities now nermint for iilwuit tw n -fffth * of nil Veer ------ — ......... 11.00 denths from accidents,” the company points out. i H a b l l n a r r a n llr f a . rarila V l Mishnps In the course of and arising out of employment __aha. raaalallnaa and a n l l r f a nl M l f f l a l a m r a t f a r Ikr a a r a m a al wero responsible for un estimated 10,500 deaths, a sub­ ' llBa raada, w ill ba r a a r a r d lar stantial rise from the year before, reflecting tho increase in t e g e l a r » d « a r ila ln a ralaa. __ Oraaaalril S e l l , .null, I lf l a Industrial activity. Fatalities in public accidents, other than A m a iiaprr H r p rr a r a ln tt r * * motor vehicle, rose to alsait 10,000 in 1951. On tho other •ban t n r b , I blraan, l l r l r a ll , w a I I l f anil ai. t.nala. hand, fatal injuries in and about the hornu showed little l l t r s N la n mriHhcr o f l b » A M a r J i l f i l I'reaa n k l r h la entitle.I change from the toll of 27,600 In I960. t t f l a a h f l r fw fli# nu> fo r rr|$$$MI"A rise in the already large number of lives sacrificed « f oil IN# l«»ml s#tva p r i n t ' d tkla n m a p a p " , na n a i l n all to accidents each year would lie disconcerting at any tim e,” •#«fa it lap nlrli'a. the Metropolitan comments, “ but it Is particularly so at FRIDAY, D KC .V n, I0.M this critical period when manpower is urgently needed for nf>DAY'8 l l ll l l . I t VKIIHK our armed forces and our national production.” l'. alabll«h»4 In IOM kllahrd Ilall* nr*H • alaN ir * a n d a > , I fcrlalmaa a a d > i n a. P a M lilif il an a a l a r d a r a f n|. l i t rhrlitMNB anil l a a Vraaa I I I h a a a n lla A ta a a a _ . "f»4 mm ■rrniwl rlaaa a a l i t r bar at. inlb , mi t b r Pnal O ff ice M a l a h l . F I -r M * . a a d r r Iba A r t C N i r r a a a l March .1 , 11Tb. ~ ftn t.L A .V I> I . U K * V IM l ln r I f » f r r io r il nnr v»llh rimtrinpt HP then a ll) I urn « arc rxcccillnjrly tempi.— Pa. Ii!.'l:,T. nan H la finni filled faint arl), them. with By DAM DAWSON NEW YORK urt-Prlce relief for the consumer appears on several fronts today—at the samo time that preuure Increases to raise prices on other*. As an example; The big mall order houses are listtlng tholr new catalog* listing many sharp markdowns Id prices—while Inc gov­ ernment decide* the price of lunar is too low and tikes steps to boutt Its price. And the steel companies clamor for higher prices on this basic Industrial material, while the Steelworkers debate tossing the en­ tire wage-price hike dispute Into the government's lap. The law of supply and demand Is working In the riso of steel and of Ihe mall order houses. In the case of sugar It Is an artificial decision by the government. Steel Is In great demand, in spite of record production. And the steel companies doubtless would have little trouble finding custom ers for their products even If the price goes higher. But such a price hike would in time work Its y Into many durable goods— with a steady pressure to kceo the cost of living rising. The mall order houses arc cul­ ling prices mostly on soft goods. And It's no secret that they, like the rest of the nation's merchants, have largo supplies of soft good* on hand. A glance at the postChrlstmas sale* ad* now appear Ing In Iho newspaper* will show that. I'rlrc reduction* will be tho order of Ihe day during the com­ ing month. car*. Roebuck Is cutting _ .prices __ nn more than 0,000 Rems. Mont- Coal Export Scheme Th« govornrtHuit is placcrl In n <|imndary by tho proposal of the con I Industry and tho Unitod Mine Workers to borrow a fleet of Liberty ships to carry coal aboard at reduced transportation costs. The idea Is to deliver coal to foreign ports at prices meeting those o f other coal exporters, in order to expand the market for American coal. Our coal industry is definitely ailing and in need of some kind of stimulation. It is always gratifying to see man­ agement and labor get together and look for ingenious ways to cure their ailments. Many of the nations to which coal might 1st carried under this scheme have a real need for it. Jb. F a u ilr'n person* n Orange Hut If it should endorse or aid this plan, the govern­ * i!. county have putchnifd thr new ment would bo helping to undercut the Amcricnn merchant •5 0 frd'r.d occupational il.imp shipping Industrv, which has problems of its own. As a [fi for gnmlilnt, inrliidiny l)r.in A. " Littlefield, L io th rr o f S h e r i f f A i r * m atter of fact the Merchant Marine receives certain sub­ , Littlefield of Voluii.i cniiiily. It sidies from the government, in recognition of its Importance j? b hard lo • " why nnynne would to the defense of the nntion. The industry will doubtless re­ ‘ .want lo buy one of their ttampt sent the implication that its profits add the margin of cost Unleii he intended to violate thr to American coal which prevents it from competing for world markets, and implication which could hardly he con­ law* of FlnridA. sidered accurate in view of the cost of coni at the mines. ■K' Senator Kef.mvrr of Trnnrinrr When the government helps Individual industries to U being pfoiwitril ;i« .1 likely keep going, it embarks on a project which has no end. It Is proipett for lir.id of I'mident probably inevitable that one Industry will want the govern­ Truman'* home clr,tiling coin- ment is already helping. t A J o r k m n v i l l r f.uiuly n ( t i i , , bound (nr .1 liolul.iy in Mi.mii, ' Wai tvipttl mil nr.11 Dsyloni ’ Beadi iirad.iy all'll lliril .min ’ moliilc w .i i tlriiik hy .111 I' I' C. train al a Mill".id -ronuu'. Ilirv ■K learned wh.it tin- mwu nir.in< wlirn ,. It »*yr, "Slop. I^Mik, .uni I Him". V They Ir .i ln r d the h u d w.iy. v million. A» head of dir Senate'" '/Crime Invntlg.iliiig Committer hr ^acquired broad rxprnrnrr ivhnh ihould prove in* alusMe in run­ ning down the crook* m govern ment. We ircoml die nomination Air Force Officers Leffhorn Hen Gets Hollywood Chance Hope Radar Sights HOLLYWOOD 14*—If John Dunn's Are Still Secret could Leghorn hen had any Idea she break Into Ihe movies Just Sanford Forum Army Treats Youth 70 House Members For “ Poison Ivy” Are Suspected O f Instead O f Fever Guilt O f Nepotism § r E m CAMPBELL S CABINETS ‘3SS vV h4 ♦ '" F f hv: Per O PE N Care-free vacalioni Financial Security A S A V IN G S A C C O U N T A home of your own Insured Up To $10,000 FIRST FEDERAL Havings & Loan Asan. no West First Street LAST TIME TONIGHT SATURDAY—DOUBLE FEATURE "RAIDERS OF TOMAHAWK CREEK” "YUKON MANHUNT’ Cartoon — I hI Chapter "Pirate* Harbor** *, A N H >R I ) OKI ANDO H K a H W l* y S tst; ft a M O RE PLEASURE Editor. Hanford Herald I wish lo express my appr-rintion lo Mr. Floyd I'alm ir for his great effort In trying to bring to overy heart and In every home an offering of thanks and praise to God In singing the beautiful Christmas carols on thr eve of Christ's birth. This wonderful thought was meant to go out and roach In every heart, In every nook and linmfet In thn country. The good It ran do, and will do, is im mensurable and the untold Joy It give* so many, many people. The hearty response of the men who took part in the leading and singing of these carols, without rehearsal, was very fine They deserve great credit for their part in bringing Joy am* happiness to many hearts, whr otherwise would lie lonely Indeed on this Holy night. The staff of W TItlt, who gave unstintlngiy of their time and effort, 11 most gracious and praiseworthy contribution to this noble endeavor. I hope Mr. Calmer will rep-a' this program next year and ninny years to eoine. Sincerely. Brenda de V, I'eck hy laying n golden egg she Is doomed to disappointment. Hut she Journey Of Discovery did gel n plane trip from her Cres­ cent, Utah, homo to Hollywood, all expensos paid, and a chonco to There are still geographical fintls to he made. That is visit a film studio why Admiral Richard K. Ilyrd has announced his desire to The golden egg, valued fur pub­ go on yet another exploring expedition to the Antarctic. licity purpose* at IS.Ooo, also ar­ The plight of the W iilrin Anti the hope of being the first to visit another part of tho rived here today, ehapero’ted hv .Stewardess Juanita Yawn of West­ World • the product of the W r,t’» world has just led to the completion of another t|uest. ern Airlines The five sister eggs blunder*. *1hi* we gather from Charles H. Hitchcock of the American (ioographicul Society Dunn found In Ihe foghorn's nest, Walter Li ipmann who lay* "Among has re|K»rtcd his attainment of the hitherto undiscovered all properly whllo, were left to their ' the truth* which are haul lo IV MW II M i l l ! fate. headwaters of the Orinoco Itlver. Just coincidentally, Ihe Pacific E jliw allow but are ric rllrn t for die The Orinoco. Venezuela’s chief stream, Is one of the Dairy and Poultry Association Ii f*. digeilion, thrre i* die plain but launching a national "eat more [ much neglected truth that we eggs" campaign. It Is authority jr muit in the end blame outielvr* for Iho assertion that Farmer Dunn scratched, sanded and washed the for our Itoulile*". We are, in g o ld e n egg without affecting Its ifi ihorl, our own wont riirm ir*. tie. He did ascertain, hy candllmi gul the sight. "Knelt tin** of those thing* has n It, that tho egg isn't solid It karat; a I I;Rep. Syd I eihmg of I.erihtirK co, whoso headwaters are defended hy rapids, jungles and It has a yolk and all Just like any J p j v ha* come out in favor of faeneral savage Indians. Hitchcock has apparently overcome all three. special detonating device," one hen fruit. high officer explained. "A pilot Probably he has made some interesting discoveries Ed Tolaneus, president of the as­ Eitenhowrr for f’ rriidrnl, but on v'bo»»! plane ha* been disabled Ju*l thr Dernurratii ticket, mind you. in addition to the declared object of his search. Lovers of louche* n button nml 'hang,' no sociation, Is going to present iho cjfg next week with nil due irtnrr sight Mnce ll It fulrlv rare golden Wonder bow Syd would frel the unknown will await them Impatiently. formality lo Comedians Bud Abbott for a pilot In be killed outright, > about it if Ike ran on the Re­ anti l-nu Costello, who by equal we think mi sight* have fallen into conlcldcnrc have just made a pic­ publican ticket. That i* die im­ Ku*»ian hand*. portant qurition tight now. Would "If," he added guardedly, "they ture about a hen that lays a golden are In use In Korea." J Ike be any belter or any wortr That may havo been the rale There ha* boon no chance for the *, tunning at a Republican than a; Utsh biddy hnd In mind when the Uussian* In get their hands on she what Dunn and Tclancus Prol>e Is Completed a Democrat? a radar gunslght In Europe. No averlaid Is the only natural goldenInto Mine Explosion W. S. Air Force planes are colored egg In existence. Another candidate for prriidrnt | «*-)rh Ihetn, WASHINGTON -.T*In 70 House WASHINGTON '.rt-Scn. Gillette • Ka* entered the Hepiihliran lift*. America maintain* two wings of WEST FUANKFOHT, III l * offices, a slmly of nay- F 8 I Thornier Jot* In Germany. Fcderal and stnto Investigators H e i. Harold S|a*(en. Where have (I) town) snltl today the Army members' hud treated his son. Mark Gillette, roll records showed tixlny, Inert! ’H icm! aircraft nro designed pri­ Widow AHkaDamaffCH huve finished thrlr on Iho-apnt sur heard dial name before? Oh, 21, "fur poison Ivy when actually I* at least one employe having marily for air • ground support, From Frisco Hospital vcy of Ihe West Frankfort coal J/y*tf. we remember. He ii'pretident ho was suffering from scarlet fe (he satno last name as the while the radar sight wss especial­ ntlnc where 110 mon died but they congressman. , of the University of Prnniylvania, ver." ly Imilt for nlr-tn air enntbai. expect lo take about 10 day* to SAN rnANCISCO un-A O n vosr House record* do not Identify In addition, Air Korre officer* prepare their reports. Miner governor of Minnr*ota, 'Gillette laid the mistaken dfag(he relationship of employes lo tho say. production priorities claim the old widow Is seeking damages from John Forbes, director of the U.S. fmer naval aide in the wettern imil* was made In October at the congressman tha hospital where she revived af­ In whose offlco they Army Training Center at Camp sights fur America's newost and ter having been jpronounced dead. Htircuti of Mines and one of M n k if k . Well, lie i* a good man, Pickett, Va., and ho waa inured work. But lit most of these case*, fastest Jcls. Mrs. Theresa K. Butler filed a mon taking part In the Inquiry, aad he ba* a good platform, later by Army medical leaders that the employe* are known to he So far as Europe Is concerned, $513.70 claim agalnat the city said the Investigator* may return relatives of Iho employing con­ what ho termer) medical Incompe­ tho scerol Is still safe. rthermore, be i* bonetl, and Thursday. She slid staff members to the 530- foot deep pit for another gressman. tence there would bo corrected. Koran, howevor. leaves ample t in tlii* day nml lime, alone at Harbor Emergency Hospital look before releasing their flndlngi. Mark Gillette was Inducted In Whether nepotism, or the pi ar - room for speculallnn. "used excessive best without prop­ They spent three hours under­ ke i'him worthy of every con- March under Selective Service at lico of favoring tine's relatives In er temperature control . . and ground Thursday after an eight ■ration. I l r may not lie the (.'amp Meade, Md.. and Rent to dispensing Jobs, Is as widespread burned my back, right arm and hour stint Wednesday. Hong Kontf Court Camp Plrkctl for six weeks basic United Mlno Wnrkera President In the Senate Is almost Impossible b*»l man available, but i i it niie leg and abdomen to bring me bark Infantry training', his father told lo dotcrmlna. John L. latwls headed a union , lo have him atouml. DiHmi8HeH Appeal lo consciousness." a reporter. investigation. The Chicago, Wil­ Sonata payroll rerortls are la­ She said tha $533.70 represented , mington and Franklin Coal "He came homo on a week end beled confidential If any senators k Stale of Florida ba* offetdoctor bills for treatments. Sueh min*'1«CAtnHONG KONG Oh - Tho Hong , also alao nasi and was so seriously III that 2,000 in reward* for evidenre I had In carry him Into the house,” have their wives, brothers, sisters, Kong Supreme Court today dis­ daughters, In-law* nr other rela­ Rg lo the a rrrtl and convir- tho senator laid. "We celled a ci­ tives on (heir office payrolls, It’s missed on appeal hy an American by damage aulla. which was seeking Ihe exact cause partnership which claimed It owns of the prr|telralor* of the vilian doctor and he said Mark not a matter of public record. Mrs. Butler waa found uncons­ and location of last Friday night’s 40 former Cltlneso Nationalist ) bombing outrage, an nddi* had an advanced case of scarlet But payroll records of eirh of transport planes. Tho court then cious In her snsrltnenl Nov. «. osplosion. fevor." pronounced dead by a doctor of the 435 House members are avail­ at $1,000 in the Miami Isimb nwarnrd Iho planet lo Communist •It overdose of sleeping pills, and The Indian tepee wae covered Gllletto said Army modlcal au­ M*». *»d other tewardt which thorities at Waltor Heed Hospital able for perusal by newsmen. They Chins. tenl to a morgue. An attendant with buffalo hides, sewn togeth­ list employes by name. Whiling Wlllaucr, copartner'of |ve been offered ralie the total then confirmed the diagnosis and ked a faint pulio and sent her er and stretched over a frame­ Thera la no way of determining retired BriR. Gen. Claire Chennaull work of |H>les angling In from the a hospital. over $11,000. Yet it i* kept his son a patient there for from the records how many con­ snltl the case might be appealed lremnfrrrnce and tied together sovon weeka. 4ful If much evidence can be gressmen have on their payrolls to tho Privy Council In umdoa ear the top to form a cone. largest airfield In Africa Gillette said ha had previously relatives with names different from The two Americans said thalr ta The eared, to well organized ap* tha naw British Inalatlatlon at (rained (ram 4jKusslng the ease (heir own. Civil Air Transport Inc. (CAT), jy Wera the plotter*, to The U. 8 Army's "h#«” tanl Entebbe, Uganda, with runway* cause "Mark and I'agreed to . example, a married daugh­ bought the planes from the Na­ I mUea long capable of handling haa a ground ,doth to keep ................. .. out lly did they carry out their ep quiet to the Army that be tarFor tionalist government’s China Na­ working for ter t congressmancold wlndi and seal In warm air. jat plane*. r. They have, however waa tha son of a senator." father could be c carried on tho of- tional Aviation Corp. Tho Chinese Communist regime •r they are, done the State . "Mark and I have leaned over flee payroll under unde her husband's backwards to avoid any hints of la M there any law .pro- and CAT have beer contorting i. Norija iL ,,....,...... da a great dittervice and political Influenea * R|.....I M P h i Army cang a congressman from em­ ownership since 1M9. lly added to the miterie* war," tha senator laid. "Tho fact ploying hla own wlfa, under hur that ho la a private first class maiden name. human race, EARTHQUAKE Moat'of tho relatives who work • BU ILDERS' SUPPLIES • M ILLW ORK MEXICO CITY irt — A sharp tough teen-ager*—that ia, «hatUooe," * n*,y ° U,M *° * MW,r for ^congressman put In a day's earthquake shook Mexico City at between the eat* of 16 Phon* 1447 • Highway 17-M South S:H:M a, ra" c«T today, llgsnt1 worker*. A 19—accounted for 'but a Father Playing. With known Tha Government Observatory rcted of drop •fid it had a force of four on the % proportion of the ’total W W fW l; MaroaUi seal*, on which 10 is a Son Shoot* HI* Wile traffic accidenti in maximum. The epicenter waa eatir* their mlthape. ‘jz s s s u i t z z s z . mated as MO mites, smittaait of NOTICE rlo M of Ufa or Uw capital, on the border* of 0 oerrero and Oaxaca red, ii 10 much more W e W ill Be a ). Her became the bail part groea salary for Novemhar, before livei were Mill ahead deductions, was wa* listed aa CU06ED ft la therefor?, all the na«_Jr„ (Ud ml for youag people GAMBLING December 11 rommlsskmerT .^genli to itudy the l.A g ^ CAMON CITY. Ner. IM-Neva, ‘' D » d s e e how last yaw esn To Prepare Dividend Calculation! do's take (rent teia) |amb)Ug hit OfAW. M aU-tiaH M ill 1>M!W IN jM w u r y 1 “ ■ . » tm ori take Ibr WIKSItADEN. Germany. y\tnrrir.i ' iupcr tcerct radar gnn[ Right fur jet fighter* in lltmlan hand*? Nobody know* for Miro. If II I*. America ha* lo«l one of It* hli!i!e*l edge* In aerial combat ouuln.Ht llns*inn made Jet* In Korea Some officer* at thin big U. S. airbase In West Germany think (he aeerel I* *1111 safe. The cloaott they come lo talking about It* principles I* lo say that "it doc* everything but call the pilot for breakfast. It 1* assumed tho radar sight ha* gomcry Ward says Its new mid­ winter book will snow sharp markdowns. Spiegel's spring and sum­ mer book, to appear soon, will cut prices on more than 1,000 Items. Aldens Is cutting prices on white goods. Department stores in New York —where tho Christmas trade was­ n’t as good a* merchants had hoped—are advertising clearance *aics wttn inccs cut as much m b 70 per ccM on some Items. Prices ..re also being reduced on shoer In some stores. In the mall oner catalogs lire price cuts range as high as $3. Carpet are also b'lng trimmed. Croslcy announces It's cutting prices on 11 of Its television sets. Cuts rango from $20 to $00. Rut sugar prlres ore set to go higher. Already the price Is rising on Ihe futures market. This Is Ir response to the statement of tho secretary of agriculture that sugar prices are too low for the good of Ihe domestic producers, "sig­ nificant and sustained Increases are necessary," says Ihe secre­ tary, "lo maintain and protoct the domestic sugar Industry.” To that end, Secretary Brannan has cut the amount of sugar that can be shipped Inin the United States. This will work to raise the price of sugar. This year Amer­ icans consumed about eight mil­ lion tons of sugar. The 1052 quota of consumption of both domestic and Imported sugar Is set by Iho secretary at 7,700,000 tons. The cx pcctation I* (hat when supplies get short enough to raisn prices lo the point the government want* them, Ihe consumption quota will be raised enough lo keep prices there. LegeLHoliday " V 1989 PLYMOUTH I 1947 BUICK . Door Sedan, Good Transportation Super Sedan. Fully Equipped, Radio, Heater. Good Tire*. 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HCDGES PLUMBER I0J WEST FIRST ST II BUT panpy make* extra money In a defense factory Tlie year hn* also seen the la­ dies take great strides forward In the realm of the mechanical arts A housewife who used to lake pride In the fact she could fix her own electric Iron no longer even brags about the fact she can repair a television set. ,1 know of one fel­ low who gave nls wife a new electrie train for Christmas Instead of a fur cunt—anil got away with It. With this new self-confidence, women are letting their human politeness and chivalry come to ihe fore. A dared male friend staggered op to my desk just this week and stammered, "Y-y-ou may cnll me a liar, but as I was coming Into the office Just now I saw a woman push her own way through the revolving door." why n o r Incidents like (his are bound to muttltdy There are hound to he many more such ex­ amples of womanly self-reliance In 1932 And they will be noted and ap predated by men, too many of whom still have thr outdated Idea that women rely only on wiles and pretended weakness to achieve their ends. Yes. men will come to appre date at last what a treasure a good strong woman Is In fact Ihe trend has already set In Cor example. Muhamcd Hen Mohrmed, a husband living In French Morocco returned to his home recently to (mil tils wife had left him "It Is my rursed tongue that is at fault —I Used it too often to criticise her." lie lamented to po lice And to show Ins remorse, do you know what Mohamed Hen Mo homed did? lie stuck his longue out on a chopping block—and cut If off II certainly was little enough for a man to do who had mlsumler stood a good wife HI.’ll model ;i THII TWI1TID WMCKAOI II A ll THAT NIMAINI ot the Old Coliseum In Tijuana, Mexico, after n lire- loured through Ihe flve-itory building during a Christmas party, killing at least JI persons and Injuring aiunit a hundred moic. Many were tramptrd in the rush to escape i-s the scene of pir-Clirlitinni anlcly turned into one of horror. The (Ire started shortly alter midnight whim a Yule tree was kn o cke d over lit a scuttle i>y two celt briiors on the third Door of the Iron-loafed conrrele snd wood itro lin e , (Internuttoiuil iotindpholo) jb a u t io n ANOTHER AM ERICAN LANDMAR N 13V / S SKtni*N\\ tanoan. CONGO \\ TIKA ROOKS IT S i'l PENNY* POSTCARDS or handling the latest Jet planes on two-mlli runways, the new llritlih utr base at Kn* tebbe, Uganda (black), Is only 230 miles south of Ihe Sudan, whose rule tiy the HritUh la dis­ puted by Egypt. Entebbe afford; l!i Main mi air base strategic to tin test ot the Middle East as well C A P A Ill WILL COST 2 r.^:T5 AFTER DEC. 31, 175 i Tile St. John's University baskrtbnll team lias appeared in ten of the 11 National Invitation Tournamrnla played at Madison Square (iaiden. K PENNY STILL BUYS EVEN MORE SUNSHINE SERVICEI I N F L A T I O N ...* - REGISTRATION 9 hc, lit II.DKItH OK IIK TTK Il III It T IIOMKS Penny Postcards fall to TH E G **ut\uctio*t Gty., Itnliliy Dotlils, head foothiill coach lit (irorgln Tech, won in n vaisily letters at the tlrilvei.il, Johnny Wooden. In-ad basketball conch ni ItCl.A since ID-tH, Is a former star performer for Hurdue University. Archie Wilson of the Ihiffnl-i llisnns led the Ininrmlbmnl Lon­ gue In Til In runs-hatted-in, totul bases and lilts. He is property of the Yankees. M FOR HOME FREEZER RADIO A penny will cook SEM IN O LE COUN TY W ILL BE OPEN on e n tire m e a l fo r o n e p e r io n W ED N ESD AY, JA N . 2, l!)52 CLOTHES WASHER CLOCK A penny will keep Ihe fo m ily 't food tnfo for eiyhi hour*. CH A M B ER OF COM M ERCE B U II.D IN f Corner First Street and Sanford Avenue And Will Remain Open Each Weekday From 9 A. M. To G 1\ M. • » . ' i- ' ' j f o . ■ Thru March 31 For The Purpose Of Registering Those Who DISHWASHER A penny will tool on entire home for one hour. Failed To Register During The Re-registration Of Voters In 1950 Or Who Have Reached Th e Legul Voting Age Or Have Attained A Legal Voting Residence; Also For Those Who Are Y E S , tha American tradition o f cheap electric power from sound, business-managed utility companies goes o n .J n fact r e d d y kilowatts Affected By The Newly Created District No. 2 And Precinct AVERAGE HOURLY WAGE FOR HELPING with the HOUSEWORK IS ONLY ADOUT No. 15 Who Will Be Required T o Re-reghter. HALF WHAT IT WAS WHEN OUR COMPANY STARTED IN BUSINESS... All Registrations For The County Will Be Office Of The Supervisor ■Ahj*. Irgufxj are bneJ ou CAMILLA D. BRUC Supervisor of lUfiatrttion the me end toil rt tlodricdr lu tha home. �* J **S M *e a « W » > ial Calendar FRIDAY Seminole Chapter No. 1! O.E.H. rill have Insinuation for the new ifficere in the Masonic Hell at ::C0 1\M. The public 1; Invited. H il.'t llu Gil) Scout annual siiend-tlieilght party at the Scout Hall Dec, j from 7:00 P.M. til) 9 m A M. WRIINKSIMV T7i» Woman's Cloli Bridge ami Jenasta Party will lie held nt 1:30 ».M. Phone 4M /1-VV, Mrs. W. II. P.M. 4M5-W. Grieisl* fur reservations Barhuru Saunders I 1b Guest Of Honor ‘Ml*s Hartisin Sucker am) Mrs. , Waydn Rucker entertained nt coffee on Wednesday morning [’ honor of Miss Hathara Mauntri, popular hrldc.rjerl. ChrlitniB.i greens were pmlumant in the decurations lit the tirkar home, with sprays of teuery tied with silver stream1 being used effectively ut var­ us puiuts of interest. C- . In the dining room the serving ' ■-table wan centered with n large tVcrystal platter holding arrungc' tnsnte or Christmas sweets. Tills .■ was balanced by lighted tapers ijbanked with cluster* of greenery. -V- Refrexnou ms of turkey tunilwlchen, fruit cake, mils mid coffeT '.were served, with Mrs. Joseph under*, mother I l f the bridect assisting the hostesses. E |; M ill Maundern wan Presented n P- .gift of embroidered linens as u 1', memento of the occasion. £*-■ 1 The gueita Included Miss Midi [nr fey Moreland, Mrs. Harold Chap :. .man, Mrs. Hpencer Harden, Mire I: Jsan Mayer, Miss Nixie Kiichlioff, M l., Lila Leffler. Miss Mary i Anns Galloway, Miss Joan MuuiiB data, Mrs. Maunders, Mrs. T. C. ® M o l* of Orlando, mother of the bridegroum-elect, Miti. G. It. X Woodruff of Orlando, Miss Mar| .faret Ilrokuw of Grluodo, and ' Mrs. Dan Hutton, f ' Also, Miss Margaret Partin, . Miss Jane Chapman. Mrs, Benny i Austin, Mis* Nancy Williams, Miss , / Olyva Ann Adams, MU* Mary ‘f Helen rite, Miss Joanne Wllliamv, Miss Barbara Chapman, Miss Faya if -Williams. Mrs. Stanley Hockey, a GENEVA NEWS Hr MRS. ADDIK I'HEVATI' Uarbura Saunders Weds Earl W, Swanner At Beautiful Candlelight Ceremony Miss list I>nin Louisa Maunders, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Maunders, was united in marriage to Pall V,'Iti..r, ».neliiivl, suit of Mr. ami Mrs. Th*ron Cheater Mollr of Uilendo, in an imur»«*lV' candlelight ceremony at Holv Cross Episcopal Chdrch yesterday evening at 8:00 P, M. , The contile took their marriage vows before the altar which funned a background of greenery with lii’di;stal baskets .of whl'.“ gladioli and lighted while taperp in cathedral candelabra. Large baskets of white gladioli were set at various points throughout the church and each pew wav marked with a h»iu|iirt of liesame flower tied with while satin ribbons. The Kev. II. Lyttietun /.limnerman performed the single ring ceremony and w e d d in g music w as presented by Mrs. Flov F. Hvmes iinfsiilsl, amt nick Aiken, as soloist. The bride, given In innrrlnim by her father, was rndianl in her bridal gown of white chautilly lace and nylon net with fitted bodice featuring a scalloped neck­ line with a yoke of Illusion. Igrllit fitted sleeves tapered to points over the hands. The full lace overskirt, which was gathered to ti burnt of luce at the waist ter initiated In n chapel trnlu. Her veil of illusion was can *h* lo a headdress of orange blos­ soms fashioned of tiny while i.bella. Mhe carried u white prayer hook topped with n sinele wlilt* orchid, from which fell ribbon ■dreamers showered with small orchids. She ulso enrrle,| the wedding handkerchief carried hv In r mother Ml Imr own wedding .Miss .loan Maunders, sister of I lie bride, was maid of In,not. Mliv wus gowned in white nylon net with strupless bodice and short sleeved spencer Jacket of Christmas red velveteen. Mh> wore u red net nose veil, and short white kid gloves. Her bouquet of mlonial design wa< of red camellias with red velvet streamers. The bridesmaids were Mis< Uettye Hall, Miss Mhlrlev More­ land, and Mrs. Harold Chapman, and jtiniur bridesmaids were Miss Sharon Carolyn Mode and Miss Mata Molle af Orlando, slstert of the groom. tendaiit and liielr banquets were of while camellias edged In red nvlnn lace with red velvet tlrveiiieis. Mr. Mwinner's beet man was his father, and • ushers Included 1-1. Hteven Carter, Brian Dickson. Jams* Guy 'Beatty, Jr., and Mabiuel T. Randolph, all of Or­ lando. Mrs. Maunders, mother of the bride, chose a formal gown of lilac rliiffon with full pleated skirt,' with which' she wore n corsage of white camellias. Mr*. Mode, mother of-the bridegroom, was gowned In a wine crepe modf-l, and her corsage was of burgundy and white variegated camellias. Immediately followin'* tin* ceremony Mie parents of the bride entertained at a reception at thi* Woman’s Club. The reception roams were decorated with va­ rious Mnuuiets of white gladioli annlnst sellings of ureenerv, The bride’s table, overlaid with t lovely cutwork cover held *hn four-tiered bride’s cake which v-ns toppl'd with fresh flowers of tinv sweetheart roses. Assistin'* st the reception were Mrs. A. W. Lee and Mrs. Wilms Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Compton, Mr. Mutant, nf Orlando, Mrs. Cl. and Mri. W. S. Flanders, Mrs. Mnencer Harden. Miss Margaret * r* ‘* Jllrokaw of Orlando, Mrs. Itav- Galea •umb'I Hall. Mr. Mrs. W E. 1 Also, Mrs. W. It. Brawn Mrs It Klrrhhnff, Mrs. II, A. Moreland, W. Tench, Mrs. F. E. RoumUlat! Mr,, Mrs. G. H. Woodruff, Jr. G. R. Eisenhower, Mr. and Mrs. of Orlando, Miss Mary Anne Me* sS?’ ! i ri Galloway Miss Barbara Rucker. and Mrs. Peter Tep»lr, Mrs. H. L. Cornell. Miss Llta lu*ffler, Ml** Jean Payer, Mrs. I|. If. Coleman, Mrs. W. II. Duncan. Mrs. P. R. Bach, Sr., Mrs. I. E. Batten, and Miss Nancy Williams played piano selections during the eve­ ning The couple loll during the eve­ ning for a wedding trip of undisclosed destination. Fur her travelling ensemble the bride chose u wool suit of dawn gray. With tlds she wore black ac­ centor:** and a small scoop-hat of red felt, and her white ChriHtmau Dance I h (iiven At Center .Mr, and Mrs. Phillip Hauer hud a their guest Sunday Jl*v. and In, David Thomas »M Morris 'atrlck of Or I xmlo. A number of people from her* funded the Christmas dinner tatsday at Jhe Chuluota Baptist Ihureh, ^ , e [M r. and Mra. A. J. Baxter had ■ their guest Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Price of Hanford ami Mra, Berkmvre of Jacksonville. Mr. nml Mrs. Calvin Otdham and family had as their guest Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. W. II. liendersun ami sou Larry of Orlando. Mr, and Mrs. Ld>uo Gull ami Mr*. Gvurge Lindsey bad as llii'lr guest Sunday Mr. ami Mrs. Harry Lo* Lindsey and daiightar Martha of Gainesville, Mis*-Dianna Car Of Tamps ami Mr. amt Mrs. Thnd Jones and children, •'<*-'■*£e, tan, And Jimmie, of Hanford. Mrs. 1.aura King has as her (jis it for a few days Rev. and :|fri. Leo Barnes of Hawthorne. Mr. and Mrs. Larue Aldermnu M V* aa their guest fur a few days their daughter Helen Larue of mlttee In charge consisted of Mi McMahon, chairman, Mra. Fn I.rske ami Joseph Adam. Mra, * C. Moore arranged the entertain­ ment program and Mra. May Lane and Joseph Adam wore raaponaf, ble fur the decorations. Refresh* menta ware provided by Ilia Han* ford Chamber of Commerce. fame; (Jut, representing bath the Junior and Senior Chamber af Commerce, welcomed the totarlati, and atatrd that the Sanford com­ munity would soon hove a per­ manent building for the exclusive us<| of tourists. Miss McMahon, Mr. Elsenhower, and Mr. Ilall responded to Mr. (Jut, thanking the Chamber of Commerce for all their efforta on behalf of the tourists. They stated that, as long time members, they knew that tourists really liked to rome to Hanford. The entertainment ronslited of the following: Christmas Message— F, A. Esttrly Come All Ye k althful—Assembly Reading—Mr*. John l,*e Planu Solo*—Miss Allison I we Vocal solo— Dr. II. Wade Sucker (Accompanist Roger Harris) Chamber of Commerce Address— James (Jut Those prevent were Mr, and Mra. II. Wight, Joseph Adam, I. M. Montrey, Mr. and Mrs. if. J. Morris, Dr. and Mrs. E. I.. M, Pruitt. Mr. and Mrs. It. P. Gully, Nancy Mrs. Fred C. Murray Xmas Songa Featured Entertains At Bridge On Youth Program Mr*. Fred O. Murray enter lalned her bridge club recently st h»r‘ htmeMA I’slitjttfo 'Avenue at which time n Christmas party was enjoyed. The Murray home wus hvuutlfully decorated fur Christ­ mas anil members exchaugi-d gift* from a lighted Christmas tree. At the ronrliixioii nf the brldee games, i.rirrr were jffvrn to Mrs, John Lambeth, Mrs. Ralph Dean, nml Mrs. Murray. A salad course was served by the hustess to the following mein• bers: Mrs. Lambeth, Mrs. Dean, Mrs. John Williams. Mrs. H. L. Perkins Jr. Mra. W dlLu Vil-U:. Mrs. Tim Crnwfurd, and Mr* John Crawford. Lake Monroe llv tjAIIIH HODF.RHI.UM Mr. and Mrs. C. P, Itaburn had as their guests during the holldayu Mrs. Rahurn's uncle, Mr. D. K. Dernsn, of Auhurndslo and her sunt, Mra. Hhipter, of Orlando. Mr. and Mr*. It. E. Hamilton had as their guests Tuesday Mr. nml Mr*. I. E. Hamilton and fam­ ily of New Smyrna Reach and Mr. and Mrs. Owens of Drlmml. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Lauren R. John­ son annnunce the birth of on *14 lb, daughter, Dorothy Lsurneil, at the Ternald-Laughton Memor­ ial Hospital Dec. 2S, the date of her maternal grandmother's (Mrs, W. II. Stswart) birthday. Mrs. Johnson la the former Miss Nell Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Brown an* flounce the birth' of a son, Larry David, last night, Dec. 87< at the local hospital. Mra. Brown will' U remembered as the former Vlr* glnU yutei). , ---------------- B B B flH B H H B B B I^ ^ H B flH flH H ^ B ^ H ^ ^ ^ H I^ H B i Visitors at the Mayfair Inn 8unday night enjoyed n program o Christmas music by the Chancel choir of the First I’reahytarrlai Church. Chailes Marian, manager of the hotel, mode the arrangement ^<,r ^lw lirugranl> after he hail heard many caprexsions of commenda tion regarding tlm choir’s program at Its Sunday night service Hr week before, The giuup in under the direction of Mrs. George Tun by Mlniater of Music, ami IncludesMrs. Harris Folds, Mrs. A. C. Furl Dr. W. (J. Gardiner left Wednrs •lay morning on a four day bust tiess trip to Asheville, N. C, Photo By Raymond Studio Mis. Hoy Muon. Mrs. Ilayhurn .Milv.ee, Mrs. Kudy Sloan, Mr*. Leon Walker, Mrs. J. A. Bistllne, Mrs. William Curtriglit, Mrs. K. M. Gallowuy, Mrs. Clara Ginn, Mra. Charles Wilke, Mrs. Frank Woodruff III, Mils F.lise Hutchison, Miss Maud Wilson, Dick Aiken, Itotiert Brown, William Hoag, George Tenby, J. A. Hlstline, Stanley Hnuiiley, Clifford MeKlbhiii and I'bailes Morrison. RANCH WEAR Mr. and Mrs. Carl Turk, Jr. of Waukegan. III. are the guests of Mr. and Mr*. Joseph Terlat ut their home on Golden Lake. Miss Melba Johnson, of Fay­ etteville, N. C. Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. M. It. Deckle for several day*. Jr. Is spending the holidays with bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. It. T. Cowan. Cadet Cowan is stationed at Carpus Christl, Tex. * ■ ■■ ■ i A Christmas five Dance waa Mrs. Harry Heersn has as her given at the Navy Center on Man- guests, her alster, Mrs. Adam day evening under the supervision Berkehile nf Somerset, Pa. ami of Mr*. K. F. Lane, general chair­ her niece, Miss Lola Jeanne Sprin­ man, and her committee, About ger of Las Vegas, Nev. gOtl guests attendad the parly with I'omdr. and Mrs.‘ (I. !(. Pearson as honor guests. Tile Meludy Five Orchestra furshed the music for dancing, anil rs. Lane at the piano and Chuck Hoam, violin, playeil Christmas carols and Christmas songs for group singing during Intsrmlsaluu. Mr. and Mr«. K. A. Perry have Gala decorations added to tlm party with a large lighted Christ- returned lo their liome In Miami mas tree, and a large red Christ­ after spending the Christmas hol­ mas Card wishing A Merry iday* nt the home of their lu e c e , Christmas and a Happy New Mrs. J. M. Htldecipher. Year to (he troys, glrlt e.e-t -ci. , lor hostesses at the Navy Cen­ ' C'apl. and Mrs. U. K. Hasty nave returned to their home in Wash­ ter from Mra. Lane. Santa Claus arrived at about ington, D. C. after a Christina* 10:31) o'clock with gifts fur the visit with their family, It. It. lirsl dancers, Mr. and Mrs. "Foot­ Kelly of Grnpevllte Avenue. sie” Laurence, Mr. Andy ami Miss Gloria Rtudslll as the "lucky couple", Chuck Roam, who has served In the navy the longest time, almost nine years, and the newlyweds. Mr. and Mra. Buddy and Mrs. J. M. Stlnecipher. Mr. Mock, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim and Mrs, Stlnecipher are alumnae Loomis, also Santa's little girl re­ of Piedmont. ceived a gift. The aorvlng table waa overlaid CpI. and Mr*. Randall P. Smith with a lace cover, with five branch have returned to Washington, I), candelabra with lighted tapers at C. of tar spending about two weeks each end and In the center a cry* hare with CpI. Smith's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ft. W. Smith of 407 W W. First Street. CpI. Smith will also played a duet. Thomas leave by plane Jen. 8 for duty in Luwer and Jack Thomaa followed Africa. with three harmonica selection*. Thomas Bower aeng also. Friends of little Floyd Doasry Among those who gave poem will regret to learn that he has readings ■ ware Dana Rankin, bad to re-enter the Orange MeGloria Ditto, Judith Burtchell, morial Hospital where he under­ Jeanette Harvey and Ellen went aurgery this morning for an Vlhlen. The program was com­ afm injury, Ftojrd la the son of Doasey of pleted with choral singing, Floral Heights, Sal Magile and Larry Jansen uf the New York Giants eaeh pitched Mr. and Mra. Charles D. Web* two thre#*hlttere during the '81 ster of i n W. Eighteenth Street seaion, have a*,their holiday guests, Set. 1*« Parker Sykes, his wife and daughter, Cynthia, of Watertown, N. T „ Mrs. Alice T. Parker am Mr. ami Mra. Harry Paubney and am, David, of WhlUnevtUe, Mass. a jM ft C M W M * Gabardine Pnnt« right.. . . dm gabardines and other durable fabrics. . . styled with For Mon And traditional H-8A8 C "know how." Wt'vo a wide selection of handsome shirts, frontier pants and lockets that will give you top Women service and snrortnest. Come In and see H-BAR-C Ronchweor, LEE WESTERN HATS NOCONA BOOTS ACME BOOTS Harrison ShirU Here's ronchweor the way you like III Trim lines that fit right, (eel PORK CHOP WITH apple hauck BTABLK8 - HOT OOTTKE OK TEA L WITH CRBAMIHY BUTTER DINNERS SERVED PROM II A. M. FEATURING BUGAR CURED HAM — TWO HOT COFFEE OR TEA LEVIS TEX TAN BELTS D lC K lti y / c j t , im rtln c r.’WhatHar'yoU1 goln* to n aquMW OMI th» beat. B i m i n i bo stepped o |rfd p ^ b tt t W s; -r -:Mu » r in g e '^ r Just V ; " :; ■ * ; �___ ________ ....... V ____ 'V -v * U i ' .■ - TKk'N T A L K 1 [ Enterprise Notes ] Bv VIVIA N BROWN I AP N m tn lu iM P l r c - | n | <>in Y e a r w i t h n l o u d ■nrf i m p r e s s i v e s h o u t . T h i s I * t h e JT *« r: yo u can D u tc h tre at w i th ­ o u t h»ln«r to o , to o e m h a 'r a x e d : In ­ t i * * th n t elusive b o y y o u * v « had y o u r eve on to " o u r W h o fo r an r v a n l n v b y th e f ir e s i d e ; lasso y o u r • f a v o r i t e c a m p u s K o m e o f o r thnt •ehool dance, A n i l a ll o f t l d i m o ' i - w i t h t h e a n u r u v a i o ' t h e n m l*- a n t i n n l , w e ' M h a v * yon know . A s one yo tm r m a n t o l d 1 " l t ' j Just a lm u t tlm r c o m a l i t t l e ill * y e a r c « t n e a l o n * t o h s l p p a y t h e i w e r t x ho -.ipe l i i l l , " Lean year ran lw fun. It give* an opiHirtonlty for Iota of reversethe-date parties: auch n* havlny . tha y lrl take n flower to h"r date JR pick him up a t hla house, enrol' him to the party. (However, It 1' wise to let him (nke you home.) T h e r e a re endless p o *« ih ilitie r fo r fu n a nd m e rrim e n t. Y o n have 300 d a y a t o r e v e l I n I t , m i . p e t o n your m erry w ay. O n e th in g you t h o u l d s k i p , h o w e v e r , ia m a k i n y i h * r o m a n li r o v e r lu r e a , l.e i th i b o y be t h e le a d e r In a nm e t h in g s : a s k in g f o r a kiss o r h o ld iiiK h a n d s , f g r ilia l a n c e , • f o e v o tin g m e n , o f r m ii a e , w ll' ha m ig h ty w a r y o f th eir fe m u h frlrn d a th is year, p n rtiu u In rH those o f m a r r y i n g age. H e r e art a f e w tlnr. o n h o w t o c o r r a l t h « i prince c h a rm in g fo r Just a dali o r th a t b ig a p n rk le r; 1. I f y o u d o i n v i t e h i n t t o r d a n r e o r a p a t t y , d o n 't a lio w e r bin w i t h e x tr a a tt e n t io n . A n d d o n ’' i n v i t e h i m t o u second p a r t y m ilc*> h a a a k a y o u o u t l i f t e r t h a t first date. A 3, D u t c h t r e a t r a n I h ' c a r r i e r ^ t o o f a r . I t m i g h t It" I n t h e s p i r i t o f L e a p Y e a r t o t a k e r a r e o f ystui • h a r e o f t h e e x p e n s e s , l u ll d o n 't l e t It g e l t o h e a t i a l i l l . Many a r o m a n c e e n d s l i e c a u s r J o e get> III t i l " h u l i i t o f expecting Nunc) t o p a y a ll h e r o w n t a b * . a n d ah' can b la m e h e rs e lf fo r s |»iilln g * i m u su a lly. D o n ’ t In- a m a n - a n a t e l u r J u s t because l.e a p Y e a r give s y o u li­ c e n s e t o i lu t h e u n u a l l u l . I f S i i s I i • B elle g o e s o u t w i t h u l * o y y o u I l k * ', * d o n ' t m a k e a | d » v f u r litm e v e r ) t i m e y o u a r e ill t h e i r c o m p a n y . -t, D o n ' t m a k e lourrlaK e yu m rule top ic o f c o n v e r s a tio n . Met a r a s h y o l o r a n g e hlu rau rn s, ami t h e e a s i e s t w a v t o se t t h e m r u n n l n jr is t o s h o w t h e m y o u r h a n d o ' he arts. ft. T h e s l i g h t l y a l o o f a p p r o a c h Is m o r e l i k e l y t o g e t t h u t m a r th a n the u p ro a rio u s llfe -o f-th e t y te c h n lip it'. M e n like g lr h p pa rrty Inii a re g A w ln are go o d s p o r t s — h u t g i g g l e r ' *- ------- M aanltOHSal - M r. and Mrs. Ralph J. Hauls and sun Robert uf Atlanta uie spending the holidays with his brother-in-law and sister, M r. und Mrs. Leon W right. M r. and Mrs. Jess N'feb and two children of Niles, Mich, nrthe gussts of his parents, M r. and Mra. Charles Nleh for the holidays. M r. and Mrs. Robert Allen of Del.and and son Hilly home from P fe iffe r Junior College, Misenheimrr. hi. C. during the i " n n Day with M r. und .Mrs. Cecil Hel lets slid Connie. Miss Au»an Jackman, in tiain mg at the tiood Hum aiitan Hos­ pital In Lexington, Ky. arrived Wednesday night to spend scvetul days with her mother, Mrs. Iren Jackman and tirother, W arren. Mrs. Hetty llurtless Is conflio I to the Fernald-Laughlon hospi­ tal in Hanford fur several duy., with a severe case of bronchitis. M r. und Mrs. Kirby Kellers have us their guests. M r. und Mrs. Jludy Hahn and children of Miam i fur several days. The Benlur Chorus of the C hild­ I ’luito |l \ ItnVlllond Stud"* ren'* Home w ill he guests of th • The In te r-fra lt in ity dance held Christmas n ig h t ut (he M uyfulr 1"" was attended by Inn peopl,. Grand Avenge Methodist Church ill h i. M yers' tills weekend and m all) of llictii collage students. O fficeis of the In te r -fr a te in it) Council which sponsored the dance un , will sing at the Sunday muriiiim' l il t to rig ht, Mr«. tienrge A. Speer, vice-president K u b .'it llilflilnicr, rrn iv u tim i" rli.iii mini: Mis. M. I service. Sunday evening they will Kulsiin. Jr., Invitations chairman; Mis. Alton D tixh u ry, sect' tu ty-lrearo iec; Mis. Gctnld l.ussmg of the sing at the Methodist Church ,n decorations committee; Gerald l.ossiag, ptesidetit nod Miss Jean Suyer, ihaiim an ol tin- ilecotations com Tice returning to F t. Myers tu lllittee. spend the night before arriving home Monduy. The Rev. W. K. Kiicher will speak on the topic, " A ll Tilings Are New" Sunday morning at Ills' 11:0(1 o'clock service at the M rl'i Itlchuld llo lttclu w , impulat star odist Church. A i|iiartet o.mpo*., J of opeia, Mincer! and luilio. will of Susan Jackman, Katherine Sel­ hromlcust over W T Itli fiom the lers, Warren Jackman and Itev. bull room of tin- M ayfair Ian, Klrcher will sing, "Another Vi ni­ ls Duwning". In ginning at ttdill o'clock, to Mlglil, it whs uiiiioUIICeal lit A candle-light cummuaion ser­ vice will he held New Year's Eve I luiiies tl. Muriun, iiinnagi r of at 7:iiU with Rev. Kiicher o ffi­ tin- hotel, ut noon today ciating. At this time the barrels I'rogiam a'iieclor Marion llu iw ill he turned In to lie upplnnl 110*11 iif the radio slullon welcome 1 towards the W oild Service pn>. tin- suggestion of Mr. Malum to gram of the church. A 'inartet will give shut ins and others, who slag, “ G lorify Thy Nuiue". could not attend the comrniinllv sing nt the hotel loldghi when Mr llollxcluw was to appear ns guest artist, an opportunity to rr ways tu hiuhi up y„ut date haul the laacnl haay who ninth' •den are vain sM brag oh In* a-tiaatl in siicli ia lug way in inn school marks ut athletic pt-twc s iciil aHides Ids choice o f h o o k s or (u- h u m . -1 iu the theatre or music. n E"rgi t h I miu I Johnny und Mo« when you uie out wilh Joe .Soon girls think their uhji*vl n, ini should he to make every man jeal ____________________________________ / mis. lie ’ll he more leurlul ol wnai H O LLYW O O D Wv—T h e crooner he doesn't know about your othei on the d e c lin e , o b s e rve s J o h n dates th a n vvhut you r11i n u 1> Iloltzcluw To Sin** Over Radio Tonight HOLLYWOOD lly non THOM*)s v o lu n te e r. S • — -* - p j - T T . - y - T — BEAT THIS VALUE IF YOU CAN! DON'T WAIT ACT | urroll i l l c o u r s e , b e cm il tl b e p r e j u ­ d i c e d H r * is o n e o f t h o s e s i n g e r s w h o c o u ld s h a t t e r w i n d o w s if he o p e n e d u p H u t lie c l a i m s t h a t I t 's beside t h e p o i n t " S o n i c of n i v best fr ie n d s a re c r o o n e r s , " lie r e m u r k e d " A n d I ' m sure Ih e y 'r e st il l go in g to lie n rm m d and m ilk in g m o n e y Hut aass if aiirr u uhs I e t u i J u d g e , t h e r e Is n e l i u n g e yg o i n g o n in t h e k i n d o f i B s in g in g the p id d le w a n ts t h e r e a r e style s in s .'jr a " I in*■Iteve Ile v u s t a s til e r *- a l e h i M i l s L v i l i i . 1s i n g i n g . J m sir I rem em ber when l a n lie f a i H C E S S M a r g a r e t lta.se o f E o . - b m d e u rn c Hie r a g e , sin ce I w as b ro u g h t \ v .t » a m o n g . I h u x a i l i n s c i i as o n e ot !<P 1,1 N e w O r l e a n s w h e r e n W a s llic be»t-diCMcd woniL'i. of Hie win Uf lor 10S1 by Uie New Y olk Dii)i:i luvtllute. Some of the iillieis o i l Hie beat-dressed list me the Doelii-sS of Windsor, Mrs. W illiam Itiindolpb Hears! Jr., Dm be * of Kt ol. M i* A lfre d G w yim e Venderbill, Mrs. I lv u i / Eolil I I, uat.c a M .,i:«nt* Dietilab, Mrs. I>a**ast**‘ k o iA illilli nod M is Wilfiiioi S. ( /iitrriiuliuual E j cluriec) I'a le y. born And I remember when erooiiing first beeutne iiupular i,cue Austin was the lirsl one riien I'uilii' Unity Vullee. Illlli: I'lusby .nid lliiss 1 'i i I i i i i i Ihi win* meltll'iilally was tnv roommate "Igitelv iliere has been a new l|end It was *lurtcd bv tile MU u s s ill Erin I'm /.i in 'South I'* t i t l e ' 'I lieu Mnrm l.miz.i made a tilg hit I lie success of their ri c ' unis has liinuglit a big demuml lor the kind ut singlin' that re •lilll'tiM (In (oil vlitre I ’euple urr not only willing tint eager to hrui I RADIO STATION I I'luxhicul and *etin elusslral mini ! | ti/T M l* VV I K K l l O t H H u c yrlaa X V I I H it I t II JllllllMif l»P N ' f v%* .Vilit I*I UK A!*sI«Ja|> |4i*V**f* t* t'Jilt'k I ‘ lull * H iio rl i * A l A ( l l u i i i i * l - r n n k l r f ’ arl i* i » r h vi»ir nlInu Dt'vol ton* III JtlllNlt' W i i r l i l A I N I iim I 'll M II ••*t| A l IMKiAll K ' l f k l n H i m Mr M o r n Inti H»r#'in»ii*t Till (tit Nrv% m Homo Hurnfi While 1 Keelrt Attend Movie American Filers By KATHERINE HKLI.RHH U. Hlu*,. girls nreii't Ih - most pupulnr co-eds. Must men «litl prefei the old-fashioned g i-l. eve' if h>- measures her iiecoriling l< w are nut for romantic evenings In modern htUlldlinln. lie won't ad mire you for hriorgiinr abonl won the moonlight. 0. I f you have a bigger allow- lute hours, luck of religion ui crit an o than your dale of the mom- iclsni of vour puienls. ant, don't Impress the furt upon 10. Don't he a steady dnler, no in. And don't suggest places to less the hoy has proposed, am u# or dance widen do not fit his you've accepted him. And Ilu budgtt, I t is all right to suggest easiest way In gel Hint loan Ii making up tlm d itfri'-n re on u, propose is to give him a lif t l< minor date hut it wuuldn't do to compel It ion. suggest entertainment so lavisl that the bey couldn't even foot hit half of tlfh'«*»|A,Msri#7 ‘ New pat king grounds at Gulf7. When y iu tire out <vilh a xtreum Puik race track will pm young man you van make him vlda loom fin l.riim additional cuts, seem importuiil without showering thus raising the over-all i-tipncl!-/ him with affee'ioii. There art- oth- to 0,600. -T ~ — . M UU UM H i___________________________ -■ ."A H l in w I In n "SSI O arl tiler* They .cere ordered to pay a fine of t.toixki each or -pend 'iu days in jail. The A ir Fiirre piaimeil to lake the airmen to the American a ir­ base ut Tulin, near Vienna. From there It was planned tu fly them to their mvn base at Knling. near Munich. Germany For more than lft minutes the (Hers remained in the room with the American officials They drank coffee iinii nli* •snd'ok'hes which Dunclly's party hmugiil with them Tw o Itussiun officers also took part in the snack The omul at which Hie filers were released is 3t> miles southeast of Vienna iu the Soviet nuir of Austria A wooden barrier, erected on Hu* Hungarian side of the Iron tier About two miles beyond, there is another wooden barrier, erected mi Hie Hungarian side ol Hie froir Prl. Dee. IS. 1M1 M U ' :t V N ln U M Px*« * I f I H VI IV French Avenue Christmas ended liagieudv foi a funnel Sanfmd fam ily, ilu C llffo n l Heels, wlieli llii'y li-lo in ed after u movie to their I'ulatka home and discovered it had been burned to the ground by a finFiremen said the hlaie was caused by faulty wiring. The home was not insured. The He,ds huvi* h e n umvbi*to rind another home III rent in i'alatku so ure stnvlm* t f o pnrurily w ilh another ex-Snnfniil fam ily, the II A tt'h illn k e i. J i * . now of I'alalka Mr. Keel i-> u loading siipertli tendrnt at the fltideon Hump amt I'aper I orp . in I'alatku. Hi- uu-l Ins w ifi l.ula have four children. Hit-hard I . . "u. now on bus.' from the Navy, Nancy lit. I'ntriciu Ann. ft. and Linda I. . i l i i nvimini ernsi >'*(«» n»#( Liiti j iid «i «4i I i ,j Liiiv with thi* Countv < i r ^nnl i i i ^ th** po^ailit I it v of the County securing tha necessary right-of-w ay for the French Avenue project, as this Is a general prnctlre on the part nf c n t i ’ v commissions in Florida. In addition to securing the riglil-uf-w nv ensement*. the Oitv would imdergii additional expense in liioV toy H o t e l lines, fo e hytlia u l*, luio i and -a n ita iv -ewsr la, ilitieI'he C ily, be declaied. lias procute.l the Ntistiscl* o f all ptnprrties along the road, hut easements and lig h t o f way deed* have not been secured lo order to widen (lie mnd, seveial home* amt places of luodties* will have to lie moved .1. or entirely eliminated A brother of Sanford's |. E till July P the City Commission, Her-1 and his fuodly. inn Mellon with Muyor Dyson nml I'u m m ii tie r ville Avenue, had a Christmu sinners Carrawnv, Ktemper and When Donnelly arrived from VI ennu at I III p in , he parked Ids Day visit with the C lifford It.-cl* Hitting present, adopted Itesoln ear near the Austrian border He in I ’alalka during the ill-fated lion 7PL'. nothinixing the City to got out Into u wet mist which hung d u y , "procure title to and possession of Clifford Heel has a mother nml certain land* along French Avenue over the border area three brothers residing io Sim- and t" convey Mtfo- of same to i In Washington, ipiulifird o ffi­ ford. Thev are: Mrs. It. .1 Iteel the .State Hoad Depurlme. 1 for cials said thnt release of the fliers (m other) and M. II. Heel. M '.’ft Stule Itmol |tur|ioses." meant the Dinted States hud paid On A|ii I*, a preliminar y survey their fines of Jlito.uuo The officials Easi Fourth Street; VV. M. It>-"l. said arrangements between the U. ■JOIrt I ’almetto; Hoy C. Heel. HMd of French Avenue to lie used for the widening program was pre­ S legation iu liodapesl ami tile Escambia Drive. sented to the City Commission by Hungarian Foreign Office provld John E Fox of the Slate Hnnd rd Hint ut Hie hour fixed for r e ­ liepui Inienl lease the Htiiigurluus would deliver City Clerk II. N Saver stated Hu* tilers amt receive payment lliut the additional properties Uie negotiations apparently tiud needed will have to he uppraised no effect on the iiliniumerd de­ TALLAHASSEE i* ~ G o v War before the City can take steps lo cision of I'liiiiim itiisl Hungary to confiscate the C 47 plane In which ren today ordered electrocution ol an p iiie them. Most of these pro­ James Merlin l.ieby during the perties are smith of Tlm teen lh the melt were forced down i week of Jan 7 for Ih r murder Walter J Donnelly. Hie D S of his traveling companion, Leon Street and north **f Fiist Street. Slate Jtepresentutive Voile W il­ .imliassndnr in Vienna, rum e to aril Applrbaunt. in 1949 liams Jr,, today dvelarnd that the Austrian (runlicr In greet the 'M ir governor s death warrant >ct •till lug the lime that the (irojeet fliers The U S hud agreed to w a s inoposed, to* and State Sellpay tl'AXNx) in fines levied against only the week of the execution The Kuifurd Stale I'risrm supertn the men on a charge of violating tended! will fix the day und hour atm I. F. Hojle visited a luemher ,*f tlie StIIIe Itoait H-iiird, Tl'Usle'l tin* Hungarian border, provided Hie t.teby, a former Frederick, Md Dtake, of deli In. ftti Drake ugreml men were promptly released barber, wus accused of killing the to the conclusion of a f'Jfi.UOO Donnelly announced m Velima llaltlinore druggist after robbing iinilcipan* in fiont of Seniinoli1 earlier today Hint Hie fliers would him In March, hup High Sc him I for Die benefit of , be released ut 4 p to i til u nr He ronlended hr killed him m the students, said Mr. W illiams, E S I'» He then s|n*d to the frontier, self defense He admitted carrying Local businessmen here have ex­ luil it uus mil until 4 1H o'clock Applrbanm's lavdy around in Id* pressed apprehension that it H i' he received Soviet permission lo ear fur two days before hilling it l ieiieh Avenue project i* not incross through tile frontier harrier under a bridge in the I'lilllcr Conn i holed ill Ihe lll.i^ hudi'el it loav pu*t Soviet guards ly Everglade* be delayed indefinitely, or that T h e Slate S u p re m e C o u rt a ffirm Uie filets were iti-eompanled Ihe Itnnd I >* pur I mi-lit uiov deeld ' .u n i** Hie bolder by l.t t'ol Wil e d t h e c o n v i c t i o n n e a r l y t w o y e a r * to inuke a -lim t • ut l<> lb, in land i ham Allien Somerlty D S air a g o lagliwai I lulu lake Halil oe oHacbe in the American legation At stake ill the lUlgutloh was Gili*ligli la k e M a n . lo llin g out it Hodiipest Somcihv wore civlliun Hie novel ipiestiun uf whether l.ieby Nitllfnld enlll|ilet >dv clothing — could be tried for murder in Collier Immediately upon icaching the County because lie said he didn't .1apnnese ruibtaiy euguo*4*rs lie* Austrian side of Hie frontier, Ihr know where Ihe killing took uluee foi,* World Writ II built mo* of filers went into a police mist build The Supreme Court held trial in the Fat East’s fiue.it m il m lmg aeeompuriled by litgh Com Ih r county where the body was Walks m K oil'll missoitier Duniiellv ami Col John loiitul was proper Guillett commander of the D K Northern Holy's roost dlsnstioo The C S lim y i* lesoming tin Air Force base at Tulin, along floods of tin* century have already Inrnuil tiaiiiiu g of .lo g s for m illwilli oilier members of the Ainerl cost more than IIHI lives ami an im y me fm lla fust lino* sinet* can welcoming parly World W ai II the .nrini'ii wore llieir Air Force estimateil liulf Itllllou dnllaiM imifoniis The lour fliers went into u loom fiom which photographer* und re imrlcrs were burred The airmen appealed tired Donnelly brought the men through the border barrier In Ills H I-' big ear. bedecked wdb the Amcrl can Hag uml hi* blue miiUussudor's banner Diiiiiielly's ear slopped Just out I f l ' I M T u I Il i R li r U I K ** side the dour nf Hie police post huifiliiii! The fliers were ruthcil ADI S i h f 4ai i| \ Mil Ml ic N aliiiiliil Hunk llultihiip n i'lile liv Aiui'rlenii i.lficial* Warren Siirnn Death Warrant For Liehy ANNOUNCING OPENING Mou^hton Insurance Aj*;cncy S u n (m iI . K A U mM r A U D I C A N Int ii Ills ••U ni I y-|>v Ia txl ('J iihIiik N» ya YmH rfft-Mti nf 1/tin U full I* f iiim i Du vi4- l(i i v « n u n . i«‘ t l i o n i»f FYiiii S i t i l Ktthhtim* • !«*•■•!• *| D u * I ’ l i r jtuAti I ia m iul ti it vMDi l*rnh| <ii Lm h tui wrll ua fiuitl f IIIt ut - D i r ■ li»j» uli r i t n • m i l d hr Iu w th»* fllHiwH liV dint Dir ii* « |ily * y l)H U /ilkfiftifi I'ltulv) k tiers, iu s le u il ol H ie im p t u n e s ’ | C a r r o l l nisi r e t u r n e d t r u n i p l a y ) l u g a n e n g a g e m i - i i l at t h e .S h u i n till- v ii Inn ol mu*v ilin iik* wlm r u c k l i n t e l m l l o i i s t i m T h e t r e n d * hotter through Hie pet tin malice u w u y f i o m r m o i l i n g w its i l r a m u l lie tries lo s.jiiclrli Ha-in wllli m l ile a ly iu in re sse d o n h im nl h i * tin g r i - i u u r k s t .ir r o ll i * a r u g g e d , o p e n in g night u u p c l u n u * sort a m i s o iiie lim e s re " I h a d a h a d s t r e p t h r o a t u n d s o r t s t o o t h e r i i i c l l i u d * tf e o n v e r l e v e r o f IU 3. " lie r e l a t e d " H u t I ,.it i o n fulls, lie s o m e t i m e * l ip * a ja b b e d m y s e l f full o f w o n d e r d r u g * d r i n k in to Ih e d r u n k ' * la p a n d w e n t t in . I c i m l t l n ' l s i n " .................................................... W h e n the d r u n k r n m p l u li i x . " Y o u voice and 1 thonght J cmiltl gel ■ ,‘ lll ril|| re by wilh crooning After he first yim h,w, mirnbiT. number, the Ilu* crowd rruwil Nlurlt'il started getting ...», 1i,.1 ...... 1.,1;nv l l 7 restless. After the H'ir.1 n-mher ' they were ready to throw things . S e v e n u f f t t ie li i g i in S t u l e ' * , b u c k * The reviews in Hie papers Ihe next day were brutul ” I i v e r n g i i l l . . - t I *• I II ,III t ft y u i i l * p e r A whole new eureer has opeiinl - a t r y ' l u r i n g t in * ' h i f o n t t , a l l * , * u u|> lor t'unoll since lust January ■ n o . II was Hieu Dial lie played I n * first Hinging engagement In u night * * * * * * * * * | club lie bus since discovered there's gold In thrm there salixms ''Except lor a few songH in pie lurex. It's Ihe first time in my 1 career that I've devoted inyxulf to singing," he remurked "I started 22 years ton late." Despite Ills lute start, Carroll has been lining very well on Hie bistro circuit. Tie admitted that il require! a whole new technique of presentation. "It isn't easy tu play the night iltf. "You cun tell The funniest Juke in the world mill per haps get a few chuckles. And yuu'ro constantly haltllng against Ihe noise and the hccklem." Carroll lias his own melhodx of dealing with crowds. When he gets a noisy audience in Texas, he tells them, "All right, If you'll shut up now. I ’ll sing for you." lie said Hie Texans don't niiml being treat ed roughly In ulnar eliies, the singer lx often SPECTACULAR mi i .tit'ii id Roiiiiiii Ii. J. M m igtilim , Jr. I1"**. *» *f» Millm fliUll 1lit* Alift »*tu S«u hi’rn u -f H v iis huvr i i - cl fitUYfRi *<lh d*!lci Swt, cpltf»o t fulI jf ■GKjcJ . Ou«if* U*l a . )>wll (««l j'GwJ W i Ih . u i U f * - CV SHOP S S h I i le t'll X DRICSSES W i.id . J r i l a . 1* 1* n m l sey, Cniituiuy, b u lile s , unit Haynn Short cheek", pi,,ills, t w o I n i n s , line S l**v e *. Mini t w o Uli.I so lid G a iia n tln e , C o h n *, p i e c e s t y l e * . nl'ICH, P i ft, It'S I'J ami 711 I n i?4 ' T i-i*ii A y *' Cotton Drosses. 4tiri|Diiiin. 4‘I u im i Li ny*. | l » I mI I i riiihln ntill Solid 4‘«i I«m » T ri'ii Tim*,i r„ au«l II u iiu m * Illm i K u r iiip r lv Korilll'I' IV N i*\v Now 3.9H 6 .» M 6 -*w 16% ____________________ 6 -H H 10% r h ilt lm i'iv 12M All Wool Coats, F o r in ttrlv 8 .% Now 1 4 .9 5 f l.9 8 8M Mitt In SUITS C o n liirn y , Haynn G u h u rd in e , Haynn Fla n n e l, S h a rk s k in , 5 .9 M T w ill 1 S i r e i t .- I f t . I'J Formerly ( ’h lld ro ii'H 1M Now 24.9S 11.95 11*95 11-95 10.95 14.95 8*98 14.95 W iiiiih r i'itk i'r H , 3 .1 )8 ___________ 2 < % F a i l l e , P l a i d s , S h e p h e r d C h e c k , a n d so lid c o l o r * , Ii-if i *■! * H. 1 3 O lli.in a ii k>/ i#ielr | M n in l AFTER-CHRISTMAS H O R S O’O E U V R E S •f«# |airt»*i I'liiiitr A ll I n n .I tiy a i l l m i * J M & fU H K H # A J i • ly iu f/T omcL Iu four Mttl.* I 'l iii iilii Blouses, HioadrloHi, Itiiyon Flannel, ami Hatiate Formorly 2.49 - 2-98 | .98 Now | .98 | .49 nhjM you torriprrr.«r«( yAt«t t.nttf m4i(l milih If f diitincL** rtuf* (h# kL|ll qualily •*<! M<* d«* (l«fOf ol Mollp*ood tftry n**l • |fturr»|ali (rv gf«Y.<o«» I I M » f OH YOU f ICiO C lVIkV IV BOUT 1IKRN URBAD ■ * *■xVi' * ** *"•• *•-.......... *• *■ ' .* --a w -o a m i • - ('hililrt-'ii's Sweaters L|f fittior ol Hollywood t '* * i All wuol ami angora slip'ooa. SLIPS Mntlfilaincnt Crape, lara trimmed. Whlta and paatal shades, alia 32-48 Formerly Now Kornifirly |.98 2.98 Now |.49 �Prospects Brig! Are Favored To Win Sugar Bowl Hedgman He! Australia Keep PtANK D a v is C u p H o ld W OO pM A N , DELAND—(Special)—Borno change* in the Sletsor. Ml-llattet Aurr*AUAt By GAYLE TALBOT lintup ware Indicated today by Coach Jay Pattee after two practice SYDNEY, Australia uH-In one session* for the game with Yale University at 8 P. M. Saturday, in Sanford hum hall prospects took a step out of the m ilt aurroumlof th« most magnificent exhibitions Airport Arena. Ing the future of the diamond aport hero since tho Iom of support Kansas Plays Kansas of tennis ever seen in any country. om the New York (Slant* with tho announcement l»y Florida State While Pattee did not Indicate the itartlng five, he did scorn Frsnk Sedgman completed his jo pague President John Krider of plan* to hold an organisational In Top Game Of pleased with the work of Shanks Hansel at center, Dick Reinking and of crushing America's Davis Cu meeting prohaldy late next week to act up » locally owned Sanford Jim Carlin at forwards and Jack* team today. Big Seven M e e t ball club, With the Issue still in balance Smith and Jack Oktnee at guards. Harding 6.4 at forw ard!. Krider, who ha* spent the ln«t .dx year* mnnaglng the deitlnlt* of The Tli-llstters, on a two-a-da? ’ If this is th* starting lineup, It In the fifth smt rfeHHIne match of He The A«*«elafed Press Sanford'* cln»* D ball club, a lio *------------------------------------------------- will mean th* fiisl stall fur Man practice *?he<!,i|e, have been work­ the challenge round, the young Adolph Itupp xaid Inday he would blond Aussie ace sliced Vic Seixis sel, who has seen action both last ing dally since Christmas Kvi liked to have retired aa Kentucky the offer' from Daytona Bench Into ribbons, 0-4, 6 2, R-I, to retain year and this but has shown for this first game ever to In Intermix to Join the FHL club r| 1 _ , , V i o w o n T l n » 4 4 baaxclball coach, hut since three the coveted cup for hii country, much improvement this year. The played by a Stetson team against of hU former players are now In­ there. Too much bn* been invualed 0.4 H center 1s from Ft. Mitchell, an Ivy League five. three matches to two. volved In the college bribery neonIn the future of .Hnnford bnaeBasketball at Stetson is 60 Ted Schroctlcr had kept the chal­ Ky. dal he has decided in stay and hall, he said, In lefering to the lengers In the running bv handing Rolnklng, Smith and Oksnee year* old this year and it is in­ face tho "shelling." new baseball stadium, to lot Mervyn Hose hi* second straight were lettermen from the squad teresting to note tnat Yale's bas­ Kcnluckv, ranked No. 1 In the things work tbemselvc* out with­ set defeat. 84- 13-lt. 7-5. ketball record* go back only 64 Chilly weather greyhound fans Associated Press poll, takes on out some help. The third straight capacity crowd last year while Carlin, of Day­ year*. The Yale-Penn *eri*a of tona Reach ia a transfer from ‘ The present franchise In tho saw u seventh race long shut, Brigham Young In the first round of 15.300 at the White City Stadium 96 games date* back to 1807. South Pacific, come In firat to pay Florida State league is still held $7U.H0 gave a five-minute roar of triumph Tulane where he played forward Harvard first appeared on tho* at the Hanford-Orlandu nament at New Orleans tonight officially by the New York (Bants. Kennel Club last night with tho fit. Louis meets unbeaten Villsn after Sedgman nearly knocked Sei- last year. Hla hrother Bill was Yale schedule In 1001 and Colum™ But Krider expressed confidence qulnlcln combination of South Pa- ova. xa*‘ racquet from his hand with a Stetson player about six years Ida nnd Princeton were added In his unreturnabte service for final ago. that the franchise would lie turn­ clfic amt Wliltuy's Special paying 1902. Stetson In tho only m-w Rupp, whose Kentuckians have point. ed over to a locally run corpora­ $56 for the highest team result won 442 games and lost only 70 In team to be added this year and The Yale five la expected to They remained standing for tion a* soon ns there wax n ■if the evening. the past 21 years, predicted In an the third Florida team over to another 20 minutes white Prime ■tart three tail men at center appear on tho Yale schedule. group rednv to tnke over here. interview that the scandals would and forward, hut tho guards are Dee l.ee captured the sprint In Minister Robert Menzies presented Present officer* of th" (llnnl's Additional seat* have been put both 8.10. Cant. Eddie McHugh final race of the evening with not hurt tho game "because peo­ the trophy to the winners - Controlled club are Krider, Curl tho Hold Ib-riiy and Forest Nation ple like to sec It and kids like to □ml Blair LeRoy are slated for in the Airport Arena for tho Not until they witnessed his flaw­ Huhbcll and Edgar I*. fVeli-y, scoring In tho runner-up and play it.” less performances the past three the guard positions. Dave Sears, Yale game, there aro no reserved (Hants treasurer. “ If it should have hurt anywhere, third plaeea. days had the Australians quite 6.3 probably will start at center seast and there I* pltnty of park­ In slslng up the flnnncinl proIt should have hurl at Kentucky, ,______ realized what a truly great tennis with John Weber, 8.2, and Robert ing space. ItKHtll.TH I,ART N IO IIT but the people at licxingtun hav ■pects of a club here the brnnsed player the Melbourne youngster has t l t s T lt A t ' 14— F a lH rlty Tlnai M i l not lost ralth," he said. baseball veteran expressed con­ ri Uni l.lsli 1* 11 in T.t" 1.in become. „ 7W*» w u . p m -mm Kentucky arrived at the Sugar fidence that a loinl organization 6 M u - I l l 11.40 s .in In defeating Schrocder on opening 4 o r * PA V t* C U P , i.u'i Bowl Tournament n heavy favorite could show a profit. Ila pointed s l.uui** Uutitar day. then joining Ken McGregor tfr-'JI C P A U iM S g P O U N D SKtIISII HACK—A/IO Mila despite tho fact the Wildcats' All oat the advantage* of a new rent in the vital doubles victory over T'llwa aa .4 America Center Bill Spivey was A N D 1NW 2 o r N Tree stadium and estimated the 14‘lral IInlF llallr lluaklel Schrocder anil Tnnv Trabcrt Thurs­ IS / A P P C W P A N C B /N a So 4.011 llu nnl Included on the squad attendance necessary to n profit I Kerri* KmIii day and beating fieixns today, ho Spivey, a seven-foot pivot man 1111r I'HMilnra *.00 4.1" -1*7 / TAB F IN A L F O P at around the lit),(Kin mark. In )J Hpr lost only one set. That was to ins Mulil t In asked this week that his name be 104d the Hanford team pulled * t.lllie Triinip — J / j t n b A o e e /e e — 4.10 removed from the eligibility list .Schrocder of ter he led, two sets SI,(171 paid admissions to home T ltllltl list i*—S' IS Mila Tlmai as.4 v n e r v e w on to none. ny GENE PLOWDEN AP Newxfeaturen because he said It had been "mall tnrruHil Hall llally llnsliln ame* and drew >n in ltt|7. / Q A N D L O B T J! — * Sc Ixns today played probably as clously" linked wilh the bribery MIAMI BEACH t.n-Fun loving 1 Train 16.10 l.lil 1 40 GOLDSBORO, N. C.—The birth hereafter the flumes showed n I Khm Ill-lie good lonnls as he ever played In , C U P HA 5 I SO | 4l| scandal Spivey »ald he would not Tech and hard working a toady iltnp to » low JK,7IU m ; Inin Hills *8 years Me fought valiantly for of his first daughter was a dis- Georgia 140 return In the squad until hi* name N e v a p BT A Y B D /N T H AT llayior settled down In their luxury giilnli-lu li 11 I I I no 1860. 4 (k every point right In the end. Yot appointment for John H. Ellis. hotels C O U N T P y iP .B e T H A N S today, only a few blocks— I <• it1lll.i: i Kerri* Fain A had been cleared. With eight sons, lie had hoped for he never had a ghost of a chance Under the nrcsi-nt league (m-I-iip HAII.V Y e A P B -t T W A * T H e R E . A Train I l-l I pnlll (IS III Texas Christian meets Vander­ ii ninth boy so he could field his apart, to await their orange BowV against the Inspired athlete on the each club |ifays » total of 72 koi u rn ftAt'K—a/ia m ii * d u r in g b o t h w o p l d w r * ' bilt and Texas clashes with Texas meeting next Tuesday own baseball team. lima *W,I i tr.er side of the net. bom* games in n 144 game split ____ _____ Cnacn Bobby Dodd planned a iii urine I in n o 1.10 A. k M. tonight In semi finals of Time erased tho disappointment i f In# F«««ft( ««>W M «r« ■muon. And an avemge attend- 4.1 HuI. Mulu-y Hill* IS OO 6.00 the Southwest Conference Basket­ for Georgia Tech to­ end more than fulfilled th* amhl- light workout to •Bee of 700 per game would hit 1 licit,I tin III 1.10 ball Tournament at Dallas TCU tlon. Now Kills has enough sons day, but no scrimmage Tho squad the 60,000 figure sunn ns neces­ (jilllllrl* II-S| 141.40, and Texaa are light favorites to for a football team, plus two will take the afternoon off to go ITKTH IIArK—d/ta MU* Tima »>.» sary to a profitable club. lo the races at Tropical Park I ltn*iy lllley UK) ic.40 6.10 push through to the final game. daughters for cheer-leaders. Ktiilrr said he would animunrn 6 Ills Jerry * to l.io The Christian* hit on 41.3 per The Engineers from Allnnta hod They never got around to form­ < r'liie Mini I ’lcver |.|0 cent of their shola Thursday night the dale of the nigautiHiliinnl Huliilelu ing thu tram, but 13 children In a brief session of running plays. 161 *11. meeting some time next week * I \ I H It IS-6I In whip a good Rice team, 00 37. Dodd said It was "our first good ATI J—ft/1# Mila Tima US. I the family can make life as ex­ T ill S ir, ].*o Vanderbilt hail trouble unlll the With Friday eel ns a tentative I Ttiuniler Jet workout since the first of Dcccmciting as a continual football 5 Hnn» tins T.I0 1.10 stretch In licking lowly Raylor, no date. ' I i Ireaell - j > 33. LAKELAND Uk—Found for pound go mo. Mrs, Ellis, a warm-humor­ ber,1 He said the weather In Atlanta Hul III* In ll-SI 111 SO. ed woman of 16, declares she has and year for year you probably Texas and A. A M won their SKI HATH HACK—.1/10 Mila hod been so hud “ We couldn’t g e t* Submachine Gun DELAND—(Special)—The Stet­ JACKSONVILLE UB-FInrlda and Couldn't find belter footliull players been “knee-deep in children" for Tima ,13..1 first • round games Wednesday to practice," tint nddodw • M’.ii II i I-u. in,*3 10 l*.mi 140 night, the fjinghorn.i strapping son Mutters went through a movie Georgia, winners of first-round in the country today than those most of tho 28 year* of her mar­ outdoors hu plans no scrimmages before Iho riage. Wlili, y » Hpei IhI 4 SO ] 10 games, meet bmighi to determine Gets Around Corners 7I lieu who are In piny In llio .Santa Claus ul jr'n Hlfl J 60 Southern Methodist. 50 42, ami A *cxxion last night followed by a wlm keeps the lead In the Gator Bowl tonight "I guess it was my senso of game. (Jill lilel.i 17-SI 16.1,011 "butnp'* session on the machines k M defeated Arkansas, 4!t 4(1 "The boys picked the Orange humor that pulled me through," llmvl Rnskclhull Tournament. The bowl Is not too fancy a I II,II I II IIAt'K—n/ta Mila DETROIT igt—The Army has per The big game of the Rig Seven its the *i>roti<l drill of the day In Bowl because they figured they she chuckled. "That, and my na­ Tima i .13.3 Florida's Gators turned In their gi>tup— yet It's the first time in faded a submachine gun that I I.eliny rimrt preparation for the Tangerine sixth straight triumph by beating could have more fun in Miami Is So I6.|0 s oil Conference's Basketball Tourna­ the five-year history of Iho bowl tural love for children," (hoots around corners I lllilnrln t.lu 11(1 ment at Kansas City will bo played Bowl game in Orlando on January than any place else," Dodd said. Only six of ilie children are at the Clemson Tigers. 73 62, Thurs­ the game bus been played In Flor­ 7 llulliei M m III l-eil l-o And what Is more, Joseph r. tonight between the Kansas State 1. home now, but that's enough to "We'll bear down in practice bul day night nnd Georgia’s Rulldogs ida. Homo, project engineer ul the Do sj MInl„Iii 11-41 117 10 v rtl It h i :—O/IM Mila Tima 113.4 Wildcats amt the University of Kan keep Mrs. Ellis busy. Getting them we also intend to enjoy a vacation." Two sessions are scheduled for were 70 50 winners over the Florida Four learn* of pinl-sized foot­ Irolt Arsenal, says the curved hnr 4VIl.svmn tan 1411 j |n sax Jayhawks. Georgia Tcch'a third trip ballers are out to win the title as off to * -hool—slx-yent -old Stevie, to ItthoIsGranga r«l la more accurate than u straight s (’lever I,any T.*o X6» Kansas state, which won the tour­ today with rough work scheduled State University. Bowl. The engineers Clamson and Florida Slate dash ■(he nation's best midget football the youngest, started this fait— have one. I Mhuplrii J ] | nament in 1047 ami again last year, at one. won two and lost one gamo yninleiii r a- ■i Its in. and preparing lunch is n full day's In tho first game of the round team Sights arc secret, but the TKVril Head Coach Joo McMullen was In Miami's New Year’s Day ex — IIAt lT—SOKU Tlmai M..1 moved Into the semi ■ finals this Teams from Roanoke, Vn , and work for mother. fun about* a 45 caliber slug that .1 I lee |,-n 11.00 1.40 1 40 time by outclassing Nebraska, 87- pleased to see Halfback Fulmer robin tournament tonight and Flor travagania V John, "Skinny", Charles uml Ida and Georgia in the second. New Orleans, I,a , slart the bowl |.10 ---can be deflected as much as no 5 lluhl llenry 1 to 67, Thursday night. Armstrong back In uniform, run­ Meanwhile, the Buylor Bears S K,,re*l .'Vultnii Tommy are all In the Navy. Billy From the middle of Iho first program at 5:30 p. m. An hour I to Kansas, undefeated In eight ning well after having boon out oW ? 1**. nm* pierce an Inch— quIlllelH tl-ul 111.III. morning und afternoon In the Coast Guard, whllo scheduled board it loo yards. It games, trounced Colorado, 70 56. In of the Inst few games because period on, tho Gators outscrapped later. Las Vegafc, Ncv., and Omaha, Is workouts today to mlike up for Bobby lives in Goldsboro nnd, llku and outran the Clonison five. Hick Neb., meet. Winners of tho two will fire 450 rounds a nilnulo round game of a sprained ankle. Armstrong foe opening first time lost in traveling. The squad TONHiHT'H KNTRIKH Cnsarcs was the hero of the Flori­ games play at 8 p. m., to decide his father. Is In tho insurance arrived The around • the • corner gun Wcdnc'sduy. late Thursday from Wnco will do the punting for tho flat- da win with 21 points. Big Don the tllleholdcr. Kilt XT HACK—Futurity business. Jimmy Is In college. M made by attaching a curved In lonluht's other semi • final tira sgalnst Arkansn Hlate. Algo by plane and Coach George Sauer 4 limlraliiwii luiil lllii" HIiik . Ilia Carolyn and Dottle, the two said The 113 bowl-playing youngsters lir r e to the Army's M 3 sub­ I Iiiiiii Iit . Mol,,I I Irani t x, Jurary ul, bracket Missouri gained a berth in uniform was Co-Captain Clar­ Richardson led Clominn with 17. team la In good shape, Georgia used speed and rebound­ must not be older than 13 nor girls In the family, "Hud", Jerry, both his HI'i" Thimiler, Alrxhul, All** against Oklnhomo by trimming machine gun, rommmdy known »!>»(. physically and mentally. ence Hughes, who missed tho last ing ability to pull awav from Flor­ weigh more than 109 pounds. I. inii 111,n Larry and fitovlc round out thu • mndg HI* a* the "grease gun." Iowa Klate, 40-42, Thursday night. games of tho season because of Both coaches predicted a wldo NIH nMi IIAl'IJ—n/intk Mil* ida State after the first quarter. From the looks of the husky family. Thn ages of tho 13 vary •open Tho new barrel, some snltl, i* Miiiuii, r , nurk nuts, Minni" K*i-, 'Oklahoma edged Stanford, gamo and plenty nf scoring. i chipped hnno In tho rlbofr. Marvin fiatterfleld and Jim Urn- Rttlo fellows, New Orleans prob­ from John, 27, to Stevie, 6. , I M ien | optinii, Hlnale pm.i .i i . ..— • *----................... Row ready for large scalp prnduc Cu•"HJim d..Umi!. Kiiest team, 77-71, Wednesday. Dodd forecait Hughes will be at hi* tackle por­ brtfhl each made 20 polnta fur the ably has an edge. It is packed iu*h I’urpo Fun and calamity coma douhlo Oil l Mr-Mail*in. III.), Purnu.r rhirWa defeated Clemson, 73-02, *yin. It can ho sot to fire left or it i It li i ia L i i —a iiitk ' tion with the dnfenslvo team. Bulldogs. I jilt Flsrher made tho with lots of 13 year bids who are In a big -family. Foe example, duel betwhen 1 tight, up or down <0i l„.y, Tup liniw. Pnilily'* Hull", and Ueorgls took Florida Stale, 70 fo-u and Bay IA near the weight limit. mumps struck nine years ago anu said he cnnxbU . Tho gun using the curved barrel l i. I >•’"(,>11. Tnu-i-r Flral, qillc-M 50, in the (inlor Bowl Baikolball Halfbark Bobby Marks, wlm play­ same amount for FfiU. ed against Eastern Kentucky with Thun too. New Orleans never ha* put it of tho children and their the Htirrlna Nkw*. j* ■ llghl type costing only gift nation's best quarterbacks. Tournament at Jacksonville. FuitTII It A4.K—Futurity lost a bowl contest In tho seven father to bed »t the samo time. to manufacture The curved barrel Hull Kay*, Hrnli-il t'xrxu, l ’,ir.-i In other basketball games In a bruised shoulder, was back in This la Baylor's first trip to n years it has been plnying In school condition as were suveial others That turned tho home into a hoiBin be attached In less than a 6l< K«*ll, Wnyii* H. Ilrin li 11*11.., Florida Thursday night. Yale over­ bow). The Bears defeated I Inn II. M i -Ii I m Vj iiik Ii M, Wiu-U * H ill Orange Howl Tennitt fny bowls The l-nuislnna team ia pitnl nnd Mr*. Ellis into a full­ major minute. came a 39-37 Miami half - time with minor Injuries. Wake Forest In the Dixie Bowl at M i n i IIAt'K—fl/laifc Mllr made up of all-star selections Irom time nurse. 1 Tank crew* In Koreu asked for The Mutters will have two prac­ Birmingham, 207, in 1049. My l\ ml in-k y ||„|,r, Acr Hpitil** lend uml triumphed, 70(ifl. Tampa Is In Third Round Now Orleans. There’* sometimes a fright In auch a gun to nhoot Communists Ml•-*-|,|«- i'liu*,.r, HciiI i-Ji Mn-ful, Dull- upset once-bcnlcii Pennsylvania, tices on .Saturday and on MonThe bowl, sponsored by tbe Lake |u-r Dllll", K III III ll * Hlrli-f, (*u in. numbers, loo, Onco the family off Iho lop* of their tank* Often H4 83, In a thriller. The Tnmpuns except to go to Orlando by Shortstop Dirk Groat and right they reported, they had to ask nth Iliiiiiilrr * Air. lilt | Irulniiii. MIAMI BEACH (AT—.Second ami land Optimist Club und Iho I’op went out iti tho country Christ­ trailed by 21 points in the third way of Umatilla where they wifi " •y n t iia i k—a/iaiko m ii * Dick Johnson of Duku'ii or tank crows to blast Reds who third-round matches in Junior Imys' Warner Foundation, lias some of mas-tree hunting. Thero was gun- fielder Hill I y * Kuii . Kuy T..y. Jrrry quarter and didn't go ahead until Confurcnco baseball tho llarry-Anm Crippled play are scheduled today In the the trappings in miniature you’ll oral consternation when a count Southern had crawled atop their lank*. AkuI ii . V.11vi*y. Tup Hhrtf, iiliuil the final six minulrx. Children's Home. On Monday Orange Bowl Junior Tennis ( ham- find at New Year's Day big-time was taken and one child discovered champion* are ulso star perform­ Soma said arsenal engineers de­ Wrllrr, Mulimy |t„y Tmppnr, »KV KVI'll HACK—1/lfllk Mil* er* on the Blue Devils' basketball night, the Hatters hope to try ilonsnlps with an international college bowls. missing. veloped the curved barrel from Muiuly Hmlillrr, Kurealrr, Full _________ 0 not the turf ‘if th-1 Tange:ine, ield competing. Thu city is putting on a mg common steel and It will buf (he Everything turned out fine, ■quad. l"r IIIl-( or lunaly U,. Bowl under the lights. Tho Hat­ Ufa nl Iho gun. HI*. Kv»ly" Krl*ru, Kuan m i **. Douhlea also will get under way parade, even is usxlsllng In picking though. He had Juat boon over­ HI «*a*k JiokiHr. ters will headquarter in tho Ango- and glrla wilt complete their pro­ a 106 pound bowl queen, Little Miss looked and left at home. combined efforts of every memHHIIITII MACK—,11*1* Mil* Midget Football of 1051. bill Hotel In Orlando and wilt gram halted by rain Thursday. There’* also safety In numbara, her of the fnmlly. "Koch one put , ISi'ttoti llrlxlil, llnl. Wnlkcr, MM Vegetable Market w hul. luuly llufi|,in, Hrliulnr I'ulremain there Tuesday night af­ A still unsolved mystrry around Best match of the day likely will In his time as baby-sitter and I iiihI IUI,y, trim runny, ter tho gnme, returning to DnLand be between Tim Coss of Washing­ Public Net Tourney the Kllla house la "Who cut tho dish-washer," Mrs, Ellis explain­ JArKncNvu.M: ,Ai', n,« f *,i . Hum HumHim k ara)-Ht»l* ,Market Neu* Mi-rvlei- Alwuy* fins off thn goldfish?" on Wednesday. Classes will re­ ton. D. C., top-seeded among tho ed. MATII HACK—.I INIk Mil* f * r!f ,,rh market un l-'lurtilir l-mly Hura, Hky Crularr, llml F*uKnters Third Round Evidence strongly pointed to It w m love at first sight when nlnr boys, and George Longshore fruits amt *veai'lnl.li’* JACKSONVILLE Conch sume Thursday. " r- '••Hie ('III HurlliiM, Jolly Bobby, hut ho •till protest* his , Hoap lie,in* Injetiet* v i i l i ’i i t l l i r * ',lltiny. Anniston, Ala., Alabama State 18-year-old Virginia Earn met MrMulln had little In lay on r«SH* ijMiiHMirr. Itnul.u, Frank Howard mid his Clominn Mr HIhkI qiiNjlty 1no - 3 U I K pmirur MtHK, I l«4J| John Ellis 28 years ago. They wero I III till v, JACKSONVILLE WV-Thlrd round Innocence. Tiger football leant made u trip tho typo of nluy he plana to usp champion. i ’* i.V*". •'lenllfUl* fair In iin n il Altogether, the Ellis children married shortly after and mak­ I'KVril IIAt'K—a /ia u Mil* Another good match sends Al matches were on schedule today *»".-*tu lomrar In*. ..„ .... today that hardly anyone forecast against tho Indiana from Arkan* ft" flu« tlrltea law IJjI)-|.S6 Wax Trump sas State hut was drilling his Harum of Coral Gables against the in Iho 36th annual Ftorlda Public have put in 108 school years, with ing plana for a big family. for them ■ few month* ago. law fair mialliy j mi. 30 year* of perfect attendance. "John ia Just sorry every ono Clrmson, coming here to play players on the defense to ston a top foreign seeded entrant, Fran- Courts Tennis Tournament. -^(-alery |) Inch craias (Inlilaolirart llml. II Twenty two matches wero run Seven have graduated from high of them wasn't twins," Mrs. Ellis d f*W aalea 4 itnaan Min s ijuieii 4 no Miami In Iho (Inlor Bowl game, powerful ground attack which the clico Contreras of Mexico City. school and tha other alx at var­ declared. Aa for herself, xlm i* off Thursday In tho rain-beset meat waa duo to arrive by chartered , \ , te l* 7 * siiiihxm (Klnrv crate* State Farmers Market plane ious sUgra along the way. visitors are reported to have. Mb satisfied with the number and and all followed the form chart A in mldmomlng. Tl-I 14 iHiurer biw n* mo Jimmy proved an old adage very proud of each one. except one.. Unranked Anita Wads­ may plan to combat thla nffenae i .Shui intier* liuslivl* S.So-T.Sn Most of tho stnrs In Inst year's Heyorl 4«. ,1A •'Tha ■site of tho University of With the four oldest sons maroor«r i nn.s.in i,iir mi.iiiir » i,uOrange Bowl unset—Clemson 13, with a similar type of pity op Florida's basketball gnmos, Flor. worth of Jacksonville Beach ouited ■bout the "seventh son of a sev­ aSM'llHIl XTATH FAHHKHH sn iiniiuiirv iiUnl|iy 2 In.inn i„,u, third-seeded Hlnnlc Warshaw of enth child" being born lucky lied, grandchildren ere beginning SIAIIKKT Miami 14—were lost by graduation i* I.io -fM rickli-N lio -is ii poorthn Indians will be expecting Ida Gymnasium, accomodates 7,300 Tampa, 6 0. 6-1, In a first-round when he arrived in IU38. Ha waa to awell the ranks of tho Kills saafnrd, Florida r l.su-fdo. and it didn’t look like another bowl rtifi rollowliiK price* reported liy trip (Junrterback Johnson to fill th* spectators. contest In the junior girls’ division. the first child Imrn In tho county family. To dale, there ate five— Mol l / l tni*Mi'l Ilmen 3 ait-j.nu for the Tigers. E'liaiilitiil IiiimIi i-le J (iil.| 4li few III" lleitlvra oil TI|« Hiilifnrd Hint" Five seeded men's entrants, lad that year and he gathered a num­ all bays, air with passes. But Billy llnlr nnd Co. enmo KorinSra Market fur produca aulil Ifll un Sun poorer low n* I on Looks llko another football by Calhoun Dickson of Tampa, ber of prise* as a result. Trucker* A l>milnra up to t:lu along strong after losing In millTh* Providence Red* of tho Knillr* t.'lileory bnulirl* 1.1}.J no to Reports from Orlando Indicate I'.Sl. I tee. IT. Raising 13 children takes (he team might be In the making. scored easy victorias. Dickson, tha kaenrole l>ii«tiel» a nu-i an. season to Cnllego of Dio Pacific American Hockey League have liStlure I'oiHlein, t-nilc* Ilia llo*. ItealiH, Tenderareell. and South Carolina. They finished that ell tickets In the west standi their own radio station, with to-seeded singles performer, bait Depending qualliy m l O m e n S u 'l-S .M i fe w I j f u n o rflu. fiiir. It no.| l 4o with • 34-8 victory over Auburn have been sold and that only a broadcasting studios right In tho. Tommy MIc klcr, 14-year old Bolles low «* 1.60 11■>III ItI n 140.4,00, School -“ student, 6 2, 8 0. Henna, Pole lilt. hpr. S.II- ill) Rhode Island Auditorium. ‘J* few remain In the east atands. ISM t! •ntahst carlunn ll-IOs t'a ■Urge, Kla. 10 III, liaaa I IS. I.SI to clinch the Gator Bow) bid. Miami, aager to got revenge for I'uliluiH", Chlneau crate* | , | | . 140 h irs liuih*l» pour tu ordinary last year'a upset by Clemson, Is SWIJy 1,14-I.IU, W liuxllel* 1,(10 t elerin Flu. tlotden |jnpensInn Miss oral** 1.10- 4.11 staying on Its homo grounds until .H i""'" PfUfornla Won- < elery. Florida Pascal, UsK . 1,0.0.-'.!” I'o'irsr quniliy S.S* oral** l.Tt* 1 .II Sunday, ,k*r IIUl rime lypi-n ■.tin-la Ofl One of the biggest followings of . crulea 100 g W W alll* Anaheim* all the bowl Teami—18,008-wlll h tw i ill: j“ Pula toss III pound •neke Trlumpti Clemson In the Gator Bowl. Till. Iiakt. 4,11- 4.011 cheer pa unknown arude l>ui generally f i n m u l i e r a They iwiil swell the gsme crowd j“d appuaianru «lae A and II ale- 1 . 1- 1 l i m e . I c a b a r i I, II*. Hanging Hla* U A. erte. 4.10- I.TS to capacity, about 3B,ooo. AadUhe* I* quart bsnkelt So, ••■I II. poorur .fo-.Tg. f b X . i r ,io olf ball will t>e from 8.000 to toreMnwa! 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Victor Karma, JefMrwon County, C h iflta Town W in Vlrulnlu W T H U SIAMK o r THU tlf .tTK OK r t o i i t n \ —m iK K T iM ifti F mmI Knki*, li.i-kflliiill much nt the Unlvcrsltv <*f Aiiroim, \va.-t ,t civil eiiKliiei't l> f.'ii* he clllrre I the ,'onthiliR mill » in tt'-t. . T in : ju N F n im Fri. i» ii Too -leel -iih'siiniii in h i- m iln -till- cl- Wl-fnll-lll. V Who !• Ilia plaintiff, anil yijii. lion* Lt'^nl Notice g r l* C h rla to p h rr llo y a to n ttr* th « d t r a n d a n t I n * m Ii( s u i t T h e atilt m d l y o r r i * ban h * # n f II«*<1 I n i h t * d r A U t t o i i r t o f itairilrtolv C o u n t y , y | h WPrcult, HI it! i« of nl H an fo rd . 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McLAULIN * T w m . cF Mtw It K l t . V D N . Ctrrk of the Circuit Court. Hcrnlnnle County, Florid* 1SKAI.I j" t a t r r llu rrl*. ■ m <SoES B 7 W K E ''P u Tt i m ' i tii: T rrifila t -t ii it a at inert In *5 < 1 thr •I Mrli "M-« r» i•t Tin1 finllif All ■h ' I Rink u Ml i lie hi ,t f 1t' I’ I • k i tl if l|*< 'll ^ |'t ford Fk'lM.t *'l U I'lhlfa-liO. -1.1*1 nat * • I ..I t « ........ In. k l M for tfi« lr* f t* i i .Hi »*t the '• ID-H i f «ii. ft nltur but. til 4t I'l ’pel I v . "inc In he* Cm I I I hr * Mu tin. I 'no rio r* You i»rc r*'1;■*l r i >Im h nr w *r to Hu* abovf? ault io writing on of brfort* Frhruaiy 7. I*i5j, or a iltcrae pro confrano will be entered again*! you. W llnM « my hand and »eal an C ltrk of th»* Circuit Court, Mh Cltcult Hrnilnoir Coonly. Florida, thin 11th day of December, I9&I. O. J 'o O P T O M E T R IS T E Y E S E X A M IN E D G LA SS ES F IT T E D WEEZ-MAID M ,\,M Y V o l k s Kf-FV u t t ia DR. C. L. PERSONS F R E N C H F R IE D H O T DOGS ................ I Re itA ItllE C ti'E D ,w IIA M IU T tG E R S 3CK I'uue mi <*Un)it*’ C ou nty, i i f u a i .d I Hi I HAMOONEU’S> Alltr MEDITATIONS Vet erun hnlfl<n>k I'.tt llm li-i of the I'* In.il t,i in* in tin* N FI Y o u « r « hereby t h a t au lt III d i v o r c e h a a b * # r i b r o u g h t a i r a l u a t f o u b y y o u r w lfr . V irg in ia Ito y a to n . 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Min kci " 110 Hanfm>i Aw, 11, ii 11*■ Evening S:ur. . ‘.ill Rnlpb Itnx l l « ri .1 W A H IIIN ii Min hllieleptiued. i ^ n i i k , . ’I'liiiiitiMi id gum ,uitenl 1 ',ill - , ■r x 11 < , W * i i h I'J l M SAN El III II t 'it y Pi.iiinity, .See H O M E I lelivci v, Im i " d h ’-io.lint Phillip-. III. 1, llo\ II, Hnii.-•lli*. ( ‘nil '.Lm. T ill ifl V Ser­ fnril. I'Jl Halley. A— \ If I'lCI.EH Edit SALK —. rCXEOo F E E D S Complete lint'. vile Hlnlinn I 'l . l M IIIN .i Einitriie. mid u p o n w m k. FreJ e-tlniale. R L llm xe y. 201 Hnn fm-| Ave I'hnne I H'jH. l.A W N M o W E IIS Hlimpenc'i, lil1 yele- repniieill I — I, u n i key w m k. P lu m p ' cl vice, II W Shuninn Iln E I'l, Hi IM 'N tiU Y f " r Inline in-w 1 • ’nil l*H iitnl iv-k .le ru in .In n -tn l V 11 I lie Slinflird Hernld while .111 vni'iiHnn M l . I Y I’ E.S KuRilngcr wnrk Reii-niiulde R a le - Five K -tl* m ate-, Spreader Service, I.inn .111 I | *.,l,>,,iii, iiinl l-'i i liliie r . • liupi-nli-r X (iiiieey, Plim, 1 7 3 : 1 m nr m m l L. I,. H ll.l I'll,im I'i'i'hmi'la,i. Plume ill . A'. Kimle I, S un * Iln n C - Tnaeila E’eeil Hlnre Y o D ll I'D L I.E R Rrn-h Dealer lia-eli-i'l inn of hrii-he- anil rn< n ie lli- in ll'tllilav hiute-. Ill'l - I E.*/« REN I Pink Tel. I:ir,I lifter 0 : 0 0 I'M I K IE D S H R IM P Dinner "The W E I.A h \ AP Ml IMHLN I . . Itmmia Heal Hln imp nn E arth " at limn* a,nl Mltue- 'H i W. Tn ' H I i m 'I e r’a, 721 E. lat St. Hu,im IUU-V/. I'N D K ItW O O ll -tin n lai'l l,|ie W lili I. I.a li’-t limilcl, like new M IM U I mr* I fiiipll* III Mill fliif* I I J ' i l l l Hallfnl'l AI lull. Ii- Na ii pi. i'li pci imUD-nt h i Pliifc lim i.il Rank. Itiimn 117 for ijh| i |* m -It.rI chii k« Nii c *1**111 f.ii IM 'liI pcopl. I 1!’line O N E Ill'Ll, i iihhliae p llt.ll-. "il* heil ni'lii'iu lei I lire plant-. W . ’ I la M ilI'hnne 773 .1 II n o VI, fin til-In i|t i'l*1 iv", Mil RAWT.I IO II I'R O D UCTH, r I. hike ID III S'lI'fiMll Cut ID I \ f'liili Slimiyn, Rl It ling 'J’JO, Oilalnln, fo ld 3f.fl11 i'11 111 | 111*! ihts III I'll 1, ill C A R P E N T E R WORK 'J h'JiiM.m »i* fit'll tvfc l.ioiAi' ^ M l ^ 11ijia lilie. i-'nr ipiiek repair Jnh*. nr -m ull fin 111h)i*‘ i, jtijr.u n 111 •. •. i »i *ih In n h liu ir, ^ h ill D in I l_lj2_JAt^L^ IARTIC LES W A N T E D —B utilll|C I ’I h iii * |M/! i M H C N fiA l.o W fm lent. |*Y • loom cm nplH ily furnishcil. PIdhd' 1Ik .) CM tf imJ>ui *1 K !pi I tin. wA n t i TH “ W A N T E D in Mnntnul In miililt.i aj{e riiiiple fn iiil-lieil m i »,i tment man ill nf Eehrinuy. P u l- i pla-" fm nilult- only, (,’lmi I*- W aal, 31102 I ’llifilm Rautl, llailm m .i- I t M ii rylaml. (-1. W e-tm lli-te i AI i Ikv, Real Fuilnt* For Sale —3 SEMINOLE REALTY 1733 Maanalia Are, I'hana 37 T. W. Mere — W. lUelrirha J. C. Illiilin - — Aa-nelalr-. IF It I- R E A L E S T A T E , w hetlor you want tu Inly nr -ejl. *eo, W. HALL, REALTOR Florida Stull' Rank (Oinuml Floor) I'hono I7M SMALL hut proauormia urortiry at u a mi l -nr r If Irf. 02.1 ('ypi.i*a Ave. Plain* 171 -J. HIJSINEHH PROPERTY. Warehoua* IMP hy fin’ localeil near center of town. On center lot of three Iota comprlilng ■» block. Two imaller alorea uttuched with two alee *lie apartmentoverhead. All rontod at nicu lr.coip°< 913,000. fl.onv 438-J or \v,, hay, -el| & tl'A'In (laid fm nil me. W il-m ,.M iller Fun.* it til e Cn. I l l K. let* I'hnmi 0.r>H. (h i ('InliP- i,-rttaiirnnt-. - IIK I.P ------------- ——a —8 W ANTED R E A tlT IO IA N , senior prefem al. Sulary mill coimnl—Imi, Hue* i let'- lleuuty Nook. Ph, 071,__ W A N T E D : E*lierleiH'eij laiakkeeli or. Permanent. With nil Inine firm. Character referencoa neee-nary. Apply In writing giving f ill partlrnWa. Iln* 1IX c'o Snnfmil IlorahL l /.RTY TO LOOK after a hu-V* ne— in Sanfarii. Shoil hour*, plea:.nut work, no -elllng. In* enr.ie -tin t- at once. Won't Interfeie with ycnir preaunt Job. Aioniiil *Llfi.»H> weekly tn -tail, t I'li'i <10 Cu-li Inve-linent leipiireil. Thi- i- lint n Vending Sl'iehliu) llualneia. Fnr Per* -onal Interview. Write Iln* M c/o lien,Id, FLOOR and Fountain. Experlenco not nrceikury. Mu»t ha neat and pleasant. Apply Mr. Dili before II any morning. Touchtnn Drug Co. ____ _ llELP WANTED—YouDg'mli'n a'* uhI p.i clerk. Knowledge of tire* Atubea preferred. Steady cm* ploymunt. Group Imurance. Va* Flrutono cotton with Store* i’l - N tilT C E ff-P E R S O N A I.S — t j Ciuiipii’te Itintiotor Repair. T O M M Y 'S R a D I aT o r R E P A IR SHO P R E D W IN D H A M P A IN T A N D IIO D Y SHOP i'h n n e II— Itlili-I H .in fn r il, I.OSl’ AND P O IN D E la . -tl l.l 1ST; Ladle- wi i-t wale I, ill dnwntmvn men Mmidiiy. lto* wuid. l‘hunu_-12.1-J. __________ l.O ST: llrnwn ninn'i wallet con* taining d raft rn n l und uncial Neeiiritv card. A l-n uhnut f l l in rn-h. Stanley Smith, -107 Went lat. Silent. 15— a d t o m o i i u .e s — 15 KENT A CAR. U-drivo It bv day, work, or icaion. Kngliah Ford* and American Ford*, aedan*, itn tinn wagon* and convertible*. Htrlcklimd-Morrlaon, Inc., E. Flret St. ____ ] 1341 FORD Cluh Coupe ha- ra* din, heater and terrible paint Joh hut runa gmal. $21)6.00. Phnne 1Bill• AV after 11 P.M. FORD Mmlel A roup*. Excellent _condition. 1OB We»t IHth Street. TRAtLERs' “^ - 1 • FOR SALE equity In US ft. bouaa trailer. Will trade for diamond or what have you. Ph. 1U1*M*U. ,v a * i �• - Heavy Influx O f Tux Returns Front G a m b le r s S e e n A ll Male Jury Is Deliberating Case O f Tallulah’s Maid Cronin, charged with forgery and grand larceny In raising checks W signed by the actress Roth shies rested Thursday after t a flurry of |>oetry ranging from ffhakrsnearean quotation-, to un original laiem by Defense Attorney Fred It. Morltt. Mrs. I'mnln specifically Is arcus ad. In a at count Indictment, of Jj raising more than $4,two worth of checks written by Miss Hunk head The defendant lias adnillted hik­ ing tho checks hid contends she was forced to do so to get hock money she herself paid ool to keep the actress In "marijuuna, boote, cocaine and sex." • Miss llankheud hus vehemently I* denied the allegations out u( court l and has said the threatened "ex­ pose" was a "blackmail attempt" to keep I lie ease from going to K trial. 5> The lernpesliions uelrcss look the 4 stand only briefly during the 12 y day Irlul Knrly in Ihe hearing, General Sessions Judge Harold A. Stevens blocked defense ulleinuts to discuss pur|Mirti-d events In ihe actress’ private life lie said Ihe Issue was whether Ihe while haired Mrs. Cruniii hud u rigid to raise her employer’s cheeks. Mill defense witnesses, from time to limn, Injected lurid statements allegedly concerning Miss Itank head's personal affairs befurc they were cut short by the court Assistant District Attorney Jc , M in e Kidder opened his siunuia linn fur Ihe prosecution by quoting Shakespeare: "Who steals inv purse steals trash . . hul lie Ihut filches from me my good name, rolls me \ of that which nol enriches him, anil makes me poor Indeed." Mnrllt said tils client was a Tuunhle maid" al the mercy of , "the temperamental slar. the mighty Miss llaiikhead." lie railed Ihe rasir "u dispute between Iwo elderly ladles, line Who tries lo look young and one wlm shows her uge rullier grace fully." Mrs Cronin Is 59 and Miss llankhriid is 48 years old $ IV I« IIY BURNIO while playing uinund u bonfire with neighborhood youngsters, Itonald F. Feildi-i w it/, 11, uu-lvi-s a Cliristmuf present from his brother, Hubert, If, while Ids mother, M m . I.llllun KedderwIU, looks on smilingly In their Sumiyslde, N. Y. home. Honuld, who hus been In th e hospital since May, ID 4II, was permitted by his doctor to he at home 1 with the fumlly over the Yule holiduys. (frili'r/tatlom d F x rju ilu r; I ROMK MV—Foreign Minister Muhoinetl Kalah el Din Pasha uf Kgypt says Ihe main sel defense of ihe Suez Canal should he mi Turkey’s frontier with Husslu-nnl In Ihe Canal Zone itself Kalah el llln, vaeallmilmt here While H i p H. N Assmuhly In Purls It suspended for thr Chrirlmas holidays, ||ave Ida vines al a news AKINOINO TMI OMMIN3 of n New Ymk ploy. Ihoodwuy shuwmsn Hilly Hose ond actress Joyiu Mutlht-ws, ex-wlfo of comedian Milton Hetle, make llielr lint public iippvaiuucu logclhcr since Joyce was named by Klcunni Hose In sepuialloli suit llo-v h fused liiciomneid when uuwimeii asked If lie and Joyce had uny plans lor Ihe Inline. (fiilrruulluoalj umermis bloody clashes have orriirred In Ihe Canal Zone between Dlllisli furees and Kgypllan civil Ians ami police since Egypt's mill October tlvclslon tu scrap tier Irea tire with Mrllaln. A military spokesman for Ihe Egyptian umbassy In Home ampli fliil Ihu foreign minister's stale mold on remote defenses "You don't wall tu start defending a canal mild the enemy roaches the canal," the spokesman said. Arkansas Planter Introduces Hoes To Afghanistan By HAIHII.D K. MII.K.4 AP Nrwsfeaturr* KAHUI,. Afghanistan—A sandyhaired Arkansas planted has Int ftwluced common garden hors tf Into Afghanistan and they are paying off with a fivefold rotton crop In the rich valleys bordering rpovlel Ruselas militarised front-Zlan. j,'. William W. Dickinson, who r warned his farming on a <1.000I'lanUllon near l.lttlo -W " , Atk., is today tile hero nf -Afghan rotton growers, In part ,. because lie taimht them what a miulerful Inatrument the hoe Is, r enough Itaek musele goes Intu ,hl use. ; Here as an advisor on cotton WKW slpns Food and Agriculture t-vhpl«^l ««slslanee program, Dlcklnsen found many faults with Afghan methods of farming, awnv of them centurl«s old, .Instead of m w rulllvatlnn nf p M *n the Afghan Blantons broadM at Uiatr ae-d. then wait'd pa­ tently for nature to produce o Man With a Mae" ■ pleklnaon tohk in *'.look al (hew. methods, ■Kad lfWarWsmHh M ild an Amerieax-atyle hoe by Strike Is Put O ff Until January 3> IL L B E G L A O W H E N ”1 0 0 „ W O M E N ; * 6 E T * A /H E W R E C I P E * - ' r t X i * e T H E ^ T E N T H O N E T H IS M O R N /A tG - W A N T IN G * J U S T 1 6 P R U N E S - U N W e / N K L E D K IN D * - V F IR M A N D F R E S H * - - - T H yM K N JACKSONVILLE bR-Tha collec­ tor ut Internal revenue today an­ ticipated a heavy influx of 1(1 per cent tax returns from gamblers, but only the governor of the state will be allowed to know the names of those who file. Collector John I.. Pahs Thurs.day announced returns on more than $64,000 from tlx Florida gam biers Fahs tahl, however, that the fed eral internal revenue code pro­ hibits revenue officials from re Mbits leasing any Information concern Ing names, amount or source of Income or any Imokkeeping dala of those who file. Kalis said tho single exception to that was the governor, who may request such Information In order to enforce state laws nr enforce collection of state Income taxes Fahs said Ihe federal law prohibited release of all Information not specifically authorized. He said It was specifically pro­ vided in Ihe 1931 law requiring gumblers to purchase a $30 occu­ pational tax stamp, that names and addresses of such purchases would be u matter of public rec­ ord. To date, 283 Floridians have purchased the stamp Rut, Fahs said, "mat's as far as it goes. I have to be governed by the luw and 1 don't nuva the authority to release any Infurmu lion exc-enl ut Ihe request of the governor." 1 IL.1PYS1K, s u *e l \ \ n \ n V PITTSBURGH Wv-The nation will escape a crippling steel atrlka on New Year’s Day—but wlU bavu to face the threat again on Jan.3, The Wage-Policy Committee of the CIO United Steelworkers vote* Thursday to defer a work stoppsJJ for at least three days. TOol give* the special USW runvention la Atlantic City the (Inal say on call­ ing a strike. ... convention also will makg Ihe union’s formal answer to Presi­ dent Truman's appeal to avert a strike and submit Ihe steel con­ tract dlrputr to the Wage Stabili­ zation Hoard The steel companies already have agreed lo the Presi­ dent's proposal Mr. Truman, who says IheM must not he a steel strike In view uf the national defense emergency, has declared he will use every law on Ihe books lo prevent a nation-wide walkout. If the convention accepts Ihe President's plan, Ihe WSB wlU study arguments of both aides and outline recommendations. These will not be binding. An entire new contract between Die big union and the country’s steel companies Is at stake, f The union's! 23 demands arw topped by a call for an lBW-cent hourly wage increase. It also wants a guaranteed annual wage, union shop and other concessions for Ihe i— v i r J - l G S T T 7 N * T H E IR ) ^ y ~ * * M V f il l o f PRUNE- / ) ^ 4 f)\ w hip If! J <-L i AXSoarneD s iz e s £<S6S i 5 *F A C H I A N O U tE h ? S E C R E T R E C I P E 6ETS A I5 0 U N C 9 Korean War lime being ut lenst six AP CorresiKimlent Wllilum C. flamard qimied Hen. .lames A. Van Fleet, Klghth Army command­ er: "Wo will not saerlfleo our inen needlessly What Is the use of thou­ sands of casualties If it Is question­ able whut gixxl they will do?" The Allies eimllnued lo press for u full ucrmintlng of Ihe 3o.ouo pris­ oners they suld were not listed on the Hells' prisoner rosier. Must of the 30,000 were South Koreans. High authorities In Tokyo have said the 3,11X1 American prisoners reported by the Iteds was approx­ imately tho number Ihey expected to survive uf some ll.ooo Ameri­ Am cans missing In ucllnn. American officers havo reported Ihe Iteds killed 5,000 In H.ooo captured Amer­ icans. Ilowaver, U. N. negotiators asked Ihe Communists fur on accounting of l.OiS U. H prisoners whose names were broadcast by Ihe Iteds, but were not on the Red Hit. The communists, In a written re­ port. replied that 571 died of wounds or disease or were kilted by U. N. air ralda or artillery. Jht Reds said 152 escaped, three were released and 332 names were beIng checked. There was no report un the remaining 23. Trial ReceHH i r » i i u M r»«w sis# n»*> distraught her testimony "wouldn't be with the full knowledge of what she wa* laying." Krle Hamits, another Fairmont College Instructor, testified he and his wife were with Mrs. Mintdel late yesterday when she Itarriraded herself In a bedroom, apparently bent on Jumping out a window. He said she flourished x carvlnv knife and sobbed that she lost her profession, her re­ putation and her Job. Horace H. Meldahl of Charles­ ton, attorney for Dr. Mundel, charged she had l*en hruwlwaten on the witness stand by U. H. Senator M. M. Neely, Fairmont’s 77-year-ohl wisard of oratory who appointed Mrs. lamdln to the education Ixmrd when he was governor and Is her defense at­ torney. "You’re a filthy, lousy lia r,’ shouted Neely. Judge .Meredith admonished IK ith Meldahl and Neely. They Ixith apoloalsed, Neely refused to snake hands. president of the CIO and tho says higher living costs and in­ dustry profits Justify s substantial wage Increase. 'Hie 630.000 USW members em­ ployed In ite Industry now average slightly less then $2 an hour, c The Wege-Pullcy Committee eifP phaslzed (net the strike was put off only until the convention at Atlantic CHy. Mr. Truman expressed happiness and hope when he heard Ihe news ut his Independence, Mo., home The hope was that there wlU be no striae at all. The slrel Industry has not made a wage offer and Murray has ac­ cused company negotiators nf bar­ gaining In hail faith. The inilustiai maintains a pay hike would only add tn Inflationary pressuru. Murray announced Ihe decision to hold off Ihe strike after a Iwo and one half hour conference with Ihu Wage-Policy committee. The Jan. 1 deadline tlltl not allow the WSB time to study tho situation and make a recommendation. P M 3 < & (}(; The crater lake of Chubb Crat­ er averages 9,100 fast In diameter. 8lr flaimiul Baker, British ex­ plorer, was up pointed governor of African Hudan in the early IH70’* by the Egyptian khrdlve. Tito Mar* Folks Yos. TtU TIm More G oods You Sell The American glass-blowing In­ dustry In recent years has pioneer­ ed in the creation of new de­ signs. —*T........ /p w i i K H ene ------------ (lo p fciitei AN INJURID WOMAN (lop) and men (bottom) are renwved from the rou n d t ' Y E L L O W PAGES' scene of the flash-lire that swept through four storlee■of a New York rooming house, killing two persons und Injuring five others. The police •eld Hie hlsze storied when an oU stove exploded n a room Mar toe stairwell on the parlor floor. In a matter of minutes, the flames flared up Uirough the atalrs, blocking all exila from the building. (IxUrxallonaU <•1 7 h o i I l< j i l i n n . it.i it,,i , In The A MIMRIR 01 Ilia aiming Andrews Sisters, Patty Andrews, 30, and Melvin W. Westliter, 30, are mairiod In Hcveily HUL, Calif, by Judge Dana R, Williams (canter). It was the second marriage for both the bride and groom. They'll honeymoon In lot* Vegai, Nev. (fnlernaHonslJ YOU'RE TELLING ME! - By WIUIAM RITT — Central Praia Writer A DEPARTMENT atore Santa ably served the Siamese u a Claua In Dorcheater, England, place In which to dlepoee of old thought he'd relax with a clgaret razor blades. and immediately made a aclsntlllc I I I discovery—false whiskers are ah Qrandpappy Jtnklnt eeg* t r t lergle to matches. juat about giving up hep# e/ ever acting • department tiara lexis I I I Thr mink <a a mighty email Chat who look# like Bant* Close. animal lo ha Ike rotifer o/ lurk a , "J J ' I mlgkfy hig rachut. O. P. 8 . C alling 11180.00 N tw Yaar*a g p e t a l l | 7 | > 0 0 New Yerii baby wMsrted Use BrW,«M be wM M m . H ta flM ________ Buy The Family An OK’D USED CAR FROM HOLLERS. 1947 CHEVROLET 1947 CHEVROLET Fleetmsster ' ’ *) •J Door Hedan Radio, Heater ____________________ _ 1 a ' 111, , 1948 NASH f our* In a cava |n slam, pussies arehenlefUU aa to ita use; Prob- • Big “8” 4 Doer Sedan ' ' Radio, lleeter, Very Clean complete wtUf s.iw.euwsvsraui , r . s. M lu e Stsssis Nm v « v « •- Aero Sedan Radio, New Paint, Clean '■, • ,. Throughout 0 V. ’ * 1* ' , P. 8 . Celling |11B5.00 N tw Y ear n Hpecial i J | | i W 1 j ! | •* x 'q • vq»*♦»•Ik ■ \V4 A giant vaae, loo years old, ix tifA i By STANLEY Geneva, 430 are now dead." The communique reference lo 78 per rent hud no rclotlon to Ihe list of 1I.33U prisoners announced lust week. It eonrerned only a group of 383 inun not listed there. Aside from hinting at the fate of American prisoners whose names failed to unpeur on Ihe llt-d roster, Crunmimisi negotiators offered no further accounting of some 3u,ooo captured soldiers Ihe If N says have nol been listed If N negotiators at I’unuiuniooi again licensed the lleds of Insin­ cerity and stalling the truce talks The Communis!*, In turn, de­ clared that Allied insistence on banning a Red air buildup during an armistice runs Ihe ''risk of throwing uverlMiurd completely Ihe whole basis" of ncgidlutionH. The lleds aguln refused tu pul In wriling an urul promise not lo build up their air strength tIUHng an urmTsliee While the wur of words raged on without letup — mid without apparent decision — there wus no Intm-Qthm that Ihe Korean hattlu front was about to exnliMle Into action even though the 30day csssc • tire line ugrt agreement hud expired Thursday midnight. Mn fost‘ observers expected the Egyptian Minister Says Turks Should Defend Suez Canal veidine into military pldlu* ophy was linked with anuthi-r argil incut against llm t-imllnm-d llnti.-d. Iiuld im Hie Suer Canal /mu- in Kgyntlan Irrrdury, When asked wind would happen If Ihe British refuse lu leave Ihe Canal Zone. he sold: "We will moke It impossible fur llu-iii to THE OLD HOME TOW N �w V -' ' —T— — ■ THE WEATHER Ill Unit? Thirl I t Strtncth— To h i d d Ik* Pm h of the World i To Promote <ho Progrsee of A o ir k t. To Produce Prosperity for H u f t t i f & h t W ™ Concession Is Made By UN In Korean Talks M, Tfl £ * e ft. t MO tft i I I d *.* Fares New’ Year In New' World BOSTON M ’ i Former Presi­ dent llcrberl Hoover -mid today the rnuntry lias been exp-aed in the nasi year to more dishonesty In officials and governmental de­ partment.- than at any lim e In his­ tory. Ami lie wnriird tlml unless lids evil w e ir slumped out "In the last official concerned" Ihe United s ta ll’ s would "iln-lille and rail like Ihe gleaf republics of the pmd." The former President spoke -in a Irnnscrlbed radio forum pro piain , "reducing ihe Federal Wastellnc," 111Madrasi by Hie Mass­ achusetts Coniinlttre fm tin*; H o o v e r Itrp o il, ha 4a* a t f t ftl t l K l i l i l t KMlnhlmlird I'MIS No. Snowlall Buries Cars And Wrecks A Buildim*: IU It 11 H U til It D M VI.LEY I IM l| N <f» I MM11i anv ' I *l Fir If \ niri n Jin tilt rniMi j* hvi' I H. tf,u Bilfrfi «• o ffiiT i * ,i full .ircoiint »t.f|.\ of Mini JO i I jiV • in thr of CoinmiiiiMi llnnujirv Hot thH r ' lie-Bii*-I new *. t nnfrrrrii-** to t»*II fin- wot Id 4i(mtiit it vvjia delnyr I milt I a WnMmnMoh Sfutt* llr* i •misI iirrivo pm i1in»it i (fiein l f i out IM ink for t f I ' i i K II"!I.»n*l, Knlini; \ i r Mil a ♦ "IMm.lll'lt I . Jtlllioillli fil Mini Mu' | u|!11ir vvMiilil li.ivf to wait it ivtol. It 11 Mil8 It) 1V •-I 1,0vv H n *1.111 I>1a tics futci’i1 Mu■ fll.-l •4 -low.I lllll lit-Vi Mh'Y ttr:iu ti l-'-l 11>11.1I fmIII 1V >>' l*811rvl"fl VI' -1 i*i *l*i V lD rl puv-Ill-Ill M1 IlL'O.ntHI m i nil- Col Nulla.u| i i* •it i f iid tb 'bigb still.- I Ifiiiii r liitMi t Mffu i -i 1 from \VaAliMu;Ui|ia* » i M» Mm1*1, wlm f'i8 -ft♦•»f*11 li ol in ( bind -.1 ii) KlimtM m . -ill II--11 itr I in nk fm I “<iii» llllll-l - -II M 11led Unfiii ho I-1I-," the * nmrilMTull •i •lift, **•»* ■1i|<iiti i* lluil Ixlai l*ft K\■Mi Mir Mfily i m-iiti n -Mi mrh-n l»V I m H«iMi tli I/O Mu' ns-« ( - unf- i tu|,r Sul | Oil 1i'put t r i , -uid pin ll|dui VV!4 U "»iiiui'iills -• b--lul i-| lu Ilf*■ol Miu 11lft*l X .1n : l' M r 1 \ M 1 :ST ). llu|l,»o I i - i i - h - .»-•• >" lifl.l- llt to- 11mo i V '.'ilt >.* to-MOlDed t-» oo-i-t ft-*- p i**., t lo . -veiling 11-*- t<*,n -v--, - liaM-b-d over *■* I S oiH i-'iiti* -i lit- A oslrllong it mo la-., I* i la -t olglil at -bi ,1. in-1 tti.-u fbo* o *-- tbcif luoii-i. - a* lo-i e Mu- . oi l * t ■-ig.itioo --f Ho* t*»Mi , n In-1, t - i t * -I .it • -iVlork tin - ......mug. v* i. o |—ndrd it o-—-a I-- p -iloir t l - i i i t-> - it bineo. " I have no doubt that if Ihe i Hoover Commission's ■••< niiimeii. dations nil t-ollet-turs iif In le i nal Revenue and olln-i political np- , poinlees bail been aceppti-d Iw i and one-half years ago -when they wrre made these scandals ciiulil nnl have iic -n riill." He said the dangeis of enrruptinn in tax cnlleetloii wernn t rtei»s to the nu-mbeis of Hie e-im mitision which i-.nub-mn—I Ho- pie*enl ini-Hind of -clr, I nig lav col led ms, and added "They ait* mainly si lectei) by polith-nl busses. They are eert» in l\ selected with lim it lippmval 'the deterniumlmn of their fitness i» pretty imieli based on the ability lo gel votes in lew aids foi do­ ing ,n." Hoover cull 11'mil'll lluee Hungs wen- wiong with (In picsenl xy .trm one, obllgaHoti lo local busses; two, lack of p| nfl- isioual LONDON igw-llowllng hurricane by KEfTII FULLER NEW ORLEANS i/P -A husky cop winds washed mniinlslnous sen* lompeteme mid three, absi-me of "WHAT'S IT AU AIOUT7" 7-montbi-ohl l.lsos Taiuliky seems to t-e asking as, bundled aailnst the winter wrather, she arrives m New Y»rk Just ih n d of the New Year on the Navy transport Gr-irrnl llrrtcu. The Hny DP cim# from Poland with her pm aids who are scheduled to be resettled soon in llocheiler, New York. (International) Cop Delivers 7 7 Ships Are Sunk Pound Baby For On Europe Coast His Pal's Wife By Big Hurricane Instructions Gi ven 80 Mile Winds Whip Up Sens In Worst Over Telephone By Doctor On Methods Storm In Decades delivered a seven pound baby for over sinking ships along Europe's another policeman's wife by follow- Atlsnllc coast today and xrl nfl Ins a doctor's Instructions relayed a series of frantic distress calls by telephone. At !*■■». seven ihrcatcnrd ves Includl two American Patrolman Clarence Glarrussn, sets, SOS signals. freighters, rai oed . who delivered the baby Friday, One ship was m Iven aground Oth told the story this way: GiarruiM and three other squad- era Here taking water rapidly and men answered an emergency cell In serious danger at the homy,dr Patrolman 1-ouU The Il.TIMoftU, 8, freighter Fly Ing Enterprise, rarrylng to crew Fernanda* "We got there Just as Mrs. Fer men and ID passengers mil of limn nandet fainted. I'll tell you iheh burg, said she was llsllng 19 dr truth I didn't know whal lhe hell Brers and "Uklng water" She tn tin mil the either guys storied was wallowing off Ih e so uth w est running ormind like entry **•> o' England 'Smile iratrnlman Fred Smile r Help was standing by thr Fly criuliln'l think of anything hut mil Ing Enterprise anil was ni hand ting water mi thr stove In noil or oil Ihe way In other threatened like they sin in the movies, lie shins VVtuils as high as k:i miles an put four nans on (our burners anil then lit tne riven and put another hour whipned up Ihe worst East ern Attnntfr storm In many yrnrt. pan In there. "Sedgcbccr r Palrolinmi Jay Seri Ports and airports closed in Midity places Coastal towns from elieer) enllril for a crash truck iiere weren't any pollre amhnLiu Spain to Denmark wrre battered ees available al Dial minute—and I Hundreds of small boat, were finally gol Mrs. FernandeC doctor (sunk at iinrhor on the French and on the line through headquarter- English coasts. Tidal floods hll "The dirclor was delivering r river months all along the shore baby himself bul gave Kedgehecr . Most transatlantic sir travel Instructions and Kedgehecr relayed hailed after the Shannon River them In me. All the white Houle washed over low.lying Shannon In Airport Aulhnritles was trying tn get those five pans Icrnallnnal nf water to troll. When we asked said the field would Ire unusable the doctor what ymuare supposed until Sunday nr Monday 'The Queen Mary ’V fl finally tloeked to do with the water he said 'Nn In al Southampton 71 hours lain Its Ing. Use alcohol The policemen, somehow, got Ihe r * £ "*n' 1 V*'* '*lp pnumt girl ilellvoretl and hn' tn,?lle "put tier down on some rags " fn3r h» r,h.V.* m,i * ■ r Tney they hit another snaa-tbr h trrrlflt. baby seemrd to stop breathing ’ it ! - ' i((1|iln,i Am .cir. nn, r There wax another excited " w lia t (t,m » |m l b»A F b ln T ^nlw do we do now?" conversation with !!!/" r1 ,,rYi *ntobt a 91 As Wft#e T a x ) JoncH In Installed A h Masonic Master Vide) Joura was Installed as "worshipful master" of Hanford 1-odgn No. IW, F and A. M. for 1092 al a matting Thursday night al the Masonic Iradge, Other offlrtrs Installed were: 0. J. Wilkinson, aanlor warden; R. ft. Wright, Jr-. Junior warden; I- T. Hheppard, treasurer; R. C, Whitmire, secretary; J, C, Tra* wlrk, chaplain; A- F. llamray, aanlor deacon; James N- Hhlelda, Junior dearon; Waldamar Deltrlch, senior steward; Ban F. Bullard, unior steward, and Arthur Clrchhoff, tyler. J in U N lA n L A H WINT YYlIYf TRUMAN CAN WASHINGTON INGTON IM—A Republican rongressma tman said today president Truman could __ b* re-elected—If the election were held no .Rep. _ Crawford Crawford al at Michigan Ml told n sampling Ihe politic, ." S ' - . f p XH Su l t hla home man probibstate. He aald _ LIQUOR DECONTROLLED ly crtuld carry y kiebi higan against any Republican mentioned for the GOP nomlnatioR. ihlbltion" bottles of whisky, In 19ft Michigan Want Republi­ dacontrol order is affoettvs can. Crawford said hn’d found a good •tabulation agency daal of wnUmanrgmmg Michigan Republicans for ■ Tgft-MscAruur r t Z Z x f 'Z i ( f-iS r r standards nf ini.-eritv lie iiointed nut that the Honvitr Coni inUni on reennunended that the posts nf rnllectnrs of Inlernal Rev. mile be filled through the bi­ partisan Civil Service thimmiirdnn after a "vlgornus Inquiry Inin lh« loyalty character and Integrity nf applicants." "Then,'.' lie cnlilinuril, "It re .y- nulri-s a vigor mis examination determine Ih rii cuuipeteiice f" each special fie ld T in ts llu -se ap p o in tn ic iiln a r e m ade w ith a Inn k g ro u n d o f m e r it, no t on a b ilit y t , gel voles or please sm ile p u lttl, al blisses | f mo,-ti checks bad been m a d e , « c w o u ld m il be fin d in g It hmI I amsA Cla !'(■■» »[ An;rio o -p <i \ u. 11 *1*1*111 iiiiori i" •n*' -ti I »r•111 i it c ht in I hr * 'o - HHH In | ft A M ‘t*' U ii 1 I of I Or- ill lirllll P I' t 41 t’I ti as n *i,l t i ' * 1' | ' i t | U / f i ( !"» -i in-'** With M»** | n( sitttyV ftlm\ > *fnl 1«'', * u .1 ) o it, an t s"»ii Mutt* f|fRf*iiiMivtj! ho im i ;»I liadU iv in i A von T Moon- r,v IYslt< I While, --si r o*ive s. rie ta rv "f lie V im ,m il \ so, oil Ion loi III- V-tv a n, eon-ill nf r.siu i»*il IVtijik. W lnli gave >bis apiia. i, n, an Mlt ff Vll'U u it h tl II* ill i i ,».ii ft Worn Out Land Is Douglas Says Ike Restored By New Is Great Favorite Chemical Process With U. S. Masses land Is changed Into .xlruelurallv virgin 'oil by a new chemical ill* euvery annnitlierd lo Ihe American Assoclalton (or Ihe Advanremeot nf Sclr nt'ft today II I n * yrllovA, Nvnthrtlr iMiudt r which literally f*nanj?c8 tnc sfnl llaclf. II I n nol ji fertilizer, lint erops grow from 20 In IIS) | h-i rent higher yields A Taft man htetealf, Crawford ha thoughtTIFT Truman had “ exposure of ICoKltafttS Oa Pxxx Txxnt I f df* i mirtoriii! ,'iiifiMt||ififif »; Som e F l o i n l n " p a l l y " I p a r tie s W lllio u t " I n n u iliu it t o ' • ••m o ■ lio n s , b e tii o n s te m m in g lb ,- in u n g tu b - o f N e g r o e i p m l i 'v . w* »- t • l.t te s p o rn -ib le v e s t i i - l a y fo r Ih e M in i* I ' h n s l m a - t.m iitt d a \ t ^ *■I I t +■ I MM, fly HOWARD W. HI.AKEKI.EI Associated I’rrxx Science Wrlin I’HILADEI.I'IIIA -.ft Worn on __ y • • ♦|*- »*• l l i f *ti*4im* White Sees Mims Bombing As Act O f Cocoa Soldier, Floridians Against Negro Right,* Killed In Action, IL M M ■ HI'. I I. A IN Win.s Honor Medal ill 1fill* I t imild 1* . 1'1 m II. i i• 11 |Mf til l.i k! mi; lit «1 1• ! 1H'l * tu* 1 ..iuix.l M.... • *• V\ ill* 11#% Jl JUI 11 HI I rill I V MUl'Vl’ V "I M»»* tf rtjfrily a M •* N jifiihliii; w iIn a >i ( Mil'll * Vftil l\ the N ' -11*1, 1111* t linn- v W ASHINGTON v -ni Dougin- .1*1 ••* 1 *'f »l gi -mirib .p 1.1 |te M|l|lI- WI-". tD III t today called Grit Et.i-n bower "tin* ovrrwbchiitiu: liv o ill*- Ml III........... 1A of M. •l|*|M • * * Netfni i*i;1 of Ihe jircat m.is* of Ihe American Mi I 1 t ti V| li j M11f*f8 M jienple'1 for (lie pro uleiu v III -iiort mill'll And he preillcirii ’ i gre.il many Demoeralv” would vole for (tic VVIlD -ipppil a to f• Hiiiti-(. "But Ilf MIUI general if lie her nines tin- lie Ml 1K u 1lixxi i Iasi i-i" pitlillc'hn pr<"»Kh*nii,ii uhimhuh * U|lplfS-.l III Al thr ^nin«» lin ir. l»oiiula« fa m r N*8kn -i np with whit I appiuirffl i*» ,» full ‘ W my | kf8i >| )1i* flat "no" to priqw i'al' in -ooie N i8l*» '»•••* «nn »|i liii'v quartets Ihal lie lie tlo- Democrn ,io.l •i-M tio -n t in lie I'.ir lv '. eandulalr fur I ’l r .idenl - *-o** -, bid ! do al­ in the Ifi.'tSf election io prove tills to l-'t " III Hie idghtv Mtlproli -tile eveul 1\v I-v , in I'j ....... It (Hie lli-u iiiir.ih ' noiolMalioii- x v i i I . I i i i i i e r llm r d came lo me, | would not a-c ep l," lu-lvoig wHliriul engDouglas told ri-p-,i i,-r . llig lo s l filcllo n Since i ongress adiooro- d to nx»'I k *• , I i -sooilm ," Ituber Douglas lias lias irav Iravi-lli-d ber Doiiulas -llc il ex II in.ikes heller baxebalt ill;* mnnds. xlopx erosion, and promise -helper road building Thla magic (rawder, named kn limn, is made of Ihe same stuff aerllonllriles—which make the la lest tynlhellr suil.x and drosses, . ..... KS. ternrlxe "has plenty nf help if aa the kind lhat won't wrinkle when lenxivelv In Hie Hulled Stales Asked whai grass nails si-nlimenl ■Istanrn can be carried out tn wr-l. The ;mwtier has an r lr r lr lr a l ai hr round w llli irx;irr t lo ptrsi heavy seas." The Flying Enterprise lx owned Irsetlon fur clay in Ih r -rail This drntinl iraxxihlliHrs. tin- srmilnl by Ihe fshramitaen Line of New attraction prrulnres rhain.x nf Infix- mndr hi* "overwhelming favor IL a s t lm S !IL’ New Conference Is Slowed By Official: Achcson Rules Out Diplomatic Break .Singling out foi paillciilac rl* ilrlsm the sramlals In Hie lax ' .dinting agencies of tin- governinent. III- -aid: CAMDEN, N. J. i * —The largest destroyer ever built by any navy was In final shape for christening loday. The 9,900 Ion Nnrfnlk Is Ihe first i>l n new line nf destroyer leaders llulll by the New York Shlbullding Corn . she is scheduled to Join the fleet by next August. When the norlolk was entered late in lDU, she waa classified as a light cruiser, with Ihe word "killer'" added. The official listing was chanced during construction The Norfolk will carry every sub marine delecting end destroying device known to American naval Navy classifies as light anil airher displacement la only a faw Ions less than nine ihlpa the 1) 8. Navy classifies aa light anil-air­ craft rndsers. Her 940 /oot length makes her sa long as these cruisers and she will he" Iwon f< feet wider, The Now has kept its pi plans for ...» Ihe Norfolk pretty much under wraps, but It Is ....___ hi she will cost f t million dol douir*1 exclusive nf Ihe guns and the many ... special weapons she will carry. Some of Ihe great weight of Ihla vessel—she Is more than twlca the weight of average i~ deatreyera—haa probably gone Into additional pro­ probably .Sl'rav?!,.!i tection against atomic attack. On following Inslruetlon, hold Ihe baby Ihla point, the Navy would say only by the feet and whsrketl her on that the design of the Norfolk "In- the back. eorporated lessons learned at BlThey could see her breathe again. The main difference between the Meanwhile a rrash truck com­ Norfolk ami shlpa of her alia now plete with asbestos suits, pick-axes listed aa rrulsers ties In Ihe all- acetylene torches and other equip weather anti • submarine devices — I a n mem reived‘ “That‘ crew gave' Hie she has been built lo earry. ox;ygen. ai ten. Finally ambulances The ship k i li been ' designed to baby(I'lS K ixM <*■ S*aa« travel at more than 10 knots. She will h* manned by about« officers BODY FOUND ami 900 men. JACKSONVILLE UK-The body of an unidentified woman about fio uovRRNOR p a y s year* okt was found on a road L IT T L E R O C K . A r t ( f k - O o v . north of here Friday. Sid MeMath has announced pay­ Deputy Sheriff Douglas Willis ment of W.IT0 In b eiF fid a ral In- ■aid footprints around the body come taxes and Inlm atIndicated someone had placed ft The governor aald FLdsy he had there, but no Indication of violence made full payment of n claim re­ waa round by Coroner D. R. Smith. sulting from an InyHtlgilion of Willis said the woman wore a hla financial affair* for the past IS man’s wrist watch, a ring with years by tha Buraau of Internal n Masonic emblem and a wedding Kevknue. band Inscribed "Carl to Fannie, McMaUi aald two major Items Aug. 11 , 1010," waja la dispute in tia tevastlgstton —“travellna expanaaa which | da* MAYFAIR SOLD? luaa tbaaa anpanaas The Mayfair Inn baa been sold, d In NtuuneUofi with according to the New York Dally ■ re governor, and a loss News, Iran ton Walker, author of saj* of my termer home n column on "Broadway" In tho Naw York paper, said In tho Dee, 25 Issue, "The New York Giants quietly sold the Mayfair Hotel In Sanford, Fla." e r n tm r Hoover Raps Am erican Fliers Give Full U.S. Bureaus Report On Their Treatment Bv g e o r g e a . m c a r t h u r HUNSAN, K orn OT-The United Nations negotiators msdc their "most Important concession" today In a move to break the long Korean Iruce talks deadlock. And the Com­ munists agreed to divulge the fale of some 90,000 unncrounted for war prisoners. The U. N. negotiators said they would abandon their demand for aerial reconnaissance ahd negoti­ ate the question of troop rotation If the Reds would accept without change a new compromise plan for policing a truce. ting. (Sen. William IV Nucknls, official U. N. spokesman, said the decision to withdraw the demand (or aerial obaervatlon during an armistice was made "with the greatest reluctance." "This Is by far the most Impor­ tant concession the 11 N. Com inand has made," he said. Rear Adm. R. K. Libby said Ihe Communists "grudlngty" agreed to supply Information on alt U. N and South Korean soldiers they have captured. In return, the U. N Allies will give the Reds further dstn on the list of Red prisoners given the Communists Dec. Ik. The Communists Indicated Snlur day that many of the 90,000 nrls oners the U. N. says Ihe Reds reported capturing but failed to IM on their official prisoner roster were released at the front am their names were not recorded Most of the 90.000 were South Ko reans. Nuckols told correspondents tin U. N Command decided to lake Inspection would detect whether the Reds were building up military airbases In North Korea. Truce negotiators already have agreed In principle on three points of the six-point compromise pro posal offered Saturday. I'olnta 4, S and A of the Allied iWMOSSSf 0ft ( M l T e n Iw M la m R , hr f m k m * b AN INDEPENDENT DAlt.Y NEWSPAPER Former President In­ sists Nation Will Be Destroyed If Present Evils Last YOU DON’T I SANFORD, FLORIDA. SATf’RDAV DEC, »>. 1051 B m t RM thh * . 1 • « #J0 Ik t Demand Dropped For Air Reconnaissance As Reds Agree On POW Information Largest Destroyer Ever Built For CHVIsftning f n M ft r AfMMKltlod PreM U ur<) Wirt VOLUME XXXXIII a P x illi rlointy Ih ro iifh Sunday. 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Moot * n* known strife here llirougliiiiit Asia im -1 Hn- \Yoi I-1 U 111rJl 111 Stiver 111 ,111, IIUIII-I of Hie Do Ills fi|ie work in pioio-iliog fir in said lliidiilpli -mil lit' male, • I|ilal lights for Ills MO. ill Hie each with a red Itglil in tls nose, ib'liioiincles." have lieen placed alop Ha- building Asked whether III- innuo Dial every Christmas season (or several Moore had sulimitted to, r-sigoo years lion from the H lale N A A C I' im u r It was the lir -l llinn lluilnlph to hix death. W hite -l- i lurnl ever deserted his perch "He definitely -III not! H its rumor prnhahly alt-aimed from IH tilli; Dll I. Mood Ihe fact that at the last oieeHug W ASHINGTON 'dx Sen in Daytnim his pimltion was * D M irh I xny.s people on liol etiangcij lipraiisn of a link of ends of any bribe involving the funds w llhin the stale lo entry guverumenl should go lo lull He nut his work." plans In stranxnr a trill nn ii as Hn added that he liad requi-xled |«t*>n < nngress goes hark In iroarlanaa nix Taxi work "The briber and the bribed are III : d o i l . I 'l t t i l il l T ID N Mosi ■nw ,p It -is -i*r> oil indirtry moimni —1 tod iy it ii. - r i- u lied It , I ’l'.t nrodiietinn g- m i t hree .lays ahead of Hie fleudlin i* In ;t l-legnirn to Prim e Minister St.dm, Hu- ml industry minister reported.that Hie iitm lurllon seheiL tile tor crude and refined ml and Itghl oil prodnrlx and for lubricat­ ing oils bail been cnmplelrd Friday. 'rbi*ie Is no hard and fast e.xflmale of Soviet crude oil priKluctinn In 1091, bul W eslrrn em b a s s y eronomtr expert;- believe d is more than tn million tons and ihe largest oul|uil in Soviet history_________ one nf lbe finer ft-nltirt's of llnstructure lx Hie large number -if glass awning window, which may Ise tilted so a* lo remain upon In rainy wcalher or to control ven­ tilation. The four exits are Ve­ netian doors whlrh also font mo the tip-up glass panals. The need for the new tourist H renter arose when the old tnurl«t center In the LTiarnln-r of Com­ merce building was turned into n Navy recreation center upon tlm reactivation of the Hanford Nnv.il Auxiliary Air Station. Oil, TRUCK FlltK . equally . . . . guilty." Moody said In n Two months ago the Heminnb* BALTIMORE i*V—A loaded street I statement Friday "They should County Chamber of Commerce's Tourist Committee went to thn ear and an oil truck collided al u he put away In Ihe same Jail " Moody said he will Join Ken, City Commission outlining lira husy inlarseeiinn during the rush need for a tourist recreation cen­ hour lata Friday. Seconds later, Mnnrnnov (D.-Okla.) In an "snllter and made recommendation* flames from Ihe Ignited oil were corruption" hill, which would sub­ for a building. Tho City had pro­ scorching Ihe front of ihe trolley. stitute mandatory Jail terms for But there waa nn panic rs some fines. perty available hut there waa no The proposal was described as money In the budget for a build* 90 passengers, all shaken up, filed ■ ned* doors of tho sn outgrowth of an inquiry into Ing. So the Commission accepted through, tn. ast tho Ihe licking alleged Income tax scandals and One of the coat saving feature* the offer of Sanford inferd Jaycaaa Jeyceea to £17 •nd hurried past of tha building la the elimination .spaarhead a drive V# to raise fund* fl»m « te safety. Two persons later charges of Influence nn government loans. of rest rooms In favor of the ad- for tho building In ‘ the community. **•*• hoapttallsed for shock. Thn center, which is tn go on City proparty In Fort Mellon I'ark north of the shufflclmard rourta, has a large area nf awnln; winHows nn its forty font long! Ing Lake Monroe. The rectangular structure Is to have a width nf 2tl feet with thn eastern end planned to face the addition of a larger wing when the need arises. The western end of the htrild* ing I n evenly divided Into a com­ pletely equipped kitchen and n ■mall reading room. The majority of tha apace la occupied by a 29 foot main room with ■ celling Haight of ten feet eight Inches. Construction la of concrete block throughout with the Inter* lor of eapoied, painted, sight Inch block to reduce coat and an lxstuccoed, water-proofed r ass:*' Movie Time Tabic HI 17 "Cyclone Fury" 2 19 - 9 : El 7; II IP ;f)| "Slop That Cab" l ; l l • 4:12 - 11:11) P.O-t Sunday- "Flying l-'-athrinecks" 1:00 • a;n« . 5; 18 - 7:21 - 9:32 MOV I ELAND "iUdiera 0 / Tomahawk Creek" "Yukon Manhunl" Feature 11:4(1 Intermission 0:22 Feature D;*4 FRA1H1E LAKE "nest Of The Bad Men" fliHO • H:l*0 • 10:00 ■a � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1951 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 28, 1951 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 28, 1951. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 28, 1951; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f6b2dd4290c7071b6f9269175bb4b558.pdf b4133bf80860fe8f102443f0e28529a0 PDF Text Text tu • ■ A p r' Wad. Dm . I t , 1981 ■ ■*-, ;l Czechs Are First Commies To Dicker For Iranian Oil THE SANFORD HERALD RADIO STATION WTRK 1400 hllocyclaa T IIIIIM 1 4 V U > B t « r n J t i m b o fF # Nba ■» i IS M o r n i n g M*l» tly ; mu Hrv«*n o r i o t . l i **1 ul» Nitwit 7 ,r. •;MM HjiorlM At A filiitii'P EfM5 l*l»*i| hlt»«trn ft 3U Morn I iim JiftVfjtluriii n r> Mnitllt* I II M il nil’ !»»VII IVurlil At Nlrm »:|fi h h ll I A t i l r u a i i *. -W l| i U r e n e a ***ll|z,» | M » Wlirtte Aript^ln K«nr to T immi I lu, «ii l*hi h|i I'lMiidr hi if> A liny, A i Jl rI. M u i l c |Ui JM S » « i |U 3.4 Alii file 1*4 t Lt • 1 1ii f l<4.uit.iifiln U rc liB M r * 1 11MM i I f »" ti «*fi t f t« A m l B t. ■» F Si UU S JO Award winner fur her perform ar.ee in "Bern Yesterday." Kducution: Margaret Clapp, President of Wellesley College, Business: Tlllle Lewis, west coast tomato canning tjueen. Subzero Blast To Hit Snow-Bound Chicago Soon CHICAGO iAt—Alreouy hurled under the biggest full ol snow In 33 years, Chicago today faced a subzero blast which threatens the city's attempts to dig out its snail paced transportation system While weary crews of workers buttled to remove huge drills which all hut paralyzed iranspor latlun In the nation's second lurg est city, the Weather Bureau fore cast a cold wave of zero to to tie low tonight. But the weatherman had at least a cheery nolo for uriu weary householder* who have been dig King paths from house to garage to street for almost two weeks lie said there was no more snow In prospect for the next to >8 hours Air lrans|Mirtnlioii out id ( lileago also was ulferted by the piled up snow, despite good ilylim weather At Midway Airport, only two ol eight runways were In nperuliuo American Airlines canceled six flights la Detroit and Buffalo Three West Coast flights were cancelled by Trans World Air lines Snow shoveling was the major uutdtair activity In the meliopoli tan urea on Christmus Hay A Christinas live storm left a Iresti blanket ol more than eight Inehes of snow oil the already snow eov ered city. The latesl covering of while brought the city's December snow fall to a record breaking 33 4 nu ll es und the total tor llie season In 47 3 inches Tills compares uilli the uveruge ol 33 2 inctien lor ute entire winter season The heaviest fall on record was 01 I Inches m talk Trunsporlullnn officials urged motorists nut to drive They sound ed a similar wurnliig Tuesday But buses und street cuts and elevated lines operated tar behind schedule ami thousands of motorists risked the chance Of getting stalled Hun dreds became stranded. Some tow trucking ojierutors re ported limy were unable In re spend to trouble culls because equipment has been damaged hy overwork in the several storms of the lust two weeks The Chicago Transit Authority, which operates the street car, ele­ vated and bus lines, said Its total force of ifou plows mid sweepers la being utilized arompl the clock to remove1the snow The CTA'anld it hail spent more than Ittxi.ooo since Dee. 14 III the fight to keep It* 1,100 rnllc'i of Ima routes und 425 miles of street car lines open. The city sent out 2(91 snow plows and crews Fire Marsliul Mlclmel .1 Cnrrl gun cancelled all days oft for fire men beginning today lieeause of thu Increased danger of (ire t'okl or weather ns low as live below was forecast for the Chicago urea tonight. The snow was so deep at lht> llneikffebt Zoo Tuesday flint even the polar bears stayed Inside. Five uf the zoo's polar heuru didn't move out uf their deux. The sixth headed for shelter In n hurry after a brief look around Its outdoors cage. The fresh fall of snow in Chi­ cago and must of Illinois extended over inoat nf the North Central rt|lon. It ntuved Into North west •rn FennsyI vunla, ................ Western New rla uf Naw EnglamJ. York and p___ P frl. is Ion of the wedding s Rain fall through . ............ "hroug!‘ the Dhlf Val rsary of Princess Elizabeth and ley, the Southern Appalachians ami Philip, tha Middle Atlantic stales. A narovlf* I Judy Holliday, Academy row band of freezing rain ami THE OLD HOME TOWN IJ AllitI fi HIM • Alnnli H l w J K II U loiKViiteii • h a l l l a l*rny«r II l i I I MM \\ «.ri*l Ai Nuufi M 16 It.i.ho F u r m lii|o*Ai IZ 1«J l hot i 'lot. I .till hi.j* ul fir B l u r I Ui l.iith i Affttrlrjiiift I 3M N4*u * i n At uctli jil Vw1111 «eft M ir Iff! r Niimm Hit it cli 3 Mil W o r M .At T h r * v -It If. Ti*iliiy*n Ktnr 1 )<» FV iifi ir* Hltiry 3 iti \Vliv I**. Von W o r r y t : III! AlllP.ll I r.. Y** I * I ’MMl I 3M Ni'vvn « IJ. lly liMiurMt t, M M Tli#» Itl i y t h m •M M N»w* INiultry Market TAAII'A lAI**- K«u rtiaiktl c;tir- r*ut Mteiuht « ml |.itc« n«i tluitn: 3V hImht R ain to H r - lulltrallteUMFi k i l r i i In iK * t i a s Ioifbih ?* ua AIhiIImiu oi tHiiiiil IS n i UrntiH a A tir mi '•( tiriteil i * »•tit it ti i r h e t Miiiit«i r m«1«> a (t ,|| J 33 K i I fhmi , 3 3 It.«. , JM; liiMi. •hi« y > I. m s i I h I lt»it i 3&, I t. ti e. 11if It I lUiHIMlA, S3, I 4.41Hi it I H, , lU fk iF u , tir f*s, <»uialia“t j H , l u r h t p , turn*, i ri.iiiiK i in NeiulilmrH Rally To hire Vit'tiniH Aid BAHT KKANHHtHlO, N. J iHTownsfolk pltrlied In Imlav to Itelp Mike Kelly, Ids heroic wife, llelrn, und the tit Ks-lly kids whose mod est home wus wiped out by a Christmas moriiing lire Neighbor*, loud In their praise of Mrs Kelly for Ihe bruve way she shepherded her children to safely, started practicing Ihe spl ril of t'lirislmas before Ihe day hud duwucd In this small Central Jersey town near Raritan llay. offers,of food, shelter and doth Ing poured In on the Kellys wlm lost just about every wurlilly jkissession In the early morning blaze The 111 year old mother had Just pul the finishing touches on the family Christmas tree when a two burner oil stove exploded and set the small, frame boose afire. Iter husband was at umk ul llie time She roused her sleeping children and guided them toward the trout us llames engulfed the rear of Ihe house. Four month old timothy, cradled lu Mrs Kelly's arms, was burned oil llio head and fare before Ihev all cuuld gel through Ihe fruid dour. Volunteer firemen, aided iiy neighbors, did all they could to save Ihe limixe Imt It burned In the ground. Neighbors took In the children, ranging In age up to III year oh! Robert, until a furnished house, closed for llie wilder, was opened In Ihe family hy I’olire Chief Earl Hnyer. sleet pelted areas between tha anow und rain hells. biiiasZ 9 .1 .m * Mu Accidental Deaths Egyptian Riots ICMIIs s M r , , a r u . D u l by a saris* of snow nouns since the middle of December. A few roads In northern Illinois were closed, but all the main highways wera open but hazard­ ous. A foot of new snow was re­ ported In Chautauqua county In southwestern New York. Two to eight Inches of snow fell In other sections of thu state. High­ ways were slippery. A storm Dial ended today left -U Incbco of snow In Maine. Highway travsl was slow, Trains and busses v*« ih moving hut behind schedule In Michigan. Planes were grounded hy field conditions. Two thousand men were put to work clearing clogged streets In Detroit. Deholt's enow has measured 32 inches since Nov. I. (irnnd Rapids has had 54.il inches since Dec. ]. IC tsilisas r ? * a r i t s oae> full control of the Anglo Egyptian Sudan, and want evacuation of the British from the Suez Canal Zone. The West, meanwhile, has been rebuffed in its Invitation to Egypt to join a Middle East Command for defense agalnat possible Com muniat aggression. The agreements apparently were a jolt To the dominant Wafdlst Party, whoso leaders have insisted upon no compromise with llie Brit isn. They want Ihe British to clear out at once. End Bill Bwlarkt uf the Detroit Lions In the NFL is the owner ul an inauianre brokerage firm In his home town of Soutlibridge, Mas*. The University of Arizona bas­ ketball team selectn u game cap­ tain prior to each contest. An honorary captain is elected at the close of the season. Duke University’s football team Jimmy McFaddvn of the Chi­ averaged a net gain uf four yarda cago Black llawka In tha Na­ per trv In rushing the pigskin. The tional Hockey League wa* born Blue Devils gained 2,272 yards on In Ireland. tha ground in Un games. T llllli! ! IfT llt MV graduation from klgb ir heal in a imell Kama* teen, hk* ell girl* I yearn* 4 to gel ««ay Item memo—fa live in tha big cit)U —-to have alee bey friend*—le sn* jay seme night life. — But lihe many girls, thru ignarenes I made e mistake, get 1 month! mine we* a tile ef Hell. "1MI SHOUIDA SAID ‘NOT’ i>«r h Its ( 4**Jl. f HM 4iIlM hrlfiiMM On A I'lomJ ; in IH* * i.rntfivrilMf y 7 I h I'fvrnlnu Htrrnail** fH 7 30 NHM J 3'. Intiy iJrnv ink i I. !•:••••> hinliln h u p n i uu ViitlHl thill A.10 w*-h riiH hmMil j» Mil Mlf IMlHori • I \ I ' M l I t n r 11 A t O r | a a r» 3m H'te I mui*te Tltitte In mm t nit nit Nitlliji iia IM I b H « r A l i K t fi U y O r k im jm At th ird * W i t h .Muilo II 0M NteYVR 11 it*. tllKli off HrtiitH I ulttmttam from Frsm te" Moham­ med MoaJidogh that former Westm i Imvtr j of Iranian ril mik.t Idd for petroleum products within Jti days or ha would look for custom­ ers wherever he could find them. The ultimatum expired Saturday without a single western bid re­ ported. Czech Charge D'Affalres Jan Saharky discussed an oil purchase agreement with Deputy Finance Minister Hussein 1’lrnls, Roads Minister Javod Busharl told a news conference Tuesday night. He said Haliacky told him Czechuicrly boug! tovafcla formerly bought oil through the Anglo Iranian ( tompnny which Iran nationalized last spring I’lrnla reported Sabaeky promts ed the Czechs wlU send sn official delegation to Tehran soon to sign an agreement. In reply to questions I’lrnla said prices—and methods of transporting the oil to Czechoslo vukla—will Im discussed alter the delegation arrives. Transport la Iran’s big headache In seeking new customers. Iranian oil must move by tanker—and most ol Ihe world’s tankers sre owned hy Western llrrns who are following llrilaih'* lead of aloofness from any deft) with mosssdegh Hour 4 If. Hour In 1CI MU i.f «: 3M At nr k i*| ItHporl « 3M H|»mi I n I'mi uit« 'r l TF.HRAN, Iran iH-Coinmunnt Cierhoslovahia stepped up today vs the first Iron Curtain customer to dicker for Iran's stale owned oil. Iran needs Ihe money badly. The government disclosed Tuesday night it Is so broke It has called home 2U diplomats to suve expens es anroad. they mciodn ambus sailors to Britain, Italy amt India, the minister In Relgluin, and 22 lesser officials. Britain, ousted owner and op eralor of the Anglo Iranian Oil Cpmpauy, already has served firm notice in a diplomatic note she will took on Iranian oil sales to out­ siders as Illegal Ami the company, mnlnly owned hy the British government, has publicly stated it wilt take all pos sihle measures to halt sates until Iran settles satisfactorily with the company. These meusiires have not been specifically defined. The llrltMi notices followed an ■ -•. ’TLy.rg ’ =™ y V 7 /v* -" 1 1, i;, ' lewswomeii Select Mist Higgins As “ Woman Of The Year” For ’51 Uy DOROTHY HOB At' Womrn'n Editor Amsrtcan newspaperwomen have chosen one of their own aa "Worn' an of the Year" for 1001. film la Marguerite Higgins, plucky and pretty young foreign correspondent for the No.* York Htrahl Tribune, whoae coverage of tha Korean War brought her both national headline* and a Pulltici prlta. Mote lerenlly tha pert, blonde Maggie ha* traveled around the world writing a serial, "Around Russia's Curtain," authored n , book. "War In Korra" and covered _the United .State* on a lecture fc" tour. idllHB' The only newspaperwoman on tha Korean hattlefront. Margie won International attention when, ordered to the rear for safety, *he •toad her ground with the an* nouncemmt, ‘Tin here aa a re* ’£ porter, not aa a woman." It I* Inlereetlng to note that In tha poll of women’* editor* of Associated Pro** newspapers, i unner-up for the title of outi landing woman of the year wa* 1’rlneera Elizabeth, whose recent . tmerican tour made mile* of ] leadlines. MU* Higgins wa* horn In Hong Rong of an American Army offi­ cer father and a French mother. Went to »chools In France ami England and wound up with bon­ ers at the University of California and Columbia University’s school Of journalism. She joined the Herald Tribune in 1942, and became a foreign Correspondent In 1944, worked In thf London and Part* bureau*, Moved on to Austria with the 7th Army during tha closing day* of World War II ami soon afterward Was made head of th* Berlin bureau. When Him Koiean War broke OUt ih« made a heel Inc from the Tokyo bureau to tha hattlefront. Where for 2!) week* she reported all aipect* of the fighting, under­ going dangers and hardship* of the front. Other ii * w name* show up among the ten women voted out­ standing In their respective fields for 1951. from the standpoint of Haws value. Topi in the field of sports Is Maureen Connolly, Ml-year-old Winner of the National Women’s Tennis Championship a teen iiger who has provided the nation’s sport* writers with a fresh and jnaplrlng new personality to brighten up their paues. tf\ It)i literature, me the vote vole gues to D HLl,___ Rachel Carson, author of the heatsail Ins "'Die Ilea Around Ua." Jud Norland tups thu list In ilia theater, fur liar sensational Success Inhrlnglng vauduvllle hack Broadway, In the field of aelence, the edi­ tors have chosen Dr. Florence Bn* hill, one of threa women doctor a Who were winners of the Ameri­ can Public Health Association's IBM Lasker awarde. Now director of hrnltli fur Ih liver, Ul. fhtbln previously was the first womnn on the fscullv of Johns Hopkins Medical School, first woman scien­ tist on the stuff i,f the Rockefel­ ler Institute, rlmt woman ndmlied in the Nalunul Academy of BB3 Scientists amt first Woman mem BBM fr. l»er of the Amuilean Association of Anatomist*. Others named aa outstanding In Ihelr fields ara; Public affalrei Ann* Rosenberg, Assistant Secretary of Defense, now spearheading a drive for en­ listment nf 72,000 women In thu »rrned service*. Radio: Tallullah Bankhead, alar of NBC’* Minhltlous "Big Hhuw." Mualrt Dorothy Kirsten, opera •nd.concert star, who played In MOM’a "The Hreat Caruso" this year, and has just jrlvtn te i •• r HERE NOW! AN AMAZING NEW KIND OF MOTOR OIL GULFPRIDE H I HIGH DETERGENCY • Cult engine wear up to 80%! • Developed In 14y000f000 mile* of driving I Yea, in nlinrt-trip, low li,m|iernture operation Mho kind ol dny*ln*dtty driving ttiosl of ua do) this now motor oil reduces engine wear by aa much as 80'o. ^ H00 cars and truck* of various makes wera used in this lest, each with a different driver. T he test included all types of driving terrain. • Keeps hydraulic valve lifter* front fouling and sticking! • Prevents plugging, sticking of pitton rlngsyclogging of oil screen* I Your Gulf dealer can tel! you if your motor hna the type of hi||h-precision valve lifter (many car* do) which requires a high deter­ gency oil. That means a reduction of oil consumption. Also, eliminates oll-atarvation of vital engine parts, caused by clogged oil screens. By STANLEY Whether your car la old or now, you can get the benefit* of thll revolu­ tionary new oil NOW. Stert using Gulfprlde H.D. this fall, when you aee your Gulf dealer for complete “Safety-first” car service. O H YO U DOM T H A V E T tl 6 ET T H lfiH H A T W IT H L I T T L C M /A1K- I K N B W YO U W HSH Y t?U W f f R B J U S T / . ‘a B A U N Y A « D S K U N K 7 J T Get you r 6ULF c**i*l«t*4'Sif*tjf'ik»f urvteo p r o te c t tile r FULLY far til ptoMMt ahlsgt ftH lfL IX L M M M T IM Your Gull man will ba glad to chock your lira* at any lima lor proper inflalloni look lor cute and bruiaaa. .Whan you naad now that, tbaro ara non* batter than Gulf aalaty-traad Uraa. Gal lull pro*action against untlua winter waar i have your car (tulflaaad. Spatial Guiftex Intoleant* ata uaad to raducacar waar at up to SB vital palate ol chaaaia, aaptea, and body. « u lU itJC A TIO N FaU. altar a auremar ol hard u u , It tha bast lima to lal your Quit daalar flush, out tha old paar lubrlcanta and raplaca than with tough, Uag-Ualiag Gull poor lubrtedate. sstr sinter u im t For cold-waathar starling, a fu lly ehargad b atlary |t a "must." Your Cull daalar w ii ■nab* a carafu) aback and rachaifa i| nacataarp, or toatall a adw Gull fow am att battery. �Kit ■ rr’ n<ff^*v^?,!";)’ T >., »»*V('v." UV.'ti ?.¥ET}i . ww*is STIjt W anted IfTralft I n U n llr There Is Strength— To I’rotect the Fear* of th* World; To Promote the Frotrrn* of America, To ProdiKe Froepeiily for Hanford. AN IN » K I» E N D B N T D A IL Y N K W H ltv ^ K Il fO E U M K X X X X I t l Rewards Are Promised In , Bom b C ases • A y w cialed I'r e w le a n e d W ire h a n f o k iiT Photo O f (Jen. Dean In Red ( ’amp ------- 1 Tw o E xp losions Rock ' M iam i A rea But L o­ cation Of B lasts C an’t Be Learned T lo h I n A T t H u f e i i A V ~ i >k c . ’ $g. U n .T C - counted Allied P ri­ soners Reported To Mnvc Died O f Cold S t t l l , l„ Knrca i/t’l —It sppsarrd stmiixt rrrtalu tmlay that thr lull In Knrvan around lighting wnulil linger on dpspllr end «f ■ 3(t-dejr "trial" ppftiwl mi n prnrlslimal hitflpr Jimp. Crn Jsnirn k. Van $’trrl. I’. S. Kighth Arm) rnmmaiulpr, «ns m a Smith Hurra rrar nrr* Thuradny. It an>lhlng big milltarllv « rrr |tlamird ur rxlu-itt-l, <1 -rpinr-l rrrluin Ihr r-n rra l wuiilil hr -m ihr frmitlim- ur al hU hi «H>|ii irlrrx. COMMUNIST COailSPONDINT tin u Fart* newspaper, Wuiir.l Rinilic't (left) says (his picture wax taken when he Interviewed Ms) tiro Wil­ Hv IIDRF1IT It. TUCK MAN liam F. Dean 111 Pyongyang primu camp. Hurrhell irlrx ctl tlm oh -lu MlfNSAN, Kurcn i Friday I '.P In sn American correspondent at I'anmunjnm, Korea. Dean was ml mg 17 months until his name appeared on lied PnW Hat Aerord-t-j in Tbr 3a day Kurcan cense fire line agrrrmi al ran out today mi "a Burchett, Dean saved Ihe Inst of 12 pistol bullets lor himself, preterm that fate In capture by the llcdi The pltto ol Ihe former rnmmand -i «f r.ithi-r umliiniis note" n» truce MIMS tflt—1The Stain of Florida U. S. 2tlh Division was thwjrte*! by a Korean betrayer i Inlertt-iflonol» talk* alMiiil Allied prisoner nf war Iralay offered n S2,ono reward In the deaths Fherr uas no initlcallmi here nf dCBth ■ hnmblng of n prominent plans tn extend the agreement Negro leader and at the same time responsible fnr the 30 day twllighl his Injured wife said ahn had "a «.ir The full five-mail armlstlee couple Ideas" who might he rcapnn entntnlHees whleli signed Ihe nrig llial -igrermrul Nov. 27 did mil alhle evert meet All ulfirial U N Federal, slnte and llrevard Conn spuke.m.iM said neither side asked officials were probing the mac Im an exlensinn with unnnnmmretl rnsulla as to Hill In a Mibenmniltlee session ->t I'anmiinjorn Thursday, Hear what kind of bnmil It was, nr who Adm II K l.ihhy said the Cummight have been responsible iminists bulled tney may re[Hirl lint it seemed d ear that the Castle Brew er Is Now [Second Day Of Riol ni.uiy nl the .vt.issi imnreuunlrd rnasnu Harry I Moore was slain , 9 0 'r C o m p l e t e d ; ins Follow s Kind's (nr Allied prismioiN nf war died and hi* wife hurt ;n the lilasl which nl ex|Hi*ure ami disease 2 O thers Pushed shattered Ihcit Isolated home a P ro-W estern M o v e laiiliy -ml it was "a rather mnltulle from here Christmas night null- It might have been a was his aggressive leadership In The Sanford limning Authority CAIHO. Fgypl >iP I'ollee fifeil iiniis stale Negro affairs reri-ntly <-oui|di-l*-d the sale of nn rutting Egyptian slmlenis tod. v forewarning that all these people (iov. Warren said ho would pay letlllU tiitullitlg 42,1'Tit.lMHl in vn a* prrde*l ifcmnn-tritiums broke died nf illness " KuhtnmmiHee* working on Hie hc 12.000 reward fur mform.itinn Iim- fm tli- financing of *'-»• mil in Cairo ami \le\nmlri i fm h iii-tng project* here, Hie second liny In n row over the prolrlenis nf esi hanging war prls ringing nlHint conviction of those tines responsible fnr the liomhlng; and George Williams, .SlIA oxernlive apparent entry nf Ihe p.ilaci- lulu liners-and Mipervising a truer still were deudlmked when they ail another Sl.ooo for Information load­ dlreelor, iiumuncid this morning. jmwer polities Junmed Ilielr last scss lull m-btro ing In conviction of Ihnsc guilty of (it-nrgi- Wjlhamn nod Voile Iturkslml tired Irion pnltre not Ihe scheduled expiralmn hour Tho bombing and leaving explosives Williams, Jr., attorney for the guns injured la sludenU al Alex agreement ran out at midnight I to near JewUh, Negro and Catholic HIIA, signed for the Iannis in anriria. KSt ) Thursday cottiers In Greater Miami. Several students and |toll re were -i m New York City on Dec. II. The Washington sources expressed In a Sanford hospital where firm of f’hrips Ft-nri nod C-i., reported in lured In Cairo. The slu Mnore died an hour after the blast, Iromllnir firm, sohmltted the bids tlenls overturned and «el fire lo n belief Hen. Matthew- B ffldgway would approve a |3 day exlensinn his wife told a newspaper reporter: In behalf of the purchasers. streetcar near the I'arllamenl of Ihe period In tvhleh Ihr 143 mlla " I have u couple of Ideas who Ronds for Onetle Brewer building and pntlco wailed in with line drawn across Korea Nov, 27 ltavc done It, hut when neo Court, Fifr noli pfnjeel for hilly clubs i become a permanent ft-liken Ihoae kina-of things they Negtiteli III (oildshulo, to loiter I Thn disturbances spread lo see- ! could fire line ^ a v e someone efkf ikf It." ||..TJd.ODi In value. Tnl» housing nmliiry school situlcnl* Inxlny High diplninullr officials In w Then she added:- " I was asleep development In now ltd percent Four seeunilary schools In Alex at the time arid didn't see anything. occupied, nndrla wen- ordered closed. Im-liid Washlngloii said the supreme If. commander had been aullmr1 don't much care It I live. My Ihe Abraxtn School, near (he ■N. irnnfln*i«4 Dm I-r|* Tbrf*l Irninedintelv west of Castle ing home Is wrecked. My children ore Alexandria main railway slallnti all grown. Others ran carry on " - Brewer Court is Hi- William where police fired on Ihe stiideiils She was reported "slightly im |Clnrko Court, now under eonFotiutl and Mohammed All I’aslta proved hut not out nf danger" to­ ' struelion. Honda for this Mil unit Dnlversilie* in Cairo and Farmik project sold for $702,000. It is t'niverslly in Alexuntlria were day Today was tn have been Ihr expeeted Ihal it will lie ready ordered clm.ed Indefinitely WednexMoores' 2,1th wedding anniversary for accupnnrv by Negro Finn)lira ay after uillegiale riots against Al Tallahassee, 11)11 Hendrix, in April or May. King Farrnik's apiMUiitinenl Of Iaru Bonds totalling $;i7a,iHNt in vn Western advisors on his pal ace head of the Kn Klux Klan In Flnrlj l a , said ".Moore was a good fellow lire wore sold for the F.dwatd eahlnel. Flnrlda’* Iw-o .Si-nntnrs, tjenrgi% h o »vns trying fit help his race lliggttv: T esta'" project on VYc:’ Hufe* Af if) 1‘asna. poworlm -Smathers and Kpissanl llullund. nut he had lust funnel nut he was Third Ft reel. Thi* should lie nr- hanker and lndo*lrlil|s| who was have promi.ied '-> go (o the De­ going about it wrong." ruplt-tl !•v HI while families named by Farmik Mnnday to bend fense Department to seek aid mid Mnr-lt, George his Itnyal Caliinel. has drdnred ennsidt with il-'pniiuiant uffirlal* Hendrix, who has announced Jtls during lalter randidnry for governor nf Florida, William* deelarerl himself puhliely in favor of a de­ as tn |hc fi-nsihilitv of the pro­ said he had talked In Moore reThe administration building in fense link wilh Ihe West—a isillcy jected Knrifonl port and terminal, rently Cnstle Brewer Court has been Premier Muxfapah Nashas Pasha’s Albeit Fill* soul Iinlay. lie said the Klan "didn’t have rompfetril, and ei|ul|iment has government hastily lurneil dnwn In *‘Tb" Sena tors s ir going to anything to do with the bombing. been ordered for it. This will In­ mid Mrlnher *ee bow- the Department feels If we ranghi one of onr men doing clude a full v pipiipprd kitchen, Aflfi Is liaison man between Fa nlimit fostering our port prnjrrt It we’d he the first to have him a nursery, and a nil !>v 00 foot rnuk and Nnhas and was pictured prosecuted That's not In nur pro­ auditorium sealing nltnul 2 On as working for a compromise sel bemuse of Hie appnrrnt degram and It’s Just whnt our op- per tons. Ilru-k nf the building llemenl of Ihe bloody dispute willi rirabilily of using Hie inliin I waterway wbleli would lie pro ^ <!• !-■■* F air) will lie a large playground fnr Ihe llrillsh over Ihe Suet Canal lected from siilnnarlne Httarxs," anil Ihe Sudan. children. Mr. Fitts staled. Shrubbery arid tree* have been " ff the li-pnriment seen fit to planted in the urea, end lawn* Fam ily O f fi KIII imI sanction Oil* -voter rmit« to are In he ridded hv Skaggs Har­ .Sanford, it will orreisarllv au­ dens Co,, nf Jacksonville. Hy F E C R ail T rain thorise ennsfrurtlon of port and City Manager Clifford MeKIhdm k farllltie* here In Sanford, bln announced this morning that DAYTONA BKACH ttv—A man. •ho southern most terminus for City workmen have started dig­ bis wife and their fnar rhlldrpn barges on the SI. Johns Ulvnr," . liYNN, Mass. •*)- The fa mans ging a drainage ditch along ' were lorn tn pieces here Inday "We then rnilld get priority Nihsnt hahysilting ease was mark- Eleventh Street on thn south when a Florida Fast Coast Hall­ on scare building materials to fa “elosed'1 today with the three side nf William Clarke Court. way train struck Uielr ear. hllllil nur projected port ter­ chool girl principals under rnurt This will driiin to hlnrks In th» The victims were not Idenlltled minal," he added. lenre fnr the theft nf #18,MO area, the water running Into Immediately Jacksonville has long lieen Mill Creek. A reporter said two of the chil­ known as the most "vulnerable” Hie home nf a dnclnr. Paving of streets bordering dren had been decapitated. erta McCauley, 18, the babytarget In the Mouth ft* an enemy j and one of her two com- Castle Brewer Corirt Is being The couple was sa Id lo ho about since practically all rail tranxIons. Marilyn Curry, HI, were hair] up until the dileh work Is 3fl years old; Ihe children aanno a red portatlnn Is funnellerl through Us red Wednesday undcrMhe Juris- completed. The City anil Sanford In be under 10 years ofrf. One rail yard* lo alt of Florida from lion of Ihe Youth Service Board, Hornin'* Authority have agreed was an Infant. all points in the nation north of late agency which handles re- to share equally the coat of the The train dragged the edr, whtrh the peninsula, Mr. Flits stated. api "ilallnn or Juvenile offenders. paving. appeared In have a Florida license This would, In Mr. Flits' . ale, nltout I.S00 feet north of the uninlnn, make the planned usa of en .leffrev, 17. the other of pin crotsing The vehicle was Impaled the Ml. Johns lllver a necessary |rio. was placed on probation CRAFT WAMNINHH on thn locomotive. «vo yean with the condition alternative f-r shipping to point.) MIAMI f*-Thc Weather II ■ho spend one year at Ihe The car wns registered ns owned lit Central Florida, of Inn Hood 8maphard, np- Issued small crafl warnings at 0 hy Mark Connor nf West JnrksnnMeantime the Port Terminal y tor vllfe. ___ I by Catholic sisters (art for the group's progress has reached a ahllltatlnn of girls and women Coaat south of Daytona Beach standstill over the holidays. Ilnw. through the Florida Keys. NTtH'K MARKET creed* I,lgnt tn moderate varluhlo winds NEW YORK m-.Rroad buying ever, Mr. Willis of the WIIID . But next three tn foil® weeks, Transnorlstimi Co., barge lino rla and Marilyn will undergo will become fresh In moderately sunimrl Inday In the stock market operators, are planning to com” ■flcatlon processing after strong 20 tn 30 mile an hour north held prices mode/ately higher. Steels, oils, and rails worn among l® Hanford on or about Jan. 2h a decision will be made by and northeast winds tnday. (he to meet with the current terminal .□ulh Service Board ns tn Weather Bureau said, and will con­ Ihe most actively sought of the planners to give his views anil major divisions, and there was no future until they reach t l . tinue tonight amt Friday. single area definitely on the down­ suggestions. girls were accused of stealMr. Willis he* thn lone fran­ side. 1 , ooo from Dr. Albert Covner -RIKR DAM AHK The list as a whole posted frac­ chise far uncrating a barge line fhose baby Roberta was a Fire nf undetermined origin tional gains. Kcnnecott and DuPont on the ML Johns River tn . They went la New York Um money, the girts admitted, caused damage to clothing early were up around a point In moder­ Hanford, hut his franchise h limited only In when and If, it at 13,000 nf it n good this morning in a bedroom of a ate activity. story framo house at Pit Fan American World Airways nnrt Is constructed in Sanford. and entartainrndfitT They two fletced out nf Iba rest ol Holly Avenue, occupied by Charles traded In one block of 11,100 shares Thus Willis is not now operating flataon and Ernest Dlcksonr N«- off Vi at 11U. Zonito Products had or has the right to uso the chan­ a brief burst of activity at a frac­ nel until such construction D jomplflcd. tional gain. . __ jr t Covner. sppirentty land*atated Ch**f **’ N' The building, which Is owned by . by the furor caused by the MED FLANK NAUR Jamea Harris, was not damaged. amagrd. ~ F L IK H FHOHP. ROME -gn—Russian technicians Firemen answered the callI a t #.47 WASHINGTON k f-Sen . Mono S R " f t * A.M. have assembled 40 Russian planes fR.-Ore.) today proposed a Senate at airfield* near Tirana, capital Investigation of tho case of tho of Albania—just a fdw minutes four American flier* who warn iX-PKIBHT WRD8 flight from Italy—the Albanian forced down and arrested In Hun4, Italy u t-C lalre Young, Newsletter reported today. o Chicago girl, It, waa To# Newsletter, published here, * * & „ telegraphed Chairman ywur Sanford Harakl today to Luciano Negrlni. the organ of the Albanian Agra- RuaaaU (D.-Ga.) nf the Benito r Roman Catholic priest n Democratic Fartjr, one ol sev- Armed Services Committee sug­ u Albanian exile gratpe that gesting that the group make an _ jtary. r‘ f to marriage had been >m lo have conlacta with Alban- Inquiry "a t the earliest pastlbkt with red tape that took the senators. ........* lo untangle. Newsletter did not say t sH i ba 4$. up her Amefkai Jet* or Bond F ifte e n Students Issue Is Sold On Hurt As Egyptian Housing Projects Police Use Guns J « Port Terminal Is Promised Help By Florida Senators NahantRabysitting 1 Case Closed With Girls’ Sentences ^ n a h i K .? ■ IF YOU DON’T »!SST' ** m SM .p t v jn s dismantled from the I aw MtoiV.- ,. MV.XX X ?^ '. ia,SLa.Ifiixg KMtnldi-xhed t'.IOS Korean Truce Is Closed On Doubts Grow Ominous Note By Hungary r .’ . n . y O l 5 6 , 0 0 0 MIMS. Fie.,—(/Pi—Upwards for the arrest and ronrirtlan of denemitere In Florida aoarrd In tn I I I,ISA today folio" Ini the V death-bombing of a Negro lead­ er and more mysterious exjilnalona In Miami. The Stale of Florida offered 12.000 for in­ formation lending to ennvirlion of those rrspunxltde fur the death of Harry T. Moore, and another 11,000 for similar in­ formation In ronneellon with atlacka on Jewlah, Negro and Catholic renter-* in I t a d e (Miami) enmity, the r|||et of k Miami and Miami llearh and tonumernun nrganlraliona have poatrd rewarda Inlallng |H,323. id m " - r - — TH E W EA TH ER cloudy and a few diower* and cooler tn -noth ami cen­ tral portion!! Fair and colder In extreme north this afternoon Mostly rlotidy In south and east eentrnl portions, with a few show­ ers on thr Southeast Coast in ex­ treme south |>orttnn No. 9 0 Over Release Of U. S. Fliers T o u rist Building Dangers For Future Are Seen By Contributions Go Officials In Paying Fliers’ Fines Over $1,000 Mark Budapest Says O ffer Of Am erican Gov­ ernm ent Has Not Yet Been Accepted Itv JOHN 31. IHGirrmVFIt LONDON 1/1 1 —The Solid WASIIINOTON i.$) -lli-spmislhlr News Agency Ten* ssiil today M ack (Icv cla m l, J r . ntficbds ennceileil today there are tour spies who psr.srhilled into dangers (nr Hie future In the l!. S. New Bids M ay Be tlnmauls Iasi October from a dri-lslim In pay Ihe $120,000 In linps I'. S. slrplsne have been e«levied hy Cnmnuinlsi Hungary Asked On Center, eroled. Ihe sienr* derlsred tn •ig.misl four American airmen Only .1 Received )i lb** same lime Ihcsr aulhnrl 1 s ill*pitib from Itnmunla Ihxi a fifth member of Ihe group Id's .isseitcd Itu-rc were compelling rimimiltril xtdriile In swullnw. reason* fm Ihe deelxlutt and llial Cmiti d-uiii-us tn Hu- Tourist ins poison. in terms of propaganda the result Budding Fund went m-t-r I In- HumI'ass salil Hie five wrrr Irsinwill mil neress.irily be enllrety sand d'dlni mink Imlay with the nl as spies It* (he " tiuerlenn •nl*rise in thr I'mlcd Slates anmumrciui-nt «t the weekly lunch-' llilrlllgrili-e Serilre.” which rellnng.ii* has brill the II S air men -nice No* 10 as violators of rrlillcd (bem in. an Kalian ramp con <>f flic Komlmdc County Junliu for diiplarrd persons. her bolder \ Communis! court Chamli-1 nf Cnmmcrcp, ut tinli.nl -li" 'erd Hiey earh wnilld have Yiiilii ('lid- n( an iimuiymnus con­ By lUrilAKD O Brg.in In si-end three uinnlhs In jail if tribution nf lino from a Hanfm-I the fines were III-* paid The Him VIENNA i,ft—Conflicting reports garlnn in (ion w.i. widely dr nonnr tnnigbl raised doubts enneerning •Itimi. n l here as iiili in iiinu.il hlaekmail Tin- Jayrec sp-m»utiwl fund now and ihe fines were termed a ran iiegnllatbins tor release nf four total* ft.n2»73 in--hidlng It nnc 1 Amcnran tlier* Jailed ny llmigary. sum dollar ronlributlons In last Frblsy 'CIW from An official American report (•ii the uegilive stile nf the 0 S derision In pay Hu- fines these Budnpcsl Indicated Ihe llurig.-irlan and Sutur-biy's "Huy A Blnrk" dangers nr disadvantages were Cnmmunists had not yet accepted campaign Muted a l l S government offer to pay A vale modt-l -if llu- propomd l rtn- i miniimii ,1 leadership can $120.non ui fines for release of Iho loliil-t irntm , w-hii li I-* In In- cicctuni unil-iuliledlv will explrtll Hie filers, raiivlrted ol vlolaliitg Hie I S ilei ismn in Knro|ie ami else Communisl country's borders cil m Fort Mellon Park, was piewhi'ir . in im nlrnre of American This mformallon was ill rontllrt soli11 11 In 11n* meeting hy .Iliyc-’IATii , K N ( 'le* e l a n d , J i 1mla\ .in weal,lies, a,.,I .itsn ,,s evidence "iHi a stale men) hy llu- Hungarian Rlari'iice Knight. The snuill bnlu.t muiui-eil In, i aniliila, y f--i H-- (li.it (lie airmen were guilty The legation III Washington The lega Wwill wild i hiilliuiiril model, base,I Htate l.eglslaliil, in X ,i,t|, \.< I Inin All Forte men on alt official Him said Wi'dnesdiiv nighl Ihe idler He is a gin-lunle nl ,Sli-lsnn I im is,mu were i barged with having •'» pay Ihe fines was u'replrd, on drawings !-* \M-bU,-et K, I Si In*,>1 an-1 is ai |>11--, t■i ti |-i i. delih'-iaieit t iii)aleif tlit- binders ml d bad been experled Hut the Mmigblmi. is ii ■•unpli-le iripri- tiling altnine* in Sari I -id -if llnngarv In discharge spies The f!|rrv would he released some lime dtu lmil. from tin- tiny glasr- win­ l .'* lit-tsted they Inxl Inrlr way '"day dows t-i Hie g I-'i'll hedge .mill oI •m a fligbl In llrlgr ulr. Yugoslavia. Ttie new reimrl from llndniie.st and llial 1lie spv charge was linse may menu delay Walter .1 I bin the liullding. less nelly, t' S high cnmmlssloner and J iv..... Hill Slempei, in i|i»eu» . Aml' ln.ni iiropaganih/lng. amhassailnr lit Austria, talked lug in-'llnels of fitmiii'illg lluHie Kirmlm may be led In Hunk this aflernonli with Hie C S legat>ukillirikj. bid* fm wliiili were ii then- is i lin k wf ili-trruiinnllnn tlnn in iludaiiest conteil b* the City lust Friday, m AA'asluUi'.iiui in bailiillllg Mirli (lenrge Aluudt. C S charge pointed mil llial il may prove in­ m tile, . ,nd mav In- eurimraged d'affaires m Budapest. re|H,rtrd in Mu-1* S' ( ‘I,-- lii-i'l, I- , s - , | to r in r,eater risks in llu- future Donnelly he had seen Ihe llungar advisable in inutiact llu- liullding nn n "lalnn alone" basis. Hu y 'i t i m nev iiinl IV n b l tt i- l| V--* m dealing with the C S and Its bill nmlersecretary uf foreign af one l-jil was received fur wmk " I n n , 1***1,*' auu***meeil b i s rnh>t| ell,reus fairs al noun aliuie, said 3lr. .Strioiirr, who I* -*hi-** fm H4ate ll.n r - 's e n ln ii- - n* .1 Hie Hungarian Incident may i “ Abbott was told llial ihe Hun also * member uf the Hanford City firoiMi Vn, I sn b ie il III Hie Deni lead to ,, scries I,f similar Irritating [•'>' ludlcint and financial nuthnrlCotiimlsslim. .And Hie "UlHir alone1, tH-rs(|c 'ta*' mimatles ii timis involving greator sums nl i gariuns had made no decisions on bid was only slightly under the “rl American noli- which wns de Mr Cleveland w-i,s burn anil uiullt-y (lie more people- cllhcr 1H tow bid fm the complete Job In­ •si e.| in See-iiinl" County and Ins membersnml of Iho armed forces, dip iilvcred on Christmas Hay," Don cluding all materials, he added. H--d bl' entirn life bete. lb- wit- tnrnnlx or prlvalc eltl/ens This nelly -Ily ssaid (Oily the complete ,*.lu,'ntn'i.jn (lily three bids for (he mdill. "rbmds o f i danger Is seen O'* nil/d likely. In I "The llungarisns intd Ahliott w mv 'tin- todbllng were sub* |K)dtr fwimi v, erudusiim- (Vcm Ui.," m.iirrl.ill/r if (be Ciiinniunisl ile that the note was being .muhlrrcit ____ _____ milted last Friday and Architect Itiuli- High Hcb ml Ia III Ilf It' 'col*- they bun- till u|mn a way nf hy ludirial ami finiticial iiilhnrl Mnuglitim Ims recomiiu-nded Hint iMinii-*i tit#* \UtU'iffiii\ iif I'-H-ii* i.i-tlun, money mil of the t) S tics ties ami they Hie) added aildeil they could lo-w bid* In- mill'll fur, according to ri** hmi' v**ii! ii nil 111«*Ft ♦ft1 -I *1. i in tin1 posit,, ** sulc of thr deci dive Abbott no Inform at mu when City Clerk II. N. Mayor, Derision l r S. Aimh* !)** i»rv«*«1 i# ii** .-*- •mil !>» | v the flues, officials said •be (lu-rs might tie released " no asking fur new bids rests witli ti**ia*.| mutt I M'*, ina. i "I thri** K*‘n* ih*'M* riinNiiIrniMmiN Ibmnelly said be assumed the Ihr new City Ciimmissinii which •hit iiiftfithm mvit i>. l I' d * Mirnl appi’ari fl in lie ||n» mile delivered Christmas Day was will hid it* urgiinlsallun meetitig C u lt-- «, Mm* I *Ini 11gifi I n«" "(>1* *i * °n l( ’ iv •*|n•n tn Ih r prnrtlpl Ihe one in which Hie 11 b govern Jan. M to -eat new member* and In pa n (' h i i h i .I (ht'M’fn ir Mir s.ifrfv silent said it would pay the fine i l n l a mayor. I he lour liters were t ol-'d 1H Mt I *!•' Va•|MIk«I In' I" i.''1 •! "I Mi* .iii inrti I'fiiiiK lirliim l (h»* l i n n i .ii I ,i ui i Ml I .it'll11 ;i,h w r ll j j % days ago when Russian lighter Hi - 4‘iIni'll iAmu a I MI * **.... I * planes bused In llungarv tnreed IM lm(i l x« i l r i r in till t■ti I v j;iv»‘li Gus Hull Sentenced il v. i * i i vim; fhi» fIN11.V ,i i!» II <)Hf III IMM# (III 1*1111® ) 'siil y| * I hi’ rir r i spiti m il hr nsrii hy lhiHiiii*-*N AilmtnhtrnlHm um To it Y e a rs Jn Ja il LI, II Iri law, \VHI" if Mn* * • .mil On f l l m i I s mi K urnpr Sh'i 'itri wn■* h» »'leui .«• pi $Mil nf Anirrh-riN p l i ir r n r .mil fi'-'ii .-Mill in fii'iilinjii vi till ( ntiiinn in I In* hitfhr"«l I* i <l»-■ NEW YOIIK (JD-flUa Hull, mu­ hn •1 ni Ihe It rnnvlrled Cuutimiuisl >tf i! nin/.al nni at ilu* 111■ia•i *.*v II* Ill I Jlf* .1 . e . i l i . i n 1 lilt . l i i i - i n n s l u m -, t h a t •I m* 1 leaders, was sentenced Imlay In in iimw cnirnirml In lit** i*» <*••* I s '■unis In-hind m e m b e r s o f L three years in prison fur criminal law in Nanfurfl. Mir* mi nni d furi e s m ' l u ll a sltu n iio li V contempt of court "I rI'Epftftfully itihniM m\ »nn It i- fit .1 •-l e,iteil b v t l u n g a r v The sentence Is tn lie served in dnev tn Mn' pcnnln "f fiMn'-l'’ h ill t il •e a i I m n t r n m i n e n i l i e r s addition tn a five year term ur ('fMiniy in thr Irnpr that I - m iriv»* SI STEPHEN, S. ( f, a tiered wlirn he was convicted with thrni at rit iiflit fill ward ami nn-i**-* of 1 ...... •" ' - * H ir'd i) i d e ly si-anil parlv, slogging il . »,*r N* ft '" • iHii-r* i ll E t a i e dli'd Hi*' other parly leaders of con iv»- i r pii"***i»tniinn In I t•i■ >mtn Mu Mi i i ■(on (■• p a y " a a - r n m s an d lliroiigb - till niar-M im d (m ltv spiring In leach and advocate vln IIdiih1 nf Rrpr^»fntativf-oiiut (I*r liody nf t yiumg M i l ' l l »' ii l i l e " li ul S e n l l u m p b lent overthrow of the I lulled Stales (Mi) pHit( in tnr wrcikagr ol "I -h-'ill roviitnntlv 1 f #*V I J l M iiiii • a i d " T i n s ......-Id govern menl 1*1- |il inr the i-itol. i.lrnlitlr.l a* m l fnr Hr nn till (I Iiiiih* k*n’'»’i n h r i i» riMMitn.il l o i h r p r o p l r Ih e contempl conviction was iimiiI in thr jiffairA nf M»tr •i*< a- Ins. Aldas,i Hsnrv S lr*r* »»f Mir mmi lit I h a l Mils i nii tilr y h .i* based nn charges dial he failed Mint I will nrtlvrly njip »hi- Hh ol "tl. John's, Mich., bail been to surrender last July 2 In In-gm KKlilXnl rffnrta nf thr truii'Hlim* ••• pr* I lot tit ii n ;«ft l i v i s a(|tI hum.Ill missing since last Ibursday h .iv r no rx p rn rl.ih h ’ N" serving hlx five year term amt Ibst RyruJh t*ti* Arr liifijr to ■»■i*I ■»>1 mu •l-ipniv when Im, Navy planes ilisip" I d Mi*- ii mo* nf hnm oiPv ." waul he vielaird a mint order in leaving »li»tr •»dv* i vunrnt.* prarrit. •' ll Mil'll rliliif)||#ir i f l ( mm ,( i *' va r jurisdiction of Ihe court ' f vifinlfi likr (ij pi n * mi * » It hoohl in ifr it i lr ir hi Mu noilil to Mexico NT lil'EI’EHN, S i e A Navy Federal Judge Sylvester M flyan rrmfil at ttia nittart a a hsvtMin-# *. Moil Mn. is l» tritlif ini»iM*\ kulnap jiartv. gnuleil lit * olio from a srntrticed him to three years on riuAl nf lit mg tulary mr»* * * fn» upon v M*’ Mrrlinrd fo p i , * |iif|$; Idlinp. sloggeit Ihrongh wild in.ii >h each of Ihe two contempl counts, nil Klnti'la I'uhllc Rrhn«'l »•-4' hn . Mirnl nil Ih«* SMilr lirpnr^Imrnl'* lands Imlay m an atli-inpi lo reach hiuNOisr to he served concurrently when to hr fiminrrtl* if thr *St*»tr'$ h r r *• iirniui mii I h r loo missing plane* he completes his live year lerm •lanriul nm»IHhm rorpiii* ^ n* \ r**v *1 iIiim'I know uhnl uirlhmK vtrrr The planes. Unlit single seal fight rrmr tn tni-rl thin rnnt ol livliu1 npim In I hr in '* ers, disappeared In a thick fug InrrfflNe, hv irmoving thr i soil t « HCATTKHF.D FROST llial shrouded Hie Snuill Carolina JACKSONVILLE Wi -S rsllcre d rrilmif nn tiravy rf|nlpm»"i, rx umptintf ipiwrvrr* mpiipn** < » » mm .I 1 n ( A l m i t l l l v ( i l i m i ) l i t l t r l,,w ,n'', Thursday They frost Ii fnrersst fnr Northern I'm . .. . ' AH U IIH IIIIJ, ,IIS| r,.p()rlPl) over North Insular Florida Friday morning, fnr nRriniltnral, mining, »»»H turn Carolina un n fligbl Irnm the ear Tax R etu rn Is Made rier l.evtc off Norfolk. ---------Va ‘to Sail bill none is seen fnr Ihe rest nf pnrtatifin pnrpnnrs, "I »hnll nl m work ran.* •Iv the jienlnsula. Ail AMI -J) Miami lutcinal (lev ford. Fla Thu Federal State Frost Warn tvanln Knmr iniirtlral mcl Hfr, What wat believed to tie Ihn log Service said no frost is Imllcat IftV«* liirthdil of ftlllltillflli"*: thn " emie ollicrr* have received llielr wreckage uf Hie planes was sighted ivhn atr tint Justly i'id*n<*l •-> first intinllilv t*i, ,,* lit tn.« I ,v -„*,,r„ v IV, It-.g'' "I me piunrx w IS sir-iuei! ed fnr Saturday and .Sunday " tbni The service's fnrerssl fnr Innlght Slat*- AVi'lfair benefit* and Friday morning: those win* arc rightly eriiiHed 1" lax law Fnrility The K 08 went aloft early Fair ami colder Norlh and t'enl tiieni ouglit lie aide tn r•■*■, ,*',■ c* 1 Curli'lc Cave, deputy lax cutlet' today In direct Hie srur.'li opera tor who bends the Miami office, lion* hy radio. It wns inloted hy ral Districts, lowest lemprralures uf living incrt-nses." 32 lo 17 degrees and scattered Mr, Cleveland Is a member .it j said n Miami holitn operator t ame U tVilflniu Bnlexlrl who identified frost In colder Incalinnx north por­ the Junior and .Senior ( Immb.-r, "t l(( Wldiiesitay anil p.iid $3.IWW Ibe two sighted planes as Navy tion of Ihe Gainesville District. No Cnntmirte, Hanford Moxonir I,o-lgr*V,'irn covered November E llis, the same type ax those miss frost danger other sections. Cloudy No. IVJ. Amil min VrleriiiM ! |V,.\ ** Miillralril Mir Rainhlrr illg with a few shnwers and colder of Foreign AVars. Klwaui-, Semin '"''died $38 (Wl In bolds hi-ls, must The missing pilots have hern Southern Districts. ol,* Countv Children's Commltl*". J fit nickel* .limes anti quarters idenlified is l,t (|g) William Bob Friday: Rather cool. Fair In ami the Fit si IlnpMst Cbureli. \}f' « ™rrllw«| Hie tax payer as a erl Dougherty, Alexandria. Minn, Norlh and Central and some cloud­ Mr. Cleveland will serve as bn J‘ |r■ and Kits Aldenn Henry Sieves, Si x name iness In Houthern Districts with a own rnmiutlgtl treasurer and , l ’ I IJlie! gambler ! i L o u Yi? wax not dis John's, Mich, Hint tutormation few shower* extreme Smith iiniui'il the .Hanford Atln>*n*- N.* „ . . . . . ™ A four stale search fur the (wn culled oft Christmas Eve How­ tlonal Bank as hi. DopoHlfty ! .^"“ -s Hovenno's u ' l l '.Jl'"Jacksonville " from Ihe lip Icrnnl of­ waa TALLtll.AH'H TRIAL ever. Ihe blimp ctmllnticd to patrol fice NEW YORK IjB—The defense and I'd.KM TO MEET wild swamps around Charles­ Any gambler who has purcltnxed the prosecution completed their ruse .Sanford lautue 1211 of Elk. ton In hopes of finding the planes Imlay in the trial nf Mr*. Kvyleen will meet tonight at 11:00 o'clock a $30 gambling tax stamp has imp The Navy suld Ihe planes were Cronin, to, accused nf stealing and a committeu report will he til Dee. 31 lo file his monthly re­ sighted about in miles northwest #4,000 from Tallulah Bankhead heard from Morris Moses, hea.l port Those who do not file will of St. Stephen, a tiny lumbering while employed as tho actress’ of the Christmas Tree Com­ come In for "speedy and close In­ town about 33 miles north nf Char­ maid-secretary. mittee, ennci-rnlng tho Christmas vestigation," Cave said on the edgn of South Caro­ More than 200 gamblers in tho leston The 12-day hearing wound up party given Haturday for under lina's inaccessible Hell Hole quickly after the defense finished orivil.-gi'd children. Robert S. area have bought stamps since Iho Swamp Its testimony, aimed at showing Blilhlmer will report on the re* new law went into effect last Tho search party used motorMrs. Cronin raised Iho actress' aulta nf tho recent rinirity ball. mnnth. Letters containing Inx return boat*, ami ambulances were posted checks to pay Miss Bankhead's In Iho vicinity. Tho State Highway forms went tn nil who bought eipenwa, Including- the cost nf FotriM Joine(M h^lav^jioarcI|£E^ stamps. Cave said 110 of Iho let­ "marijuana, boose, cocaino and ters have been returned marked sea." "no such address,” indicating the . Two prosecution witnesses, tho " 1 11 “ -------last to be heard, submitted bills High la»w Freely. purchasers used false addicucs. RIT7. and vouchers Haling Miss Bank- Asheville 48 2fi "Love Neat" head's expenditure* between Oct. Boston PLANE M1HHING 38 to li42 - .3:30 - B;3t) • 7:33 • 0:30 TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASF,, 14. 1MI. and Oct. 2. 1M», when Chicago -2 28 MOVIHLAND ’! Calif, <J3—An Air Force plane with MU* Cronin waa in her employe. Cleveland 17 "Ma and I’a Kettle Back on Totaling #10,737.21, they Included Los Anaelfls otjiht persona aboard was missing m 43 the Farm" IS today, believed down In storm•uch Item* aa: Room rent, 13,872: New Orleans 80 (1:30 • 7:16 feature 8:30 Interblown Northern California. 41 New York 27 mlsalun r 0:2t) feature ,13 The Air Force withheld Identity S3 “ u “8 3 U . B ? « S 5 ’ . S i t e a " : Seattle 40 “ / \ of the five passengers and three Washington 21 47 PRAIRIE LAKE 4.41 crewmen, returning on a round60 - Judge .Harold "Sunny Bid# of tha Street' 31 trip flight to Fairchild Air Force •7 wojdd^eend the i i S S * * 7# 8:30 - 1:80 - 10:00 Id Base, Spokane, Wash, Tallahassee 43 87 — — to !n r/W /i’<ll/ --.fl-.t;, .'ii'.JtkAs.viA i t- Ms Cleveland, Jr. OftVrs Candidacy Cur Ceyisblurc Navy Party SInj>s ^ r t r a a s .'i L a a : The Weather toto gr-aa Movie Time Table �•« v,' Thu re. !>•«. 17, 1M1 ty l.ll- t.l* : f*w • . • • • t i l t poorer TUB HANFORD II Kit AM) lenty Of Oil In The Earth But B Bringing It To Surface Is Problem n r HAM DAWHON NEW VOltK ( * —Oilmen know exactly where billions and billions of barrels of oil lio under the Untied Slates that they haven't yet ; been cblo In coax to the surface. Some of them think they're ifnlni; to bo able to find the way- anu , toon. Defence needs of the nation for oil reserves that can Iso used ipur the oil engineers and chemists on. Oilmen hove learned how to ; bring forth other billions of barrels they once gave up as lost forever. By injecting salt water or natural gas deep Into the earth they have brought hack to life old oil fields they once Ihonghl milked dry. They expect this way to recover an esti­ mated 75 billion barrels once ; thought lost. But that still leaves oil they know is. there hut can't pull out of the pores of the rock and sand where nature produced It. Perhaps 150 billion or 200 billion barrels are In known oil fields hut beyond the reach of current meth­ ods of recovery. Tills oil is n prise Worth working for—especially in the nation's defense. Now they are turning to chemis­ try to get at It. They arc sticking hypodermic needles of add deep into the earth to eject the nil from the rocks. Some are using deter­ gents to flush oil loose from the porous rocks In which it hides, SjV. Rome use carbon dioxide in the water with which they flood old oil fields to push Itio.oll toward the bottom of wells that are going dry. Patty acids and ammonia salts are also said to Imliu'o the rocks to cast off the oil that clings to them Other.chemist* are experimentk. big with bacteria to stimulate the U>underground flow of oil from the hearing sands In the bottom of wellsM Home are testing out the effects of heat on the reluctant oil stores. Much of this nil was once thought r lost because In the early days of (he oil imhislry men knew only one way of getting oil—pumping ' out the petroleum which flowed "ulnrai means to the bottom of the well. The natural means . was pressure. The fruitful sands : boro mil only oil hut gns and wa­ ter. The pressure of the gas and water forced the heavy, slow-flow­ ing nil from tho poroua rock to­ ward the point of relief—the well easing where the pressure could •scape from the earth. Hut the gas ami water came to « surface with Ilia oil. In lime ore wasn’t enough pressure from gas and oil In force any mure oil Fo the well casing. Oilmen wore reconciled to abandoning an oil field after'getting anywhere from to at most 50 per cent of the Which their wolti had tapped. i i ’-Then they learned that by pump­ ing back Inis gas ami water down dry wetls into the ore hearing sanding* thoy could creole the pressure In hi ' “bring up mnro nil, By this method—called mcltim secondary S » a HOLLYWOOD ~« THE OLD HOME TOWN By STANLEY AT LAST /M D BSTfcU CTlBLr T f c r s - - T H e r v f f h a o 'k m a n H o u e ‘ anc> -m E rle e - s t il l h o l d in g l& SFT H E e---- I HOM.YWOOt) (A1 - Talk. lalk. talk, there was lots of It etna nut log from Hollywood this year This was one of the film town’s talklngcst years. Film h lk were yacking all over Hie tl s "ryIris: to convince citizen* that Hollywood was full of solid citizens Mean while, there was a lot of gabbing in Hollywood, plus a lilt of spitting and shooting, that created another Impression. (till of the year of talk I have fried to cull the more memorable qtinles. Here they arc Frank Sinatra, irate at rcoorters who trailed him ami Avu Gardner In Mexico before their marriage " I t ’s a fine thing when we can’t go on n vacation without being chased Humphrey Bogart, explaining how he escaped Insect cts iii Aflrca. 'Nothing bile* me. A solid wall of whisky keeps Insert* at Imy " Faulelle Goddard, leiuoing ex Husband Burgess Mcn-dllli had married for the fourth tune "I think it wux quite normal of him He always was domestic." Actress Kuy Scott, divorcing Auto Dealer Douglas Noniey: "Music has been part of my life, hut when I tried to play t-ln.xlca on the piano my hnxhand lurmd on the television full force." Klhel Barrymore, learning that John Barrymore Jr ., had skipped out on a summer theater plav "John let the fumily down It's the first time In 300 years n Bar­ rymore failed to comply with the lulling. I'm deathly sick about It " Joyce Mathews, after slushing her wri ts In Billy Bout’s hath room: "I Just love razor blades " Director Fletcher Markin In an Interview : "Now please don't write mo up ax a genius like some of the others have. I'm Just a frllow who works hard." Tallulah Bankhead, asked If she would enter politics: "Heavens. I wouldn't Inflict that on any roun- try." Robert Mltchum, answering Ihe ‘ press women who voted nim Jm "ino "Iho most unco-operative": unco-operalive": "Yogr Yoyr gracious n*ard u«ard became u .••covnry—thoy nro now able to treasured addition to u collection lot from 7u to ho per rent of the of Inverse citations, These Include . oil content of Ihe fields. prominent mention in several In ' Oilmen now start these second- wor»l-drr«m| ...................................... ........................ American list sand a > ary recovery methods In a new society columnist's to most deslr- Kira i»-.i tain rrtro si* aiNtarsiK • Lyle Truman liuwlio, six years old, dli-d ut ii Im-ul hospital at .1:00 I'. M. Wednesday after ,» b ll'm-tB. I I ’ was horn le MrMInvIlU', Tulin. June II, 1015 mill lias lived in I’nulii since llllq where he wu* in the first grade .It Wit mil School. He I* survived by his father tod mother, Mr. and Mrs, Dan (!. Itowllnj three sisters, Mrs. J . (I. Green of Lake Monroe and Maxine and Jeunnle and two brothers, Charles and Janies, nil if I'n-iln: Ms grandparents, Mr. und Mrs. Mai vin Dodson, nlsit of not-, uni Mr. and Mrs. Truitt llowllll (if Doyle, Telill. ►"*; ml sen Ice' will lie held .Till I*. M. Friday at lint (■hutch of Chrlnt In I'notn with Hot Hav, It. 1f. V itvilen** dl of. flclatlng. Burial will ho In Hylvan laike Cemetery. uble male guests list, which hap­ pily was puhllshcif on the date I was made welcome at tho cntrnly Jail." Frcrl Allen: "It took 18 years In radio to ruin my health. It took three shows on television to'm in rn" reputation " Wallor Waiiger, after firing tho shot heard 'round the world: " I shot him because he broke up my homo." FLOP/DA 5 ' Poultry Market JA C K H O N V I L L H I A 1 ') — E g g . ! lo ne *, uml In c a r t o n . . K x t r * l a r g e I I . 1 7: l a r g e 10. I I ) m ed iu m 14 I t ; . m a l l 10, 11. P o u l t r y ; l i v e w e i g h t to d r e . a a r * , an d dre.aed A d ra w n to r .t a l l a r e i F r y e r a 10. 20; h e n * re d h e a v y I I , 61; hena w hite h eavy t l . I I ; h * n * l i g h t I I . t o : r o o s t e r * old 10. 27, f r y e r a t r u c k l o a d s to d r e s s e r # I I , 41. M L SQUARES * YOUR Your Locker Plant Wishes You A Moat Prospcrofib & Ha'ppy New Year I'rlrra Hood Thru Monday 31st. Having Tho Most Complete Hlornge Fnrllily In Central Florida We Anticipated You Would Want'Another Of Our Fine Turkeys For New Years Or To Cut In Your faxkrr Dr Home Freeier For Home Other Ocranlnn We Dressed Out More Than Our Christmas Nerds Ami Htlll Have A Fine Heleetlon Tu Chose Freni. &. 1 Wontorn , . » r N .» " M¥ !V ' Largo (irocn a i »b°P 01 A“^ 0 th0 new lb. 57c i Headless Shrim p..... . lb. 69c Hcuillo.i At DrcacU iu ftW * TURKEYS YOUNG HENS 12 to 14 lbs. lb. YOUNG TOMS 14 lbs. up lb. Hams ... S I " l0jn0: e v o r y d ' l n a »n o u r power to " i J Swift* Premium Tender Smoked "■ U Iff tomur »ay. „ !,m g 4 to 0 Lb. Dag Ready To Eat Picnics . Ib. 39c _ Customers Corner f DRAWN i t ,on 9 C L 'S T O M E U E H f L A T l AfcP Yo«5 79^ 73^ N r* *' r W hiting.............. Plump Young ">• 5 7 0 DUCKS Lb. 5 9 £ lb. 5 5 ^ Ex. Large Doa. FLORIDA GRADE A 75c LOCALLY PRODUCED 79c NONE BETTER THAN OUR OWN CURED * HICKORY SMOKED H A M S 29c 10 T b 18 Lb. Avf. Lb. 59c LBAN WESTERN SMALL WESTERN BOSTON BUTTS Lb. « c BEEF LIVER Lb. H e SMALL FRESH LEAN PURS PORK HAMS Lb. |7q GROUND BEEF Lb: H e FRESH BONELESS ALL PORK ftKBll HAM ROLLS lib. H e SAUSAGE Lb. We lb. 19c ( t) & D Quick Frozen (irudu A Baking Hens . v““,‘ r 1.. lb. 59c Fri-ih Small Avg. Pork Hams H“u ur Whole LOCALLY UAIflKI) — IJKOAD IIIIKAHTKD llllONZF Dm . 22c * P hone 1818 401 W. 13th HI. L*rf# > b. "Soper Itlgfit" Fully Cooked Locker Plant FRYERS Blue Heal Ytdluw (JuurterH, PEAS 28 C K N T K A I. F L O R ID A Q U IC K FK K K 7.K AN D S T O R A tlE CO. T e n d e r Y ountf WHh Order Of $5.00 Or More 11ft lb. Cello Bag Flagn Blackeyed FRESH... FREE FLOWING =sart Ib. 59c PASCAL CELERY............Large S talk ........ 15c FRESH STRINGLESS BEANS..... 2 Lbs........ 25c IONA SWEET PEAS........ 2 1-Lb. C ans........ 23c Snltunn Pure STRAWBERRY PRESERVES . 12-Ox. J a r ... 29c Heinz Tomato Ketchup . 14 oz. btl 23c Hilldlqlo All tirorn Asparagus Cuts....... . No. 2 can 23c Iona Tomato Inice.... 2 No. 2 cans 25c AAP Froih Whole Purple Plums.......... No. 214 can 25c u• (■ ,t ■*•+' rI ' . ** ■, r. , ; , *•'■*eA' •/i’' ?".♦* 8 1 1 ,} i' >0 Oi. Ian Fozz Apple Jelly... ..... .. ... 20c Bollards Flour . 5 U». box 57c n. r a '^i ii soap Camay Soap reg. bar 8 for 25c C h e e r l a r g e package 90c '■ Bab-0 Cleanser Glim.....for suds 86e Crieco hv,vi y l u d l . h c a I t q u a r t b a a k e l s 16 * 1 . 26. 1 .6 0; pnuriw .76*1.00. H t r a w b e r r l e . p e r p i n t 27*11 p r i c e . Incom plete. Hiiuash 4 b u s h e l * I t a l i a n tyn* 1.0 0*1.7 6; f e w 1. 00: f e w p o o r e r a n d l a r g e r lo w na .7 1: b u . h e l a l a r g e . t e e t . 00- 1, 60; f e w 2.0 0*1 .1 8: husheta Yellow H tfalght Neck 1.18*1.00. m o s t l y 2.80. W a t e r c r e . a p er b u n c h .11. Sugar Cured Honeless Smoked fA H EN S.... m m m m m U I II. JOWLS * 35 Lyle Truman Bowlin, Six YeurH Old, Dies Large Box 10c OLEO R IC E 3 lbs. r i p p e r s b u.hete, C a lifo rn ia W on* d e r . 11 0 0 - 1 4 . 0 0 : f a i r q u a t l t y l . o o . I. 80; o t h e r l lu lln o e e ty p e * lOiOl). II. oo; te w l i o o f a i r d u a l i t y t . oo* ..on ; D * l l * n e l l » . 6 ,00*1.6 0; Ana* h e l m s 1 60*1.76. . g I 'o t n t o e s 60 pound * * r k * t r l u m p h X t i n e g r a d e u u k n u w n . l i e A an d New Ycnr« "Special" Teuthout Tongue In Smokeil Hog }Z-ZS snaus srstsvm FLA. OKA OB A—DRKSSKD Q t M (« t.tt| IN TH IS A*Tt>MtC A G E — Young Baking BLEACH ' ^ E n d fvo-C h leor y b u . h . t . f * r . c a r c i e b u . h . t . I. i s . l . o o . L ettu ce e a .t e r n c r a te s tllg B oat o n I d o . e n 1 .00. 1 .0 0 ; p o o r e r l.M | ronm lne l.io -t.o o . t.lnie a t f l b ush el c a r t o n * 1.71 * Good Eating for You in '52! sc inmce1 s c c e c s ACWVAI to o A S t& ft i M State Farmers Market A&P Everyday Low Prices on High Quality Merchandise Will ' Continue To Provide — Month 1 I Clo WhHo Vegetable Market JA C K H O N V lt.I.K (A t*)— T h e Fed H e y e r t Xe. M Service r nll - B l a t e M a r — k e t ,N e w . •ra ■ A lf r o tt l) KTATK rA H H P .na r k market on F l o r i d a early New Tork • M A IIK K T frulia and vegetable*; X aalord . Flu rlda Avocado* Ftate t0-ISa 1,11-160; T h e f u l l o w l n * u r t c e s r e p o r t e d hy ( h e D e u l c r a on T h e Han fo rd H i l t # poorer condition .71-1.00. Hnnp henna hu.het* fair to good F a r m e r s M a r k e t t o r prod u c e sol d lit T r u c k e r s * h e e l e r s up to ■:J>> iiuallty Valentines I.7I-7.MI: mostly 2.71-2.21; Flenttfills I.iil-2 71; nmetp. m . use. si. ly 2.21-1.76; few l.o»: Wax few l.lo* II im m s , T e n d v r a r s e n l.oo: others 2.00-2.71; Cranberry lii-ptindliiK ( j u a l l i y liu. hpr. 1 2 .00. |2.S0 beans few 1.00. l l r u n s , I ’o le Ini, hp r. 2.00 i s -. Celery t< Inch rr.tee Hidden, I'atitiHKe, Fin . 10 tl. hnirs X t * » « hesil * dosen u.0‘1; Mdnten 1,0U*5 31. f ’etibeu--. i u i n e s e No HUIddlee few 6.10; I do.en few 6.21.1.10; to C e l e r y , K lorld n G u ld en , d e ­ do.en few On* 6.00; I’ascal type pending s i t e crate* 2. (0 1 1 1 ordinary to fair iiuallty J 'l do.en C e l e r y . F l o r i d a I'nm-nl 100 -t DO; 1 do.en 1.00.2 26; I do.en D e p e n d i n g Hire C r a t e s 2.10- l .l fl 1.76-2.00. r.'a a p l n n t No Hu pplies Celery Cabbage celery crates i'lit u m b e r * No Hupplies 2 .60. 1 .00,' f e w 1. 11; p o o r e r Inw ae l.e ttu co. Ice b e rg , lie . 1.00. p e n d i n g H l .e L. A. C r t s . Clicumhera bushela (.60-7.60 fair Iinlo’ne, i l r e e n do*, him. 'liiallly t,no.4,50; fey 6.00 ordinary I ’n r s l e y No Hupplies iiuallty 2.21-1,00; large al.e 4.00Cappers No Hupplies 4.1U; pickles 4 0li.(.60. lUililloes, l-'ln |tail Itllee Ilnndelluns It , bushels crates SO |ti, H*. 1.60; 4/6 bushel boxes 2.71-100. Iln i l l s h e s No Hiippllea Dili 4/6 bushel boxes l.io-l.oo. H'lUitsh, Y ello w Nil Hupplies Eggplant bushel. 1.78-1.60 tno.tT u r n i p s No Hupplies T h o ab ove p rices a r e Incom plete du e to l l a h t su p plie s. varieties produce, beginning Thurs­ • r a r l e t l e s p r o d u c e r e c e iv e d a t day, Dec. 17. T Ji e Hanford H l a l e F a r m e r s M a r k e t F r u i t p a c k i n g h a u . e e a t T h e H an ­ f r o m Id A .II. D ec . 22. to 10 A.M. fo r d H tate F a r m e r a M a r k e t ar-i Dec. 21. T o t a l r e c e i p t s 1217 p a c k - c l o s e d tu c o m p ly with shippers ewes. h o li d a y r_______ e g u l a t done. b T h e fr u i t nnuxT h e Han fo rd H l a l e F a r m e r s M e r ­ eu w ilt r e a u m e p a c k i n g u p e r a t lu n e k e l m i l h a v e a wood v o l u m e o f all T u e s d a y , J a n . I. t i l l . o h !mam field righl ar.cr they s u n the primary recovery—Hint is, the pumping to tho surface of the oil whicn nature forces to the bottom of the well. This early mo of sec flow lor years and a maximum reondary recovery assures a steady covcry—under present methods. They are also re-entering nil fields once abandoned They pump gas or water or hath down old wells under pressure. T<i hasten the time it takes this water or gas to force the nil to the bottom of producing wells, they often put a vacuum on the producing well Thus they both push and pull the nil from the rocks ily HOB THOM AH . �Frank Christopher West’s Ministers Doesn’t Remember Try To Establish How His Girl Died Joint Arm Forces CINCINNATI —i/W —“The next thing I romrmbrr—I was going j i p Ihe road with blood on my 'Pundit. I do not remember luiw 1 picked iii> the »cls*or* or nny* thing." Hut Frank ChrUInphcl, 22, did tell Sheriff Don Tehan of u cimveraatinn he Mild led up to the fatal stabbing of dark-haired, beauThe blond, thill faced. ex-Marine said he stopped at her home to obect to the "way she was acting" and to tell her ho planned to rc-cnllit In the rorpi i' "Hetty accused me of cheating Mon her and culled me a sucker. She slopped luc In the face I ’ told her never slap me, never do ' i that—and that's all I * remem­ ber. . Mrs. Sloan's body, clothed ex­ cept fur her dress, was found on her bed. Twenty-fuiir stab wounds had gouged Into her chest, throat and nnnd. A blow through the heart had killed her, Coroner Her­ bert P. Lyle said, Police threw u dragnet for Chris.alnphtd bill he surrendered late *-"Wedn« I'erincsday. Defectives pieced together the itory from Chrlstophoi’s signed confession. This Is whul emerged: Christophcl, who had served three years with the Second Ma­ rine Division, hud known Mrs. Sloan since Mnv. She left her hus­ band, Hubert Sloan. In September and promised chrlslophot she would marry him utter she got n divorce. The couple went together steadily. >• Then—last week—trouble began. " I sow her Monday night and she told me she had chested on me by dating another guy," Chrislophel stated "She did not tell me who the other fellow W as." When he kuw her Wednesday, he said, he fold her there was "no sense" In fils slaying there. Then she accused him nt cheating on her. "She started laughing and culled me u sucker and slapped me ChrlstnpVel, asked by a deterllvc what the last thing was that he remembered Hetty saying to him. whbpo'ed It was: " I love you, I love you. . Korean War 'ritnllniiM t*r«ri f'HKt *»*•) lied to approve an extension ui up to 15 days If he fell there wus hop:* of read.log un agree'£ m"nt On Nov. 27 negotiators drew a tentative cease fire lino and agreed it would boctr ne the tenter of a Slti-milo wide buffer zone If an armistice were signed within 3(1 day*. Otherwise the line would be re­ drawn Just before a truce Is signed to follow changes resulting from biillln action. Expiration nf ihc cease (ire lino l agreement could bring an explo,-s lv c end b> the month-long lull on " t h e battle front; or Iho twilight wur could continue while negotia­ tion* go on. In Thursday's fruitless talks, each side accused the other of needlessly delaying the truce. I'AHIS Ifv-Cablnel minister! of six Western European nations met here todav In nn effort in jwwd their men sod munition* Into a single European army. They re mslned ailent on whether they thought it could be done The foreign ministers Included Italy's Alcldc dc Guipcri who i* also Premier; France's Hebert Schuman; Uclglum's Paul Van Zeeland; Holland's Dirk U Sllkker; Luxembourg's Joseph Boch; mid Prof. Walter llallilcln of Wc.it Germany'* "Foreign Office " If.c first Issue before the min liter* was whether to run their proposed unified army with a sin ule high commissioner or to put it in the hands of n board of cum mUslaners. France and Italy were known to favor a single commit sloncr, while Belgium, Holland and Luxembourg want a board of com mliilonera. The ministers remained non­ committal on the prospects of suecess. There was same basis for hope (hot a compromise cuuld be worked nut making one man a sort ot European defense tnnilslcr whose task would be to recruit all army of 43 divisions In the next three years. France and Italy would provide 12 divisions each, Germany's pro nosed 14 divisions and Hie five from the Benelux countries-h el glum, the Netherlands and Luxem bnurg—vvuulil be stripped down ver slims nf not more Ilian 13.two mi n each. Optimism lhal agreement could be reached was based mainly on reports that the French would be willlr villlnu to compromise simply to (et the European army formed. fh e French seem to tliliik orguni zalional differences can l<e solved later after a trial period uf one to three years of actual practice The entire Kuropeun army plan ned would be turned over to C!eii Klicnhowir as part of the Allh-il defense force D iary O f Jo a n 's Husband K evealinjr SANTA MONICA, Calif. iJv-Wal for Wanger's diary uml reports of prlvute detectives he Idnd to unit her iigrnt, Jennings Lang, will be introduced at Wanger's trial for shooting Lang. Wanger's attorney, Jerry (lies ler, so asserted Wednesday He won a continuance until Jan. 7 for Wnngur to plead lu a grand jury Indictment charging assaull with a deadly weapon with Intent to commit murder. He told the court he will insist ttiutlt the do tcctives' reports and the diary be made available, "on one side nr the other." Adolph Alexander, deputy dis­ trict attorney, assured (ilcsler the state will present all lls evidence. Gieslcr Indicated later that Wan ger will plead Innocent and that iho detectives' reports will play an Important part in hi* defense At (Holler’s reipiest, the ciiurl TOKYO Js -T h e Allies anti the Issued a bench warrant when Lam: Comrmiiiui* look slept today In failed tu appear ill Wanger's at d ear t’u* way (or prisoners of war rnlgmncnt Wednesday In response to exchange idlers with loved ones ul home. U. N. spokesmen suid relatives g ami wHIli;; billed prisoner* held In North Korean camps should address letters to: APO 100, Care Postmaster, San Francisco. Col. C. C. D. Warden, adjutant general of the Far East Command, said letters sent to this address "will he held until permission Is given to effect the delivery." That must come from the Communists. When the Hods give an OK, pre­ sumably mall to Allied prisoners & will be handled In the same fashion * V as mall from thorn—passed from one side to the other over the truce negotiation table at PanmunJoin, Korea. The ileil* delivered 803 letters Wednesday. They arrived In Tokyo today and were turned over to U. S. Army postal authorities. Mora letters are on the way from the nrl*on camps In North Korea, a Communist newsman said at Panmunjam. _ Wilfred Burchett, Comms^lst W correspondent for the Palis Ce Solr said Wednesday's letters were all from one camp. He said other * bundles were on (heir way from . other prison camps. He said they probably would roach I’anmunlom in « few daya. Burchett said the Altlea could • it bundle* every row day* uni firal crush Is clskred. l4 W «S IW ' Blues In The News lit IIOII ANTHONY Many of the men who went home for Christmas leave began arriv­ ing hack aboard the station today talking about their "Chilslmas in Home" iviiile oilier men pre­ pared to leave .Sanford tumorlow morning to be homo fur the nr rival of tin* New Year. Those that spent Christmas In Sanford are still talking about the Navy Center’s Christmas Eve Dance. Our congratulations go to Mrs. Ed Lane and her sntlre committee for making the affair such a success. The Navy was well represented and among the guest* wire Collide, and Mrs, (!. It. t’earsop. "Footsie" and Polly Lawrence won a prise for being the best dancers present and they •!•rented their »vwrd from Jolly Old St. Nick. The Hollins College extension course In English literature that has hern scheduled tn commence Jail. tt> imiv be unable to get iiiidetway. It I* the policy of Hol­ lins in any extension course to have n rluss of el least 16. To date only 12 nu n have registered for the semestet In-ginning Jan |0. We need nt least three more men. Why don't you take advan­ tage of this wonderful opportunity offered you by Hollins College and the Nuvy? Cull me mi the bniie tURROUNOlO IY MIMBtRS of their fumily, the Itev. mid Mr*. Carl Doss, l Jsll ami h t nn talk you into of Uooiivlllc, Cal., Join In (inging Christmas rands vvitli radio master of ill Lntjhv Tnhbiichi ctinio down to ccrcmunle* Tommy Bartlett. Chosen the "family that best rxeinpllltri the spirit u( Christmas—Dll year long," liir Doss’s will be presented with Sanford from the Naval Hospital in Jacksonville ever the Christ­ more than tlU.OtlO In gifts un Christina* morning. The fact llial live Hevina* holiday to visit his old ship­ rrcml and til* wife, (luring the past decade, took Into their home Uchil­ mates here. I.arry has been under­ dren lor adoption won top honors for them. |International .S'liinulpfioto.' going treatment on Ids knee and is now awaiting transfer from the hospital in Jacksonville to the uh Naval Hospital In Phllndelpldn f.-i fuillmi t* cut III" lit. (lend link. I.arry, hope you'll soon he back with US. PIKEV ILLEr Ky" Wv-Even la WASHINGTON t.It-Sen. Smath I Ini old A. Nelson, HMC came death. Virgil Tackett's weight was aboard recently from Jacksonville a problem. or* t D Flu.) predicted today Ihc for temporary duty In connection When Tackett’s special casket Semite will act "reasonably early" with helping in lit" installation was built ut Hie small home on next year on legislation dealing nf some X-Hay iipdpnutil ut our nearby Hiibiiisun Creek, the fam­ dispensary, IV e I r << ni e aboard, ily bud to remove the ihmr frame w ill elf shore ml lands Smuttier* a member of Hie Sen Chief, may youi stay with us tie before they could get the box out side. a plon-nnt one. ale Interior f'ommillco. said mem To those of us who knew Idm, i Tackett, who tinped the scales bus of the committee are agreed Itoll Whittington wes a real between 500 amt tkki pounds, died that some kind of tldelunds bill buddy—» swell guy doing his part Wednesday in lit* sturdily built would be pat before the Senate to in serving Ids countiy. It was u chair, a clmlr he found more com­ get the Issue to the Senate floor "It can be amended on Ihc terrific shock to me as it was to fortable for sleeping than a bed. all to learn nil niltnmnhilc-trnlt! Death apparently was caused by floor," he told a reporter. Three proposals are before the accident had taken linh's life on a heart condition. Chiintmns Eve. In the papers he The 2)1 yenrnlil I'lke Countlan, committee t The udminisirnttun hill to give is Just another name on iho lung who will tie hurled Friday, was list of holiday casualties Imt to big all his life. At birth, he weighed Hie federal government dumlnlnn os be was an Individiml a friend 13 pound*, lull Ills parents said uml emit ml over oil rich offshore and a shipmate. We extend our it had been year* since Tackett area . 2 \ hill lo g,se the stale* con sincere sympathy to Hob's patents stepped on u scale in this, Hu b hour of bircavmenl. tie bad no formal education be­ Irel over offshore lands within their cause the family doctor feared the boundaries The House passed hill In give wulk to the sc hoi house would the3 stale* title In offshure laud.* to a subpoena. La rig, wounded In endanger his life Despite this, ho within the boundaries fixed by the groin when Wanger found him possessed keen Intelligence and a their legislatures, in *nme eases tnlklm! In Miss Hrnnctt in a Bev­ sense of humor (hot revolved a* much a* tu utiles off shore erly Hills parking lot Dec. 13, is around his sle. said lie favors a “ Mill Manufacturers didn't make over- tileSmuttier* recovering nt his homo. of the mad" approach, fixing Dr Marcus Cr.dinn, county nil the state responsibility nt the nr|u physician, accompanied a sherllf'H - Inn I off shore' bmin.l-iry line fir detective to Lang's home to servo predicted Senate uctttm In Fehru the bench warrant llnth ugreed, ary or March however, that Lung was In no con­ sew lllein together Uno leg of the overalls would have made a pair dition to appear In court. Beverly Mill* police said Won of pant* fur the average fat man With his -M ini'll Hugh* and 7H The (>i nnge Ilowt game Jim. I ger told them after the shooting Hint Lam; was "breaking up" III* Inch waist. Tackett dwarfed his will I-,- htpiiieeiitnlng for two (lunrhome M|s» Bennett Insisted that three iioimal sited sisters. His glll Tech plnyel*. IlnlfUrk llolihy (nr relations with her agent were parents also are about nverugtt in Moot he.l.l mill gin.id tlivllle Ve i ecu l ni li Uml f i mu Minim. weight "strlitly business" Smatheru Predict** 500 Pound Man H Trouble With Casket New Oil Lefftalation t ------------------ r — ^— ------------------------------------------------ Tax Investigations Freeze Continues Th“V s a3™ " ' iki*!'"■*3 Follow No Pattern* And More Snow Is R A D IO STA T IO N Says Revenue Aide Being Predicted W TKU ] WASHINGTON cf—An Internal llevenue Bureau spokesman says he knows of no coordinated pat­ tern in the filing nf tax hen* against persons who have figured in n Hume Investigation of tax collection irregularities. Liens were filed Wednesday ngnms! Abraham Teltelbiium, Chic ago utturncy, uml Henry Grimewuld. Washington man who re­ fused tu answer questions before a House subcommittee And II was disclosed Hint a lax lien was filed Nov. HI against prop­ erly believed to be held In llnustnu, Texas, by Troy Whitehead White bead's name came up In the In­ quiry as having taken government officials uu pleasure trips in lui airplane. A spokesman for the lie venue Bureau said he didn't know of any "concerted effort" which might be indicated by the action*. Tcltclbaum totd the House group early this mouth he hail been ihrrulened by two Florida men with "bad tax trouble" unless be paid them |500 two. He said the two claimed lu tie In cimlncl with a combination of high Washington officials, all uf whom said they knew- of no such clique l.lens were filed In Chlcngn against Tiltelhnum, Ills wife, hi* law partner and the partner'* wife They charge (lu* four owe more than JNMi.oeo m buck luxes, penal tic* and Interest The lien ngaiiist tinmen aid and bis wife cburges he owes $51,157 for lt)$u Income luxes It m e filed in Miami, Fla . where liriincn.ild has un expensive luime and other prn|KTly. Four lien* aggregating $1.52M.4tM were filed at Houston against Whitehead, the machine! \ com puny he head*, amt his wife They allege he owe* that amount on luxes fur the year* 1042 tr> and fur 11)50 Prison Ilei'l-C iittinir lioinu In vestigated llUFOItl*, (ia '.t* State Prison officials todav begun looking into a Christmas (fay lied slushing out break which sent about :io of Georgia'* Incorrigible* into solitary confinement Warden llitlicri I, Smith ot the stale’s now Hoik Quarry Prison said Wednesday Hu- hardened in males cut tlielr heel tendons with a safely ruior lit.ide to escape .work Most of the col* were tight, he reported The prisoner* were confined to solitary cell* after the prison itwin r sewed (hell wounds The prisoners, who make up about one fifth of Hock Quarry'* Inmates, began slashing their ten dons follow mg n Mg Christina* dinner, the warden related lie said uno of the group oldameil a razor blade, cut himself, anil Hie instill Hy The Associated 1’ res* Another frigid blast lilt the snow covered North Central region to day and m.,rv aiiu'.v was on the way No relief from the wintry weather Is in sight, U S fore­ caster* said The cold extended across the Eastern two thirds of the nation, lourhing all the way to the Gulf Coast The suhero weather in the Mid west struck as travel and produc­ tion in many cities slowed tie cause of Hie heavy snowfalls in the last two weeks Two Midwest metropolitan con tors, Chicago uml Detroit, ap pea red the hardest hit hy the transportation tn-iip There have been record snowfalls in both cil ie* this month a rut traffic and mas* IrunsportuUon was still snarled In many sections. The fresh ley air from North western Canada sent temperature* tumbling to far below zero in the Dakotas, Minnesota, Wisconsin. Iowa, and Northern Illinois early today It was 20 lu Itcdwood Fulls Minn Some subzero readings also were ri'iKirled in Northern New Englund The cold air moved southward and eastward from Montana and sent temperatures to near freez mg as far smith as Mobile, Ala ll was expelled lo tie colder In the Eastern slates Friday Snow was forecast for the North Central region tonight Snow fell early today n It"' Northern Hock ie* and snow mixed with rain hit parts ot Wiiihinglou and Oregon Some rain ti ll in Northern Florida Every available piece of snow removal reitulpmeiit was being utilized lo hi'l|i get Chieugii's 3 ,7 isi miles uf street* ami boulevard* open Til.' city lias bud a record snowfall of more than 33 inches lu Deeemli! r Thou-,anils of ear* Hie esttrna Ie* run a* high a* more than Ino.nut(were stalled in Chi cagn's latest snowstorm on Christ ilia* Eve I 101 K lloejrcle* | r iiin iv *i; 0*1 W4*i!i a-1» J m*'»;ii«*i **** IS \I *' r (it i fiic M'‘ I'"1 y l *" 1 H**\ i*ti »»* i«t. k * 'Inti T !* \fiUR « " * Si** i t** At .\ »:i in» ■ , > K I m i i •»u 1 l" \1- t 111II Of I It*%ti I inft« ' r> .. ...... I- In M ii »I i • Worltl At NIn»• n m« k 9 \ . I ’MI n « f . l At •»ric in It' Aivltn* Itiiy <*rK :* »'t Wlirfi* Kc.ir to Tr«*?li| I o tot |Tl| I |* |'t|IIItl»* A U lr l 'i u«l« |M to New* 10 -t * At !•«!•* I " t ■ *il!>‘ I*(iHit*;||il** •*i I. Il * 'I* M Atol Nt it 11 * « h •.k •*..i in i t ) -i" Mi*rftif>K v.it 14.*i v I I t • \hi-l. U.ivt .nt I I a-V 1-#i i fitit ii '4 >'dll In I'l.m-r I > 00 |1 , rM At N»oiH t*• 15 \ 11■ *5 i' i i.' to I t u •! "14 F im ti tn I I mi » Ini. t "it ruM il.ir t *1 ut 4 -i Htur I I -i S,.l t i l l VlMiuh.llil t lii \\h 1 .1,*» Mnt.it o] \.i r l* i li*<4 in** Hit \(i ii *■ ttnioti J nn \N .rl.l \t Thirt* I I' Ttnltiv " Star -t in mi* Afi.l II. t. w 1 •* T h e Ht**i> l l . I . l n . l th . «‘.5 i*ry I **•! Hiff I. l.iO I'I* IT'III I In NVtt4 I I . H% Hr.|t,*ft ■nn Th* IHi vthin II >,i ii o n N*’\% * ** •* SiM.i i- Immif ..i h it '< in Afit (kit 11r-|lai4I H J'1 ^Mk <I * I*-* i ).(•■ L ♦ . I *4-1... . f f nn h i if now irn \ • .. i tin I f t i-iii Mi»>itt.t ( 4 - 1 ■ I I | * N . ( A I-.t*l v T -I" V. wt t J « A1■•*-<« r l" M. I.*.h Titni. I • »M-h J'-,. I, M 1*1.1ya * "M \..I |4-I5 tl ltl « in \i. h,. Hon.I •no S||, »MlM..li • I *. I ‘Ii it ft* «t| \» i •» ti hi '• tn M * hmi. , Timt 11* mu r nit. *t \ tii.-f.In I ,T ji*rr % t It it 5 1 »i k IM 10 \t Hi.ltlf \\ If. \l . •. II »HI New* II h i- t».’i SiMH « >1 r LONDON f Ileal y gale*, with gusts of more than !Mi miles an hour, buffeted the Itnllsli Isles to day Coast guard stations railed it the wot si seagoing weather sitin' 11*45 Heat'll cabins were damaged at resort elites III the south of Eng land as huge waves broke over the sea walls III Smith Wall's roust guardsmen ilt'siTlhi'il llit- seas as Ilit* highest they evei saw The SI Ann’s Head Station repoili'd a gust reaching 02 miles an limn v -. WaUinj; For « SnU meut was llien passed rapidly to the others The prisoners n>|Mirteil1y were | T il* .Mode, n His’r(:«ul ilemouxtriiling against limited . I l o r a n ' l w a i l l it M I . E 8 visiting privileges and a lack of reading inalenal and ruilios at | ^ HY. Alt» Kit l IsKS llo.-k Quarry THE SHOE U WITH THE BEAUTIFUL FIT TU SSY W IN D A N D W E A T H E R LO TIO N T o p v a liiii ••• regular *1 aii* larya *2 sizo n o w o n ly now c r Jy l o ir gtriww in thl» (w k * « y e a r ly e v e n t ! Handy Family Cmton _ SI*—$1 ills botila. now only $3 m 1***1 WIND , and . jl •r,\t f *7 *»■ *v • \4"A g t e e J S 't % ,][/• f f 1! 'M *^ / ^ sp^jas a Uelflan prlvat*—Albert same men hsve been flown from area to another several times. We’vt mnny style* In this "Hhot with the beautiful fit” . . . dress shoes, suit shoes, spurts and casual*. . . all frum regular Fall ntid winter stock at greatly reduced prices, Of course, not nil sizes In all styles, but a wonderful selection of footwear fashions. All Bales final Now $ 3 - 1 4 - $ 5 -o p p ly ! I .ii i*h il i n .. ii i ' -o ad In Itt'i'll I'ink. 11a- , TUSSY WIND A WIATHIR CRIAM regular $2 die, new only $ J2 5 ft andT * 5 8 5 E.[H-cI*lly crested fur llio.e who i.refer o hsml eream with all iho won.lrrtiil >kin Is-.iulilyuig pr..|wrt.e. ..I the l.uioul LIMITED TIME ONLY a ll inil n iihii 1,1 1 formirly 9.95 to 12.95 OTHER STYLES VALUES TO »10 ft . , put away a y.-ai's taliiin. ni.il.es lian.lt, ell...w*, III'. !., leg* It . I silki-ti soli. TOKY svacuaffe woun Korea carried their soo.oooth today. At ill.- .j.e i i ll p iiee WEATHER LOTION lif t ' pr. TOUCHTON D R U G ST O K E /Venae lend me ihr /..//.m ing T u n y ITuul X II > 1. W l.nliuii: _____ } 1 ilze Ixitllr, «l 50c each $2 .lie lsiltle. it SI each ------- Handy Family Eatlun. (6—11 1h.III.-i ) at 11 p-r rarlun Tltuii' unit me afiu Tuny ITiml A ITmiln i ll.ri'l f jnm it ---- 13 .ire jars it 11,25 each NAME_______________________________________ FLAT — MEDIUM and HIGH I1EF.L ADDHKS3___________________________________________ c it y □ C11AHGE □ CHECK □ C.O.D. l ‘Uat* ml,I JUtt I n t o at Tnn l“ — m �-»»»*»«- -* j , 1 1 ■' :MjHi - ■* - * r ' . r 3 WMIBWR p P W P g ■•/•»,/.•'■.r.-w -.•?• vi urKawsws* r.'-t » Thurs. Jlec. 87. 1031 TIIK SANFORD MBHALD •REVIEW OF THE YEAR-By Alan .Maver- New $144,000 Municipal Stadium WAY ■ To Be Finished By January First Kansas State Plays Favored Nebraska Quint GAME'S GRAND OLD MAN • By Alan Mavtr II) KENT CIIKTI.AIN The highly controversial hut lily now riin m lc Miinicipil lln-cball Stadium will he completed Jun. ) nl h oust «>f S I44,000. Thin will gjyi, Hanford mu of tile newest nml fluent hull plants In the I) classi­ fication of otgmDe.i baseball in the country. Thi new nUilium in lliu rimili of 16-nnmlh* of construction hy the Jnrco Construction C.impnny which hn> hml to struggle ngxlrist nolle reelrit'liuim nil mummy Hue teflal* un a remit of the Korean War. It wan in March of HliiO that voter* of Sanford approved hy rcfarcndiini tlo< construction of a modern hnsvbnll stadium to aupplant the obsolete nml condemned old wooden atriiclure. luill in What n ay have hern the Inrg)D£d. Actual construction of the >1 open lay night crowd In tho I* hew plant begun In October of yi nt histoiy nl tho track Jammed 10SO. Sanford-Mi InuiJo Kemnt Club lint Originally contractor* figured ulglit to see the Id rare greyhound ,, tha uctlan cost* would ho piOKrum. j 171,000 for the new stadium as Over 2dOO person* were on Imtld v It atand* today, hut due to the to see Traveling Mike win the IIIincreasing price* on scarce ma­ anginal ll.indleap, ninth race on terial* and mounting Inhor co*t*. the card, with Joy Joe placing dial ! the final hill linn reached the »* it's Mar in show. The tenth race ipiiaielu pall 'tronomlc total of $114,0011. The new stadium is dressed In an $11112.20 a* Handy Action and exquisite silver nnd black paint .Suoilisiiycr won and placed. HUM 1/1S I, AMT Nil HIT With a roof extending over the •— ► Hi Ilf Ilf '1 loir ;ii l l trandatarxl section, which stretches 11 m m r Hi %< 14 hit fi %ll 3 2«l rn't'ik MM 3 id from dugout-lo-ilugoiit luloml t 1l.< V 11 Muni 3 .HU 8 * t >1111ft1 home plate. A mialern press lion fe i H %i r.—n im )$•> MMr III 4 0 lata out on top of the roof to 1ntir t ill the edge dlr.ctly In hack of tin' J tftoll*' 1 1l| MI*4># J 1 tilt *•* )” 7 LM lit I m '♦ MM la it. •• date. Adequate room I* provided 4( ’MU it 4*1 litnis it« n the pres* ho* for writer* anil 1 I I 1IIII Mi llllhw ii %« i:— llllr 1Itttr :i J l radiomen. 1• •mittil Ittill lilt II > lltstlltll'l All modern construction device* 1 I m 4m 1* MO 1 fl’t y I.mUIhc* anal hulldlii techniques have heen 7 Mat i h jo 11 (IM ,Ml.t Nihta 3 l” Incorporated In Ihl* new studium, J ( 1*nr Till.' tj (j 'fit ujji ( 4 -If 1137,30 •ccnrdlmr to Flton .1. Moughtou. 1 A lHill ta J1. Y ittti i i i , i ; rtltilti* "f M tha architect. Ne*t year’* fun* Af .1f >' l-tmlh*' i.l ■ J/ pit id l i l t 4*1 Will he Impressed with the all- K ill III ia m % r i ^ - Yti Ittrll) "1 loir 311 'J HUM 1 %<i J Hi lls.lt steel and concrete stand* with 3ti iW ltd* Mi fi itt n 211 K* «•(! i all tha aisles coaled with non- 7 1 t ftt Utt 1 MM ii i i llllhm %l Hr i I I I *’l jj akld paint. Tld* latter itrni i» II Mir i n:Itll causing the current delay in tlm 1 | *s•!•!•• U ’III ;i IM in in p atadium’x pomplethn. *. to i ill 1 Alooii AIM. Itell .1 i MO 1-1 h it III Hi* V.' “We could have completed the c l it I 1 1) f 3.fi (in atadluill earlier if nor order for •i (ytthh % •II 14 \ 4 1,—A 1III 1. w 11Hr *Him* rj ,:i the nciM--*kfd paint hml erilved." 1 lilt 3 Ml fit.Itl 1flint lilt). y 7 10 / Mr. Mouirhtnn snld. The tinlut I* H < jii'ii'i HUM 7 4’t i «M Milo >.tall larking u* minor pro­ 7 I tection guard* lor the llyht* * i i«! #i!*' 1it i m - J i I .. I In M i l l ; V I II II I I .V IIIMl* u i l r around home plain. I Imr U t 3 Tha xludium will »a-al U.MU'J in 1 Hky i ruin* i f»n*i S hii r. fu tha l*i* seats, grandstand and I Ui*y hnir n IN'tin Iom 3r.«i b 1 V. bleachers, Mr. Mnugiitoii's stntis’fulfil' I (I I i f K? .ild tlr* ravcalrd. tu m u li i n t i ,—.*»m ill* tine I Im r :i3i‘i "Of course till* flume ran ha u 11.«|*i*v 3)2(1 I t mi In 2(1 expo ruled hy overflow crowds I3 lli Mull inirf u I 2ll 3 *il| Jarnminu their way Into the seats I ltil *'t*MlItN i »>u tJiiiiii' I t i t If 1 1 ) it nu and Ktand*,’’ Mr. Mamuhtnn Mint rd, "Wo have designed the *ln- \I NIII 11%I d.—A Mllhm >l»lr T ln ir :U il diuin to lie expanded nlnnu the 1 till \\ (in T l ih r>Hit ii Yllkt Ton 1 1 .ft iy If f III xi| »; in foulline* to the outfield fence J It n .Vim 2 Ml according to future needs," he ItIII It lit IJ I.) lij. lO Udded. •IIM T I |< %« •;—*««i|%< TTnir it'll 11 Tha hew urandiland nlnne will .V lln fu) y At t Ifhi 1it In 11 do :» on H*inUn*ityrr 1J III ( Ml acat approximately 1000 white 2« Tht. Hoik 3 3H fan* and 200 colored patron*, tin* tpilaii-l.i |41t.4u. wJb- D*at allocation* permit the Keat­ TONHilirs KNTKIKH ing of 200 white* nml .12 Neuro i T i i s r n »< i:— l o m r i i t 3 t r a . spectators. In all I,III2 permanent Hli'li* l l l r l , ilrea t I ssu e , It.-il > Vi tanl* will he afforded all patron* l .l a l i l s , . le rse y l liml. W u sIn , HI*•)> U lste r, a i e p j tl n ' H ums . I.r,nls Itntllirr v 1n the now stadium, N M 'U V ir II I I H — A ll ll h s ti tle i L ' Ip addition along the left Held l-'i'rrls Halii, m u t 'a a i l u r a . Hrirlnu ‘ foul line HOC) mure while people .\lalil, i ln lilfh Holly, Not K.ty I , m i n l u f i . l .o s i uimt can Im fit itrt'al in the portable T i o ii nl lal. l l 1l l.indy tl S IT — * / t i l t h s Mile I l f * bleachers with 2IW mldltinnrd Haw unite, Tiatn, Vera Itoyd, colored fan* helou ncninimodnled ViiamllM I ’nlilill , Hlu,let I,Mil, ( ' , , 111. iininil. lam llllln, ilnltl. u H.imle in the right field hleacher sertinn. Hi H l l Ill'll l l i l I— I '.l a r ll y At present the portiahle color, ('urns 11*1* 1. el l i e a n l s l a , a , Holi* m a r i n e , (i n ly lie,I, 11* 111, II. i i n> l.iiy ed hleacher* are still in the old \ |V HlUillei. Nun* y Hills park hut Will he moved ji.i.n to Trilllil*, r n - r i i n t i r - i iniiis u i i r tha new park. Work still re­ ( i.i h l u l l , Hu i * l T e l a p e , , l,,i,|y main* to hi1 done on the playing l i n i l y , .l.iiin s III* Imril, in,, j e r r y , Hilly Hum, Cute Amt t l e v e l , 111 1e 1 y field and outfield fence* hut this llll e y. Will ho completed soon since nil » I \ 'I T I M i l l :— A III,b e i l l l e I It u n d e r .lui CerllMii, i l r r s e l l, material* are on hand, urcording I >Kell, Hum. Karl... ................ )y„. In Me, Mooi'htor, I*#*lie Mit'ivk Um»(. Thu stadium Im* modern rest x i i V H v m i n n ; — . v i m h . utie lleilillv s ( l l n , Hllver ||i„ Ivy, |.„,|y room* nml runcesaiun space al­ 11111 |*s, i l n s l e il Hlesti, T i . l l n l l . Hire located In an up-to-date' pertnun- ••»■* i i ' a l l e y ' s H|ie,l.il, H.inlli l*u•nt aettinu dlrectlv heneath the M K I I I T M l l . l l i : — .A'IIIDvs i l l l e i grand*land* farlny the outer en­ ( l l l t a r lo , Ill'll I l l s Ml*).v|,e ('Utahtrance*. •*rs l .l e l i U i l a u . I . e a a y ( hurt . .Meier The new park I* located to the l ln s, Mr « li, ll ii th u r Hni jirls.-il, W i n and adjacent to t|u, rickety Hully * ilr ua il N I M H 111 t p — a / 1III he Stile wooden hull plant ,,n tho en*l I valiin , I i,ia l l m i l i y . I.a y uc u. Him■Ida of Mellnnvilhi Avenue near iilro. I i * .llaniiiim , . la c k pu rli. N n rt liern l i s t , r j u y e r l .u rry tha 10th Street "T " later...... Stanford Upset B y Oklahom a In Big Seven Tournam ent Hr HKlt'l'KIt I'ATIIICK K Legal Notice t'lH ih i t n > , „ r uV 'r i m $|{J$t h 4i m i i u , r m r i i t is v iV .u .o "." M i r S T V, r h o w i i M . i.v r i H s i n u i t .*«. C K C fl.lA At. HA I I I I . n i l , £.V* i’hiintiff k .m i i i i h iik iim a n h a h i' i .k i i , In d v in ta n l. newer ur W J . *¥Sf7 In ih* ciri-ult Co Court * T.X fi'SJft. circuit trill*, i r m iL .KMw i „0 * County, Kiarl.... J j T * 0 d ( a a * an t h e l l i h d a y |®ShlfcliV7l.*RWiJM w V ';,jirr.r jaissi jij e ^ tfig ?i.!i te re u Vj Ham*. Jr. •lilt Ilullilln* T I I V H I I I A I 'I J— S l i K t : i ' u o r s e III' mill a, III,III Hen ry , V ain Viv lull, V uiillm ar, l i e s t, *» , |,y„ (I,, hi* en, I ’miliy l.mi, Ha re et Nniinti Coaches Pick Teams For Hliic>(*rcy (iumc MONTdOMhltY </p)—With only wo more iIuvh of )irnctlcu romainIng, liluu-tirny ronche* picked their offenxlvo ami ilrfciulvo line««’• f0*: ‘hn 13lh nnnunl Yunkeullchel fooHmil clash Saturday, Coach** Cnynell Tln»l*y of tha South am Hip Kngtu of tho North announced tlivlr unit* ycitvrday. Homo of tho *tar* round them* fclve* In nuw po«|tlont when tho llnoun* wero posted. Qll llocottl, wn* In tliu portion ha played twi year* a g o -a t fulll.ack, HiH l I ,r*V1*l#^ ,,B Hhif’e'it liill Itolchardt, Iowa fullback., to a starting halflunk po*t f'rr tho No ri b* South Ddtl«d # now numo to hc ro.tor when Cho.tor Frecnun, I*«aVkb* T ' f ? 1*” '1 Jim Ho.hto, another U ul.ftna Stator, on tho 1 »Jlu*',v S °,h»o. Dho a back, ham*; b«c»uio of hi* fathor1* »«rlou» lllnow, AM OS H O M 20 STACG, 8 9 -y w -o ip A sctsrA N r COACH A T S Try and Stop Me -------------By BENNETT CERF-----------r p ilK R E ’S n strlp-tcnsc rnnklnR tho rounds who has trained a 1 flock of dovo.'i to divest her of iis many of her seven veil* as local gendarmes will ullow. Ono evening, one of tho dove* got bored wilt) It* Job, fluttered across liter footlights and set­ tled on tho shoulder of a sur­ prised .spectator. Th e house tnunuger observed, 'T v o been in sliow business twenty years — and that's the first time I ever naw an uctrcss give tho audience the bird.” • • • When Cecil Urown wn* re­ porting tho early day* of World War Two In Musaaitnl'n Home, ho became convinced I hat hi* tegular waiter wua spying on him, and demanded that lie be tired forthwith. "Hut I cannot do that," expostulated the hotel manager "How do I know whether the next spy will he uiiclt un cfllcient waiter?" C* j.)M»M. 105;, ly n.r.nvtt cm. nnntuin t j nmy r?Jiurvi *mtr*tr. Kansas, with Hugo Clyde Ixivelletto scoring 211 point*, averaged about 50 percent from the field, making 20 of fi2 shuts. I.uvelette brought Ills sni'on total to 220 points for M i*antes tlds season-all Juyhuwk victories. Oklahoma, which entered the tournament with n record of only one victory in six sturts, handed Stanford t's first defeat in nine games. Oklahoma's Sherman Nor.on broke the meet scoring record with 50 points, Mnvnurd Johnson of Minnesota set tnu record fur one game at IIH points Inst year. Norton, u senior from i.uOningi*, III., ulao nut u free throw muik of thlitren points, lie didn't miss from the charity lino and hit |:| of It, from the field. Stanford, the guest team, pluyc'l ruggedly the first half and was behind by Hi point*, 20—12, nt tlu* intermission. The Indians came buck strong to go into tin* lead twice (luring Into stuge* of tin* game and were in the running un­ lit Norton's fielder pot Oklahoma aheud to Htuy, 7*1-71, with twentysix Hccaiul* remaining. Only two-time winner of tho tournament, 1017 and Inst year, Kansu* State will depend on :l hiilunred attack to get by Notiriiv ku tonight. The WililculK lire fuvoreil I.v ton points hot if Nchrnuka's Jim lloehnniin Is hitting It will Im no interesting evening for the Wildcats. Kansas State hud woo six of its eight game* this season. Nebraska has ii 2-B record. Thu Mlssouri-luwa Statu game tales ns a tor*-up. Iowa State hit* won four against a single loss. Missouri, playing it tougher schetlulut ha* won three and lost three. Kentucky, the country'* No, | ranked team, and St. Louis, No, 12, tuned up for their appearance In the Sugnr Howl tourney Friday bnd Saturday with easy victories. Kentucky, with Cllffhngan sink­ ing 54 point*, routed UCLA, XI611. St. Louis took an early lft-t lead to drub Dartmouth, <U-46. In the SouthweNt Conference tourney at Dallas, Tuxu* A A M heal Arkansas, -IV-lil, nml lean* took Southern Methodist, CH-12. Ohio Statu Opinta n fnr west tour hy heating Oregon State, til67. The iluckeye* took un curly lead and stayed in front all tho way. By Willi AM MIT Ford ham was upset hy St. Fran­ Ventral f iv u Writer cis of llrouktyn, 64-62. ON(IK AGAIN our street* nre m-ce»*ary bit* of paper no doubt Dig Seven Tourney (F irst Hound) peopled witli people Instead of 'will soon become known as Joe Oklahoma 77, Stanford 71 Kansas 7(1, Colorado Sll group* of gully-wrapped parcel* Ml Mm i Southwest Conference Tourney Imitying along on two feet. f f I (F irst Hound) A Irm k ilrh'lntt roof,*l vein 1 ! I Texn* 6H, Southern Methodist 42 rrrciiffy field. IHomfcr 1 / fficy find A f.oai/on ai icxpvlpcr i/irftlrc* Texas A A M 40, Arkumuis 4t) Midwest Tourney (First Hound' Hurt sfiouhf he a hoKsiai; plan Irwibli Hill Inn ..ook oar to ploy Indiana Central 7H, Muskingum 72 /or i/fiovts. N(( >a» thi rn must he lln rule of liickti** ;mfi stria,i. I l l t Ottawa (Kan) Wolmsh 70 it *hor/(((/(• o/ /initiilnt cuxffi*. Th* iadd**t ward* el langu* tt Other tiamea I J t pen might b* theui “Mata mew Kentucky H4, UCLA 6*1 tit* In a horn* who* lh*ra «>a lemarrew." St. Loul* (12, Dartmouth 46 Ohio State III Oregon State 67 a numbir of young tont, my* t t I Orartdpappy Jtnklnt, It apt la L* A my*tury limn I* referred la! St. Francis (llkn) 64, Fordham 62 quit* bayitiroui. during ono of those Washington Colurnriu A A M 74, Whitworth tin. t I I probe*. Wonder If he’s a* mys­ Nnw that tins Clilnv.'jo trnntpnr- terious n* thoso shadowy belngH| latlon *y*icm in pilnllng Joke* un corivspondenti always refer to an tho buck* of U* Initial era, tliu*u ’Trnlnud political obaei veral'' YO U'RE TELLING ME! Johnny Bright Given Sportsmenship .Honor Freshman Alan Amerlin of Wis­ MASI SKINS consin set two new rushing re­ CHICAGO OP)—Phil Mail, 28 cord* for thu Western Cunfersnta yeur old catcher, today became tho seventh member to Joli Join the list of during thu '61 grid season. suventh contended Chicagoo Wl White Sag In signing giving for tha the 1068 1088 season, a At Mnutnuo High School in Ohio, In tho 1061 season, Masl hatted Ulck Kusmulrr won HI letter*-- .271 In 84 games, Hu drove In 88 four In football, four In baseball, run*, connected with eleven dou­ four In basketball ami unu in gulf, bles, a pair of trlplta nnd four home runs. Nat (Sweetwater) Clifton of tho Naw York Knickerbockers served Tha University of Florida startwith tha A$my In North Africa, rd playing dhg bus basketball In 1018, Thu France, Ualglum and Germany Oator team wcon five and lost ona during World War 11. that year. BOSTON (A*)—Johnny Bright, Drako University halfback, today was named reclplsnt of tha 1061 "8wrdo" Nelson award far sports­ manship hy tha gridiron cluh of Greater Uoston. Hright, named on tho West's squad for Saturday's Shrine foot­ ball game In Sun Franciaco, drew a total of 28 votes in the ballot­ ing In which 80 football roaches nnd writers In 87 states partici­ pated. Tha Nelson award, dedicated to irvard player and coach, la awarded annually to “th i player, who, {iv his romlucl •uEhSh u sq u eh a n n a , has ju s r H E LP E D H/S SON P R O D U C E ONE OP THE SEASON 'S PERFECT RECO RD S/ iK H T l . town State and M I h s o u i I follow at 10:45, I ii: Hy KENT CIIKTI.AIN KANHAH CITY W)—The Kan­ su* State Wildcat* take thulr first step In tho big seven conference'* innonl December basketball tourn­ ament tonight with finger* cross­ 'd* Coach Jack Gardner'* K-Stilt or*, who meet Nebraska in the f.mtl set of first round games, at iri th<* stand* lust night ns favored Kansas University looki'd .ivernge in heating Colorado 7d5(1 nml Oklahoma upset previously unbeaten Htnnfoid, 77-71. The pre-tournament favorite* were Kansas, Stanford and KStato. The Kansas State.Nebraska game is scheduled for W I'.M. Kennel Club Pays Opening Quiniela Pairing Of $332 I':;.-.. ■she o a s w g aH A H P esf o ld m ah HAS F E E S COACH/HO FOP 6 2 YtAZZ AHD JUST AS FtECiHTLY AS 1943 WON 2 ANARP S FOP M/S t tO R K A r C O LLEGE O F rue A &HEAT A ilAFOUNP ATHL ETE A T YALE, HE h'AS AN END ON THE F lR ^T ALL-AMERICA TEAM E YER Pic k e d , i n 1 8 8 9 / P A C IF IC / £twrrj|»tiJ By Mug #>4fN#ti Matthews Rated |Maryland Eleven Best All-Around Hard At Work For Fighter Of Year Sugar Bowl Game NEW OH LEANS t/T>—'TennJ* NKtV YOIIK (AV -Middleweight Clinmplvm Hay Itohlnson an I *seo and Marvland came to the Light llenvyweight Conlendvi deep south to fire up their Sugar llarrv (Kid) .Mattthews share the Howl uttuck* and found perfect honor* In King Magazine's award* weather today to open final drill* for the New Year'* Day football for the year. Fdilor Nat Fleischer nnnV'd classic. Tennessee’s Volunteers worked Hohlnson "fighter of the year, " and selected Matthew* a* the best 1?* !luV!nall-around fighter of the year. Tim State University cainmis. 80 miles awards and Hing'.* animal rating* ii)i the Mississippi Itlver. Maryland drilled at lliloxi, were announced In a copyrighted article in the February Issue of Ml**., un tin* golf coast, 60 miles east of here. the boxing monthly. Tennessee and Maryland—un­ It was the second, tlmo in three beaten and untied and ranked yenrs that Sugar Itay bus been No. one nml three In the nation chosen for fighter of tho yeur in tho Associated I'ress pall— laurel*. Fleischer nwurd* it to the hnva heen hampered hy snow and boxer who comhlnea boxing pro­ cold weather ut Knoxville and ficiency with sportsmanship nod College Park In preparing for tho contribute* to the uplift of the Sugur How). sport. With only n few.practice days Fleischer hacked up hi* choice remaining, noth Tennessee Coach of Matthew* hy designating him Hob-Neylnnri and Terrapin Hinu* the No. I rhiillcngcr for light tor .Thn Tatum planned hard work llenvyweight Joe Maxim. Archie for their trams. Moore, for year* the No. 1 con­ Tatum said Murylanri will work tender, was moved hack to the No. twice u day until Sunday when ona 2 spot Just aheml of Haloid John­ drill will he held. Ncylnnd said son. only that “there’ll lie plenty of All champion* were listed at the work, don't worry." Tatum was In a talkative mood: head of their class something “This year we have ii hunch of not always followed hy King If Fleischer believes someone Is u {[uy* who play together. . , .Nobetter fighter—excepting for the >oriy gripe* about having to play welterweight division. Fleischer offense or defense.. . .Wo have left tlm 147-pound title vacant and two great ro-captsln*. Linebacker nalvl Lid (ivwitvvlv of Cviha ami Dave ClaudK and Guard Hah Charley Humes of France should Ward. Ward play* offense amt Cinnelli plays defense. The way meet for the crown. Joe Louis was placed In a it work* out wo have an offensive strange spot—No. 6 In tho rank* and defensive captain.. . .Wall be of heavyweight contenders. Louis nluying our best on New Year’s has never been lower than tho D ay.. . .We’d lie foolish to chango top or No. t contender aince ho our lineup from thu combination won tho title. Kxxurri Charles, thu that won 10 game*." Commenting further, tho talka­ ex-champion, was ranked us thu tive Tatum rolled on ubout Tenn­ No. I contender. essee; "We haven't played anyone as good ns the Vo!*, hut they haven't pluyed anyone aa good Hit KIN K GAME as us." Tho first of the Sugar Bowl HAN FRANCISCO (A1)—Shrine events starts at 10 A.M. (CST) football coaches talked probable today when the tennla tournament lineups today a* the East and onen*. Tonight, Louisiana State West s i i u u 'I n hreexed into their University will attempt to win Its lust workouts for Saturday's char fourth straight Sugar Howl boxing ity game, . title in mutches with Wisconsin. Thu' East enme up with tenta­ Tho basketball tournament betive offensive nnd defensive teams. gina Friday night. Hut the West mentioned only an offensive unit. UCLA's longest punt return for Both were frsuly sprinkled with a touchdown In '51 was 73 yards by “o r"...it's that lough for tha Pete Dailey in the Texas AAH coaches., game. high esteem for thn football code rod cxcmpllfjoM sportsmanship to •n outstanding taodini degree," llrlght’s sponsors cited his high degree of sportsmanlike conduct In tho nation-wide furor caused hy his injury during a game with Oklahoma A A Si on Oct. 20. Its suffered a fractured Jaw that aidslined him at a time when he rated s one of the season's outstanding ntarcollsglata players. fMfMTMIHOUSII .itnt Fred Gunns, heal cage mentor fur the Seminole High varsity, reports that despite want anyone predicts ur says Daytona Huuvh .Seshrreie High School Is still the state's top A division high school basketball tram. “ Why 1 sawD.Scabrecso crush good llttlo team from Winter Garden last week bv a whopping tlH-27 A score", (Janas said. (ft “We tangle with Winter Garden on Jan. 2 here in a our first home cage content ' of the newton," he continued, “I figure we have a good chance to win that one nnd of course If we do. It will be our first win of the year,” Gnnas added. The following night the Se­ minole Warriors Invade tho nower-pseked Seabreese court* In Daytona to try to put up u game Q battle. For the record Seahrecso has taken four consecutive state cage titles In thu last four years, three of which were In tho tt classification and one, lust yeur, in the A division. Thi* A title wa* copped nfter a reclassifica­ tion of the teams in thu stats "lacing Daytona in the A group. (Sana* attributes the Seabreeze strength to the fact that hu*kctball Is tatiuht to the youngsters in junior high school and m>w4? even in tlm grade school* which lira vide* tin) high school coach with a large urrav of experienced players (u draw from, "The Immediate reason for Keatircf »#'* basket hall power Is that fhe Junior hlrjh school there has won their last $0ndil consecutive gumt-*.” Ganns pointed out. The other team* in this section, and also In the stale, now have to as a matter of self defense begin trulnlmr their players In the Junior hlnh schools and grammar schools, says Gnnas, e •* Gutting hack to the current owerhouso nt Scahreeie High chool, Gniuts suy* thut Conch Joe Nelsun of Duytona claims he has the heat rebounding team he hn* ever coached through thu ninny state championship* they have won. The present team I* thus the strongest Nelson hus 0 coached and In all piohahllity the greutest quintet Daytona hus produced. As fnr a* Nelson and Ganna are concerned the Kenbrccio eager* are u cinch to repeat a* Florida A division chumps ngaln this season. S Ganas feels that the Heminute* will begin In click and win their share of game* after the holiday recess be­ cause the hoys will hr In better condition and have added polish through Ihcwe later games nnd Iralnlne. Currently the Hanford War­ riors are on ii w e e k ' s vacslion from prarllre hut they will resume their practice grind on Tuesday of next week. o Dalai Dmt racing fans here t* u tin on the third race nt thu rt Hanfonl-tlrlanilo Kennel Club tonlr/h', Starlet l.oii. Watch Jimmy Smith In the Wlntrr Garden game next week. . . Ho Is duo to get hat. The ,Seminole guard can sink from nut on the court and drive In under on lay-ups, Wlsy Hardin Is riu*. also, to have a hot game under tho lmnnls in that contest. . . finis. P R A IR IE L A K E ^ ^ £ I DRIVfc-IN Now Showing “Su n n y S id e flfir of T h t S tre e t” A musical In color a G R E Y H O U N D ....- T . v ' x - ^ , J \T " Tonight Sanford People Will Learn Something! v <\J I C \ 1 1 i\ f ' « m i IN f Ml A I Hi m TONIGHT—FRIDAY T he Sports Register fcL ■ * , KHZ * I'tH tfw l 18 no iv B ad lA C | t RT s t a1 s ^r 1l h i s e 8 t , ■-* . ■ . - •Tf • •m a il 1 •w ferns 7 i t l MS. Cos. 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I (1ST li'iu a \kiin wall h in .1— Ural PalillP For Mule —3 ‘•FHO.y Apfdv in wiltma ylviii.j ,],,»i,lowo m.-a Mmulnv. Ilo. full p.ulit itluf vt. It*»\ it\ «* i» ’.vmd. I'hotn- |^,‘|J. KKMIMII.K KKAI.TV .Sim f o u l l l o n j t l . ................................... M 1.130 Miiki' oII'i A«e. I'lmiui 27 I'U IT V I I I L O O K o f t . i ii l iu ri A l lO M U l.ll.I.S — 15 T. W. Mem — W. Ikli‘111,*11*a Oran in S a i i f ' i r i l . S l i m t liim ri, ' ,, , . ... , ~ J, I!. IliiiUlne — AeelH'liilrH. P i n , ai,n t kvuik, mi n ' l l i i i p . in ttD N C A C A It. V d riv e | b y l . y , IF It Jn KKAI. KSTATK, wliothi'i , ........... r t a r l * m i n '. W o n 't m W m k ' " r " ' ' “ ‘on K„«ll»li Fo rtfl you wont In Imy or null, "i’«, 11 1 ........ Will, y o u r pi-mu-nt j " l i . , A m , ’r k ' " " ,1. W. IIALL, llL A L Iu l! A i o m u l « 1 A.lilt w e e k l y t o » !„ ■ (. l'" * " ™ , ,n '1 cu n v crtlb le e. Florida iS'ii'o Ilnnl* ((Jround Sliir. i'U C nnh i i i v e . I m . M t r.. N rleh lam l-M u rrlaon. Inc.. E. Floor» Phono I7M F l r * l S ' u u i i e i l , T i l l * i» n o t a VeiuliMi’ " 1 (2) A Moli'i'ulo. M o i 'h l n e lliiiln en *. For P e r . Mill F o il!) Clltlt Coupe haa mdlo, liftiti-r and terrllde paint Mima I I n t e l v i e w . W r i t * l l " * .M j o b luit run* k, u,i L 421)5.00. i' li llurilM. ■1 Hralrooin ('oimlry limin’. <>nt- 1*1.1 >(>!{ mill Fountain, experience I5.II-W after *i l*-hL Nlory Frame. I.lfe Time Hoof. not nece**nry Muni lie neat ami Full SALK: l'.'tf Kraricr. liverdrive, rudio, iimlcrrout. perfect pirn Mini. Apply Mr. Mill liefote Lunar Hrrern Porch. liariiK*' cmulitlon. Iloliby Jones, 100 W. II .my murnluu. Toucliton linirf and Nlnruie llmini. Puvrd Mb. Ph. 2llt. Co. lload. Four Arreta of Land. IIKI.P WANTKII—Yminu mao a., 105(1 CIIEVIIOI.KT sudah. Perfect Good Shade and Frull Tree*, condition. Call 701 between 7 mile.* clerk. KoowledKi' of tlruit A.M. ami 5 I'M . Alulie* preferred! Stnuly eni[.united 3 Mllea From llm plovliicnt. (Iruup innuranco. V r• Cluck, TII All.KHS IB— -IV cation wtlli pay. Fireelonc .Store* $ « ,5 0 0 .0 0 FIMt SALK cipilty' In *25 ft. houa* WAITItKSS W ANTKDf Kxpertrailer. Will trudo fur diamond lencc preferred. Short hours, o rjv lm l_ Jm v ^ KxcluHive W ith (loud pay. I.mniaan’* Keetnu* 17— 'BOATS —17 runt. Orlumlo IIwy. W . R . W illiam s Realtor 110 North Hark Avenue V— 11OUK WANTKII UAUY SITTKIl. Mrs. Falkenbera. Best r«ltt*nc«*. Ph. 1W77-W. •Lfi. 'iaa ‘j —t CAN'T TAKE my 14 ft. boat and trailer with mu. Muta) bait wall, sturdy, speedy. Chaplin Bo NAS. Exts&iloa SOI, t • ! I % �*fn .T\*«£:If y^mm-s r — *"''■' ■■■ — ' -• r\ y • . . ; ‘ flliy " " T~r~~'T pW w jjggliH M gl — -----------n ------------— ------- :---------- 5 ---------’ ---------.-------------- ------------ 1 — * ’^V^PrWCy 4t Ttiura. Dm . 27, 19.71 TIIK SANFORD IIKItAI.ll -REVIEW OF THE YEAR-By Alan Maver* New $144,000 Municipal Stadium I----------------------------------------------- WAY--------------------- --------------------- 1 To Be Finished By January First lly KENT CIIRTI.AIN The highly controversial liilt big new ronrrite Mhniripil Baseball 8Ucliuin will lie ciimiiletcd Jun. I at ii cost ol Si 11,01)11. This will give Hanford one of the newest mol f i n e s t hull plniiiH In the I* rlnx* ficatlnn of otgi nixed bnsibull in the country. The nuw stadium Is the result of Ir,-nmnth* of construction i>y the Jnrcc Consti Ui tiim Company which hm iiml to struggle ngi.irist acute restrictions on building n n -* tetlals iir a result of th» Korean War. It wan in March of 11)80 thnt Voters of Hanford upproveil hy referendum the construction of a modern baseball stadium to sopplant the obsolete ami ronilotnneil old wooden structure, huilt in Wlml fray have hern the InrgH)2<1, Actual construction of Die ret opening night crowd in Die M JleW plant heiruri in tlctcrhcr of ytni hlstoi y nl Die l j in k jniMinml 1260. StinfordUilnrnlo Kunrnl (Hull In t Orlulnnlly contractors flitured Hi«llt to M’v the III rtii’ greyhound the construction costs would bn ,a ogrnm. 171,000 for the new stadium ss Over 2(1(10 person* wi re nn linliil t stands today, hut due to the to Rev Traveling Mike win the In­ increasing prices on senrre ma- augural ll.imliiup, ninth nice on tirlals and mounting labor rusts, (lie cunl, Willi .lay Joe plncing mat th f final hill has reached the ns- II'.< Mur in rIiow. The tenth nice qninit'la purl ‘tranomie total of 7114,000. The new stadium Is dressed in nn !882.2'l n» Handy Action anil exquisite silver and Muck paint riooiiiHtiyer won uml plnceil. ill:.s i I,IS I,AST NUilIT t: with a roof extending over the I III vl K ie l.—.I'liluiln I line :U ■rand*!mid ruction, which alretches .1 Itcrrh I re. k I J Mi from dugoot-to-diignut behind I llllto It ll'OII home plnle. A nioilern press box t iiluiil hlxr Jets out on tup of Die roof to u l i i t a l i ii n I ;— ■> in n . the edge dlrictly in hack nf Du* J Hlllllt I I llnher 31 nn ilate. Adequate room Is provided • lllu Hiiiiiv 3 ■ Ilian Hum n the press ho* for writers and l i i i l l I . n n i . — :l m i l l - u i l r limp ilil'.'l radiomen. I ^rt immI h a l f ilnll} *l»»iih|r| All modern construction device* j Mitiy I* 'Ml 3 Mi la in l.m il* Bfld hulldlii techniipies have l>ecn 7 A lla VlHu |SI jn I 1 on .1 l'» incorporated in this new stadium, J f'lt'Ml' TiUu >11m i a t * 7 ) n i 7 . a u according lo Elton J. Mnughlon, JiAH|IiiI .V m m ; Minin* I *t «*«k I f ^ the architect. Next year’s fans Mil IF 1.*4i•14Ikt* ( j i im nl 1 : 1 ! Mi. Will hu Impressed with the ull- •''IM Il l'l l II U K— i Htllfl 11 1 Mur ‘i l l ‘J Ik IfH 3 H*-.U I.Mf 1 Ml Wts.’l and runere tv stand" with ft 4VVliMi• Mil a «l| j| All in •*■!» all the aisles cnnled with non- 7 H* ii l*-»t • (i I K•• 1 Ml Mil Ii w till*K 1 • I II II M ------V ikld paint. This laltvr item is lllHM II.O causing the current delay In -the 1 l'.»|»|..» . DM t Mi M» I't Medium's romplrlln'i. 1. mi 1 .0 1 Alni.it AIM* I** II I Ml F n . t c l l ) li|* "We could have euuipleled the .1 ijtll liM-til 1 ■ 1 1 12 , fl'f ■tedium earlier if our order for •41 \ 1 If II %< ------A Ml 1Ii« tl l l r 'f i m r U . l thn non--*kld paint luul arrived,” fluid 1Mini Hal. y ; 1" 1 Ml .1 Mr Hr. Mouithton said. The paint Is N i 1 1III t X 1 Mi ■Ian still lurking ns minor pro­ J 1 iff i •• t j i i iiii*'i.i 11 i i I ’ll <44 tection guard* lor tliv tights o u t i : m m ii i i i — A Millsw t l l l r around home [dale. 1 Imr .13 iU The stadium will seal 2.802 in * Hky i r nl m i III 2ii . M' K HI . ft the Ikix seuts, grandstand uml 1 Huy Knit 3 bleacher*, Mr. Mouiroton's statis­ A fiMtcInluri ju l n l i 'l a 11 I t M7.RU tics revealed. M i a m i i< %< i — •A Mil he t l l l r 'l i m e d i l l “Of course this flirure can In 1lil |-|»F 31 2M I J Ml Ml 30 expanded hy overflow crowds 31 Ill'll Mull tin.t(l « 20 .1 n 1 Jamming their way into the seats » I.U fjlllfili l.l 4 3 I i II Hi fl)f and stsnds," Mr. Mmighlnn sla t­ > 1 VI II n \ •j 1itt hm tl Hr ed. "Wo have designed the slu1I m r T i l l diutn to he expanded along tie- "£ Tr . i v 1 an 2 i,(i \hdn 7 «•* H |.»V let If] •*! ♦] 1<» fatil lines to the outfield f.m e 1 It m Alar 2'.»#il according to fiituro .... .. In. t.iuJ im* la 4 4 iii |77.4» added. T l; v e i l 11 VIK— s u n * T l m r :iu« 1 l l a inly Ai l loll lb Mi 1 1 nn It Mil The new grandstand alone will 33 Haulh«fiye*r 17 MI i Mil ■eat approximately lOW) while 1 T im M'»fk 3 20 f/si l n 11-Hi i j - u f 13-11 21 rana and 200 rolored patrons, Box Mat iilloratinns permit the sentT O M D i r r s KNTIIIKH imr of 2.'I() whites uml .'ll! Ncuro I ' l H s r II VI |i— l u l o r l l r ipretntora. In nil 1,812 permanent Hlyln l l t r l . Ureal Insai-, I t .*«! feat* will he afforded all patrons l.lHbln, J c r m.y Kllllll. t V a s l a , Hl"p H lslc r. airiiplri ' liiixi.. l a m l s l l a i i l i r . 1n the now stadium. xiirtivii m i l - —-i/inihs viii«. In addition along Dm left riehl K e i i l s l-'nio, n a r I ’s i n to r a , ni.rlror foul line HOP mure white pontile Matil. llo lili’ti K o l l ), N o t - K a y l . j i i i n T o n , l.ont nimi can Imi placed in the porlnblc T r i unniei, i mi '.iiuly ii v<'ti— n / i i n i i s i m r bleachers with 28<i mldlUoruil , r a n Im-l i e . I'm In, V er a Uny.l, colored fsns heinir accommodated Va in oils 1‘otiulr , Mtniiei l.on, I ’o ia IIIIU, ilnbb-ii Hanilc 4ft the rlirht field Idem-her suction. iionol.i ' l lIran Il l ' l l || V c i i — l - m o r l O At present the portable color­ I 'a iils II,,, I., i lo -m ils lo,ii, Mol.ed bleachers are still in Die old not ruie, u n i , Heil, I If,11a Itiiln, i n . N . in i ) Kills park hut will he moved soon In j T riliiip, Klilillei, ll vI K—a m i ll s viiis»h# new park. Work still re­ l i n k Hill. Ho e..| T e m p e r , l.mly mains to lo> doni< on the playing H o l l y , S a n i e s In. b a r e . Ilia J e n , Hilly Mala. I 'u l . An.l l l e v i i , l i usiy field and outfield fences but this l . l l i y Will ho completed soon since nil s i v e i l M Vt li— a / l l l l h s r u l e T linm ler J e l itnrllnw, K reiell, materials nre on hand, nrrmding n a t i t l . Hint K a n e , Orn nails, \VIt fo Mr. Moupbtofi. kill* M AI' tklilt.. Tho stadium has modern rest S I l V D y n i II U K— V I ......... Sllle Heauii e o i f r r . t:u.:.>, k „, i , roams and cunccision space al­ Itl n ps, 11Ii e I ... 1 r i e . b . Till loll, K i r * locs toil In an up-to-duto' perman­ IIOK. fb'K . t v b l l e y ' s Hpeclal. Honlb I'aent aotllnjr directly licneath the i l f b . K t l l l i n i II VCK— A - l l l l k s VIII* ■randstands facing the outer onI m i n i In, l i e n u y 's M l s l n k o «'iiitilirfnUlCte. e r * I.I k Ii I ii I iiu . f.enny I b n r l . M e i e r The new park Is located In the l l o s , Mr, lliincli. I l n l b e r HurprIseil, ■north ami adjurm! to tho rickety Hally ’l l r n m l . A t ' T i l II VI K— A l l ll k s M i l * wooden hull plant on thu east Ivnliiii. I bin llaaley, K a v a . a . Hb». ■Ida of Mellonvilln Avenue nenr Iiirvif Hi* AliiIktMlilt, .IfitTlc |*j|r|ii. th* lot 10th “* Street “T " Intersection. " " r*hern, Indi < levnr harry, 1 f KeNrucxy P E R B V tmrtrp, P a e A K N E O Z 7i) 0 O L p . I'ttl’timhd t 0J.'lS^ frals'M ,r7*J (Sl| Try and Stop Mo ------------By BENNETT CERF------------r n ilK R K 'S n strip-tenso muklna tho rounds who has trained a I flock of iloves to divest her of us many of her seven veils ns local flcndarmcs will ullow. One evcninn, one o f the doves Rot bored with ilH Job, fluttered across the footUuhts and set­ tled on the shoulder of u sur­ prised spvctntor. The housu munafler observed, “ I’ve been In show business twenty yeors — and th at’s the first time I ever r.aw nn netress give the audience the bird." • a .;i i ' « « „ Jr .’ t ink liulldina t' V IK MIDI l IN C I I W ' f Ht AVKL TONIGHT—FRIDAY v r -' I ■ ■ rfl n k F 77/ f fiu>M .wr.vAFiii ■* P l i i n t 'i l e l l,y Kins r o l ’ i n sjnuicsl*. V YO U'RE TELLIN G ME! By WIltlAM Mill O n I mi f'ri.i) tl’rllcr O N Ckl A(; A I N our s t r e e t s a re pc up lo d Will) p ro jilo ii m tem l o f K i o u p s o f k i i II>- w i u p p e d p a r c e l s I m i r y l n g nluiik' on t w o fe e t. ! ! I A f.om/im in iixp iipi r t f r r f u r r * D u r r sfiliafif In u hiiMSilii/ phlil /or r/h(Mts. f i r , his ( h e r e m u s t fu­ ll R fi orfiifir o/ fui ii of r d rn.vfti v. I I 1 lift In a horns w h s r a i h s i * o n a n u m b s r of you ng t o m , r a y s O r a n d p a p p y Jt n k ln v , is a p l lo b o q u i t * b o y st o ro u s. I I I Now thnt Dio Chicago transpor­ tation system is p'lnllng jokes on tho backs of Its tiuns/ois, these I'laintirr North** h* fbnik p0,t tor thu The South addetl a now name to ‘i hH e.ir0KUrL whon, Chli, t Sr Freeman, ‘8U bock, replaced Jim Roshto, another laiulaftna Stater, on tho Rolrel snuad. Roshto, a so a back. homo because of his father*! serious illneia. • CoyrrlRht. W3J, t>y Du.mil C n l C o a t i i t 's I* ic k T c u m H F o r B liic -C irc y (ia m e awsiisiSA" PgWJijs • When Cecil liroivn wns report ink Dio early days of World War Two In Mussolini's Home, ho became convinced that his rtpulnr waller wan spying on him, am) ilrmnmlcd that ho bo rirod forthwith. "Hut I cannot do Dint," expostulated Dio hotel mutineer. "Mow do I know whether the next spy will bo such an cfllelent waiter?” I l l V r i l It V l 'i — s o H r t i n r r s * I I el mol a. Until Hen ry , Vnln V lvbill, Viiblliiuir. to-e Ken, l .y n l l o l i i . ell, I'anny hull. F o r e s t N all on MONTfiO.MKllY hV)—With only wo more days of practice remainK A IIIIIH H A l l l 'J . H I t, Inir, liluo-Orny conches picked W JTOJ x a x k e y TirVi'sta t 'd their offensive and defensive line, i i i a. iiiiK jn T su st J O l IIKtt W .i. V P S J U I I S S A M P I . K I I , yi’* f f j lath nnnual Yankeellcliel fnotfiall clash Saturday. / * * J - , *.r * U " S k t i u w a r. JOIt ara h«r*l.y rxinlreit to file Coaches Daynell Tinsley of tho ft*e anpyaraiie* nml answer ur p l s a d l n a , on th n l i t b iiuy „ r South iiml Kip Kuirlc of the North announced their units yesterday. Some of tho stars found them­ selves In new positions when tho lineups wore posted, Oil llocettl, w h s In tho position he played two years a « o - a t fullback. t.in n6 lci Lr*’v<!* k‘,f1 h»'» shifted Kill Bslchardt, Iowa fullback, to GAME'S GRAND OLD MAN • By Alan Mavw n e c e s s a r y h i t s o f pttpor n o d o u b t 'w i l l s o o n b e c o m e k n o w n as J o « Mill, i ■ 1 I f I A t r u th i f r i r l i i p r o iifr A l u-as rr ri -n f/ v hr hi. tV o i n fr r lJ Ihry hud fr o u ft h //iffiiii; .ici iiifour fo play Hit rolr of I m k h a n pnlt nlriati. I l l 7hs saddest words ol longue or pen might ha fhosoi "Mora snow tom orrow ." I » » , A mystery man Is referred to; dorlnK one of tliose Wuslilngton proboa. Wonder If he's as mys­ terious ns those shadowy belngai coricN|ninilents always refer to an 'Trained political ubsetvrral'' Frusliinuu Alun Ameclio of Wis­ MAHI HHiNH CJIICAdO OTh-Hhll tfnsl, lift consin set two new rushing re­ ay became cords for tho Western Ccmfurenco year old catchur, today hecamo tho seventh member to oln tho list nf during the '(it giid season. contended Chicago 'White Sox In signing fur the 1U92 season. At Maumee High .School lu Ohio, In the lum Reason, Mail batted lick Kusinaler won 18 lottors— .271 In H-t games, He drove In 28 aur In fouthull, four in hasehall, tuns, connected with eleven dou­ four In hasketlinll and uno In golf, bles, a pair of triples and four S Nat (Swontwntcr) Clifton of thu Naw York Knickerbockers served with tho Army In North Africa, franco, Bolglum and (lermany during World War II. homo run*. Tho University of Florida starta . . . . Thu il playing basketball In 1018. lator team won five and loot tost ono year. Hr NKMTEH PATRICK KANSAS CITY t/H)—The Kan.as State Wllil>-*U take their first step In the big seven conference's inmtal December bnskctbull tourn­ ament tonight with finger* cross­ ed. Coach Jack (iardner's K-Staters, who meet Nebraska in the final set of flint rouod game*, at in the stand* Inst night ns favored Kanin* University looked iverago in heating Colorado 7H.1(1 end Oklahoma upset previously unbeaten Stanford, 77-71. The pre-tournament favorites were Kansas, Stanford and KState. The Kansas State-Nehraskn game is scheduled for U I*.M. iK ST). town State and Mlasnuri follow -it 10: Ifi. Kansas, with huge Clyde LovI'llettu scoring 28 point", avernged about (10 percent from Die fluid, making 2<1 of fi2 shot*, f.oveletle brought his Bisson total to 221) points for H ■'limes this season nil Jay hawk victories. Oklahoma, which entered the tournament with a record of only onu victory in six stmts, handed Stanford Dm first defeat in nine games. Oklahoma's Sherman Nor-un broke the meet scoring record witli 811 points. Mavnard Johnson of Minncxoln set tbu record fur one game at (IH points Inst year. Norton, u s:nlur from I.nDrange, III., ulso set u free throw murk of Dili teen polnl*. lie didn't nils* from Die rh.-iritv line uml hit |:j of Id from the field. Stanford, Die guest team, ploy•d raggedly the first half ami was liehllnl Iiv Id points, 2H-42, at Die intermission. The Imlians came j buck strung to go Into tlm lend twice during lute stages of Die , came and Were In Die running un­ til Norton's fielder put Oklahoma |ahead to stay, 711-71. with twenty1six seconds remaining. Only two-time winner of the tournament. It) 17 and ln»t year, K ii i i m i s State will depend on :l bulunred uttnek lo get oy Nehru •• kn tonight. The Wililcnt* are fuv. oreil liy ten points hut if Nebras­ ka's Jim llilchnniin is hitting it will be an intcri'iding evening fur the Wildcats. Kansas State had won six of Its eight game* this season. NebruRku has u 2-B record. Thu Mlssoiiri-lowa Statu game rates as a tora-up. Iowa State has won four against a single loss, Missouri, playing a tougher sched­ ule, has won three and Inst three. Kentucky, the country's No. I ranked team, and St. I.ouis, No, 12, tuned up for their appearance In the Sugar Howl tuurney Friday and Saturday with easy vlclurlc.-i. Kentucky, with Ullfflingan sink­ ing 84 points, routed UCI.A, fit68. St. I.ouis took an curly 16-1 lead to droll Dartmouth, (18-16. In tho Southwest Conference tourney nt Dnllns, Texas A A M bent Arkansas, 40-40, and Texas took Southern Methodist, &H-I2, Ohio Stutu aliened a far west tour hy boating Oregon Slate, ill67. The Hock eye* took un curly lead and slayeil In front all the way, l uldhum wits upset hy St. Fran­ cis of Itrooklyn, 64-62. Ilig Hsvan Tuurney (First Hound) Oklahoma 77, Stanford 71 Knnsu* 7d, Colorado 6(1 Suulhwsal Conference Tourney (First Hound) Texas 6H, Southern Methodist 42 Texas A A M 41), Arkansas III Mid*vat Tourney (F irst Hound) Indiana Central 78, Muskingum 72 Ottawa (Has) Wutmah 70 Other (lames Kentucky H4, UCI.A 68 St. Louis <18, Daitmouth 46 Ohio State (it Oregon Slate 67 St. Francis (llkn) 64, Fordhum >12 Colorado A A M 74, Whitworth (in. Johnny Bright Given Sportsmen ship .Honor T he Sport,c Register KJ Stanford U pset B y Oklahom a In B ig Seven Tournam ent Kennel Club Pays Opening Quiniela Pairing Of $.‘132 L u g u l N o tice Kansas State Plays Favored Nebraska Quint By KENT CIIBTI.AIN F r s.i fin n s ", h " a J , Afr 16 S AtOVZO STACG, v J-Y • 8 9 - y fS R ' O ip A s e /s r A ^ r coach A r SUSQUEHANNA HAS JU ST H E L P E D H /S S O N P R O D U C E Of.'S. OP THE SEASO N 'S PERFECT RECO RD S/ A & FEAT ALLAROUND ATHL E r e at YAie, w e WAS AM EN D r»E GAME 'e OPAHPe&T OLD /MAH HAS DEEM COACH/HS FOR 6 ? YEARS AHD JU S T A S F E C tS T ty AS 1943 WON 2 AWARDS FO R M S WORK A T co lleo e op ru e p a c if ic ON t m e f i r s t A L L -A M E R IC A am eu c r re P i c k e d , in /B B9/ / Hi*rm1*1(14 hr I m i 4 m Ihh J> *4** h SHRINK <iAMR NKW ORLEANS (A*)—Tenne­ ssee uml Mm vlnmi came to the deep south to fire up their Hugur Bowl attacks und found perfect weather today to open final drill* fur the New Year's Day football classic. Tennessee's Volunteers worked ut Baton Rouge on the l.oulslnno .Slnle University rmnnus, HO miles up the Mississippi Itiver. Mtiryhtml drilled ut Biloxi, Miss., on the gulf const, 60 miles east of here, Tennessee uml Maryland—un­ beaten und untied ami ranked No. one and three In th* nation In the Associated I'ro.s* poll— hnve been hnmperetl by Know end cold weather at Knoxville and College Bark In preparing for tho Bugur Bowl. With only a few.practice days remaining, noth Tennessee Coach Bob Naylantl and Terrapin Men­ tor Jim Tatum plunnrd hard work for their teams. Tutu n said Marylnnd will work twice a day until Sunday when onu drill will be held. Neylnnd said only that "there’ll lie plenty of work, don't worry." Tutum was In n talkative mood: "This year we have u bunch i t guys who [ilny together., , .No­ body gripes about having to play offense or defense... .Wo have two great co-cuptslns. Linebacker Duvu Cimiciii nml Uuurd Boo Ward. Ward plays offense and Clunelll plays defense. The way It works out wo havo an offensive and defensive captain.. . .W all be playing our best on Now Year’s D ay.. , .Well Imi foolish to chango our lineup from thu combination that won 10 gomes." Commenting further, the talka­ tive Tatum rolled oil about Tenn­ essee: "We haven't played anyone a* guild as the Vais, but they haven't played anyone a* good us us." The first of the Hugar Bowl events start* ut 10 A.M. (C8T) today when the tennis tournamsnt opens. Tonight, Louhdsna flute University will attempt to win Its fourth straight flugar Bowl boxing title in matches with Wisconsin. The basketball tournament beglna Friday night. HAN FRANCISCO DU)—Shrine footlmll coaches talked probable lineups today as the Fast and West rounds hreexed into their last workouts for Saturday's dim ­ ity game. The1 Hast came u|i with tenta­ tive offensive and defensive teams. Rut the West mentioned only an offensive unit. UCLA'e longest punt return for Moth were freely sprinkled with e touchdown In ’61 was 78 yards by “o r"...It's that tough for the Pete Dailey in the Texas AAM coaches.. game. BOSTON (A1—Johnny Bright, Draku University halfback, today waa named recipient of thu 11)81 "Swede" Nelsnn award for sports­ manship by the gridiron club of Greater Boston. Bright, named on tho West's high esteem for the footlmll code squad for Saturilsy'a Shrine foot­ and exemplifies sportsmanship to ball gam* in San Francisco, drew an outstanding degree,'' Bright'* sporiMirs cited hi* high a total of 80 votes In the ballotIng In which 08 football conches degree of sportsmanlike conduct and writers In 27 s ta in pnrticl In tho nation-wide furor caused l.v pat*d, hi* Injury during a game with The Nelson award, dedicated to |Oklahoma A A hi on Oct, SO. Ha a farmar Harvard player and i suffered a fractured Jaw that sidecoach, |a awarded annually t o lined .................................................. him at a time whan ha rated "tba player, who, bv hi* rondurt ea ono of the season’* outstanding on ilia gridiron demonstrate* a Intercollegiate player*^ rr.rn tsr "The Immediate reason for Heahreexe’s basketball power Is that fhe lunlor high school there has won their last K0odd consecutive un lilt's," lianas pointed out. The other teams in this srctlon, sod also In the slate, now have lo ns a mailer of self defense begin training their players In Ihe junior hlirh schools and grammar schools, says Dunns. Matthews Ituted Maryland Klcven Host All-Around Hard At Work For Fighter Of Year Sugar Howl Game NKW YORK (At* Middleweight Champion liny Robinson and Light Heavyweight Contender llnrrv (Kid) Matttbewn share the honors in Ring Magnxine's nwnrils for the year. Editor Nnt Fleischer nnrm-d Robinson "fighter of the year," uml selected Matthews us the best ull-lirmind figliter of liie year. The awards and Ring's iinmml rnting.i were niininimed in n i opyrighted article in Die F< lituary issue of the boxing monthly, Il was the second, time in three yrnrs that Sugar Ray has hern chosen for fighter of tho year laurels. Fleischer award* it to the boxer who combines boxing pro­ ficiency with sportsmanship ami contributes to the uplift of the sport. Fleischer hacked up his choice of MoUhewn by designating him us the No. I eft,il ledger for tight Heavyweight Joe Maxim. Arch I" Moure, fur years the No. 1 con­ tender, was moved back to tbu No. 2 spot just uhced of Harold John­ son. All champions were listed at the head nf their class - something not always followed by Ring if Flcischct believes someone is n better fighter excepting for the welterweight division. Fleischer left the 147-pound title vucunt ami Mini Kid Duviian of Culm and Churlev Humes of Frame should meet for the crown. Joe Louis was placed In n strange spot— No. fi In the ranks of heavyweight contenders. Imllis has never been lower than tho top or No. I contender sinco ho won the title. Kzxurd Charles, thu cx-chumpiun, was ranked us tlui No. 1 contender. cage for the Seminole High varsity, reports that despite wnnt anyone predict* or says Daytona Bench Seabreeze High School Is still the state's top A division high school basketball team. “ Why t saw^Seahreexe crush good tittlo team from Winter Garden lust week hy a whopping (IH-27 / score", Danas said. ij, "We tangle with Winter Darden on Jsn. 3 here In I our first hutar rage coolest ' of the season," he continued. "I figure we have a good chance to win that one nnd of course If we do, It will be our first win of Ihe veer," Dimas added. The following night the Bemlnolo Warriors invade tho nowvr-packed Seabreexe courts In Daytona to try to put up a game bntlle. For the record Henbreeto has taken four consecutive state cage titles In the last four years, three of which were In the B classification nml one. last yeur, in the A division. This A title wus copped lifter u reclassifica­ tion of the teams in Die statr -'lacing Daytona in the A group. Dnnas attributes the Houlirec*o> strength to the fart thnt bosketbull is taught to the youngsters in Junior high school nml tmwQj even in the grade srlriols which provides the high srh ml roach with a large array of experienced players lo draw from. ev Dettfng back to the current powerhouse at Seahreeie High flehool, Dnnas says thnt Conch Joe Nvlsun of Daytona claims he has the best rebounding team ho has ever coached through thn many state rhnniplonahlps they have won. Tim present team is thus (lie strongest Nelson lias $ coached and In nil jnolmbillty Ihe greatest quintet Dnyltinn bus produced. A* far as Nelson nnd Dnnas ara concerned the Seahreetu eager* are a cinch to repent ax Florida A division champs again this season. Danas feels that the Mem(notes will begin In click and win their share of games after Ihe hpUriny ceres* be­ cause Ihe hdya will he in better condition and have added polish through these later games nnd tralnlnv. Currently the Sanford War­ riors are on a week’s varati«n from practice hut they will resume their practice grln-l on Tuemlay of next week. Data: Dm; racing fnn.s here <s tin on the third rare nt the Sanford-Orlanda Kennel Club to- ** nlirh*, 8 1artel Igju. Watch Jimmy Smith In the Winter Garden game nex* week. . . Ho i* duo to get hot. 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Chaplin Bodtcm NAS, E xU nlen 805. �"**r ijin 'kiii H Chase end Sanborn Preisure-Pak Quantity Bights Ucservcd Low Prices Everyday Specials Too! l.imii 1 Please Homogenized Shorioning Prices (Jood Thru Mon.. Dec. .lint Low Pricos Everyday Specials Too! 300 E. 3rd-2M E. Ill SMford, Florida l.imii 1 Please Star-Hist Light Meat N E W Y C A R J D I1 H In * If fit if If yiill Ml lllje|»F)f |V4P. Il ' < 4 lllr»» i»n S t -a \ r ii % I >nv % II h u o r»y <•U'l r.lrhro1' Into 'Jghotil lf»e ) t 4 f . FLAGA” BRAND 12-oz CELLO Corn off the Col>— 24-oz CELLO V /n .ilr r n Dixio Darling Family Style Smokod Hog Jowl* Tonguo In Smokod Jowl Bacon Squares For Conking DONT MISS THIS BIG 2 PKG. SPECIAL OH ASTOR" Fcty. Pack ■fttirV New Fmpcrors! lb Pkg. ^ Iffrar *E v " GRAPES JT 9 CELERY 0 0 C Lbj Pascal! Silk* OCc BLUE ROSE Rom e puts grease. Apples aster— In yoi dfenpan 3 Li. Yellow Cooking Onions 3 Lb>. Florida Cryatuh Donald Duck Paanut Limit 1 Please BUTTER 12-oz. 25c Health & Beauty Aids Ut. 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To Prudwi Proa parity fur Hanford. .tAt-cy, J ' %- | . , ik' ,* ••* * A jw ocU ted P ra ia U u w d W ire pch * National Council Of Churches Asks Pres­ ident To Conduct F B I Investigation r Be ' " I do not think the Mims boinhimr incident was necessarily a local Job, hut • wall formed plot which rould have been com­ mitted by an outside party," Assistant States Attorney Hubert Griggs, Cocoa, said In Hanford today. Mr. Griggs, whose purt In Gw 1-1tiding ha* heen restricted to the observation nf the Investiga­ tion, described the Incident as a “very well planned and executed scheme." Meanwhile, Harriet Moore bombing victim’* wlfa recovering In the Femald-l.aughton Mem­ orial Hospital, waa remitted agettine better hut h*» present condition I* only fair Dr. George Starke said. "She Is still spitting b'ood and her head remains swollen,” ho continued, “Hhe hat difficulty In breathing deeply.” Hhe Is *MP i<naMe to walk, according to Dr. Starke, Funeral ulans for her husband Harry T. Moor# are pending his wife's condl'lnn an.I will lie romnletrd wh»n eh* ran attend. Meantime, Walter White, ex­ ecutive secretary of Ihe Nation*! Association for the Advan-'men’ o ' Colored 1’eonle, I* In Orlando mn'errlne with officials In re­ gard to th* Mima Incident and plans to attend Moore’s funeral and visit his wife here. • CANCER VICTIM • VANCOUVER W ith. Ill - A blond < year-old boy whose aye* bad been removed fc an effort to save hi* Ilf* died of tinker Thurs­ day night. The boy, Dean Ault, had hla right eye removed two yea re ago, w t Phyalclin* said a cancerous r _ £ ft w ! ® r..,sraXrJff3R quel In*, so, took number »l eye tp. nally Iasi October, eye was removed, split, son to a ata and flttmalning The Aults have two ether sons, • and a. , h,\ 9 'V n o t ic i rjstmae H*rald V w*“ edition published usually appear Ft3. IF YOU DON’T y *w CAMVINO SOTS, rtlin prod tuer Waller Wungrr cnleif the Itcnuett Imme at lieverly Hills, Calif., whet* he had Christmas dinner with tils wife, actress Juan Delimit, and their children, Stephanie, 8, mid Shrltey, 3. It was tpe ltr*t lime llie estranged couple had met since Dee. 13 when Wanger shot and wounded hit wife'* **>-nt Jennings Lang, whom he culled “llie other man." More Time Asked For Right-Of-Ways For French Ave. Fund* Tie Up Work .On Widening Farm\ To-MarketHighway H A N FO R D . F L O R ID A . « ■ f t p I- • p . g iiS':r ....... ■-rM-r ■ i •^j »'v> It-. ’ 3 > ; ' DnukUiius In I InTourist lluilding Fund went uv*-r tinllioushml ilotlai msik a* new I'oiitilhutors to the Joycre s |k i i i . sored drive ImusUd tin- fond from fiiilt lu f l . 112(1.73. I i i c I i i i I imI among Ihe ill new donations arc It person* who hclpril the "buy a block" campaign of Inst wri-s cod with Ihe purchase of four nurc hu block* for n dollar to help 1mil Die new tourist center. New contributor* arc: Ximiiynmu* g 1ini Oil Touchlon's Drug t.'o. inuim Mrs. Clara Ginn Wt.thl II. .fame* Gut -Agency 23 nil Mather (If Hanford 1!6 (Id Voile Will la mi, Jr. fiou ('ru m ley.Jt Mom let h 6 .0 1 Anonyrmitii .73 Glareiicr Rnlght IJMl. K, K. Ilrady ..... ... I .All J . H. Rot ton 1.00 Marvin Milam l.on Kciitu>th Ki’hole i on Halvnlhin Army ...... 1.011 Mr*. Kd Me lech 1.00 S I). Ili-’hlevmen I.IH» Mr* Volte Wllllems, Hr. ton M. N Cleveland, Hr. I on Mr. K. J . Toll I .mi Rev. W. P. Rrook* 1.11(1 Knndnll Chase t .00 Mr*. Husky Wight . 1.00 Mr. H. J . Ilowen |nil Mrs Georoe Wells I,(M l.on V. L. Wright I ( hi Mr*. K C. Goleon O. P. Malhieux . . . l.on O. C. Mcltride . l.on ft. W. Ware 1.00 l.on Clay William'lr*. Mare (V||<nn . I .on 1 nn Mrs. C. f!, Farl l.on Mr. M. A. Wreck t.on Mhs Ellen Hoy . l.on W. II. Nicholson .... J . Iliivh Nicholson .... 1.00 l.on Mr*. C. Irland .......... l.on lor Koke ............. 1.00 Dan Rrainsrd ....... 1.on Evans MrCnv ........ 1.00 James It. Got ..... 1.30 ), C Joroenson ..... 1 no K. H. Fchols 1 on Tloro<liv Von llerbulls l.on K'hrl Vlnlne Marugret Vnn Herbull* 1.00 t.oo Carl Von Herbull* .. l.on tlon foo»* .......... too Alice While ........... . record year. S Ihe Weather Hlgb Uw F ree* IT » 11 • aJ ‘ 1444 * * f.,\- -. ” ,'C ^ j/'irtS s’ ’ , ! . J ll V C t 'f B d i a uu iill tul ii lml Kr F I uUnlill anus 'w 3 r i Delivery, bf VlM P. M, * ST. JOHN'S. Nfld IAS—Thirteen haggard seamen came ashore here 'Ihuradny night utter seven days buffetting by Atlunlir winds aboard a tiny, disabled cargo vessel. Their arrival — In low by Ihv imdorshlp Algerine — broughl (irsl news that their vessel, thu May fall, had been In trouble. Their 321-ton craft carried no wireless Scarcity of food, water and heat added to the crew's worries since last Friday when (he Mayfair* fuel pumpi failed en nude from iloiiavlsta to Hi .totin'* The crew sent up rockets In hope passing ships *htn* but got of attracting passion no response. As u howling Allunlie storm swept the little »hlp farther out to sea, the crew Jammed mess tables and furniture Into l he furnaees In an attempt to raise steam Hut they had to give this up when the boilers began In leak. ie small iiallev stove or.ivhte.i The •he « S ” S . f . , l .7 m ! r X a ! ! r ,; 8 S Idtit temperatures l u i n l u i r a t n r i i . idown l i u o l i lu,lmi> brought below (reeling. "We were afraid the ship, which wn* only In hallul (nothing In Ihe cargo holds) «nlgld lee up ami enp site." said the Mayfair* skipper. Capl John Ro*e 'Hie helpless craft was finally sighted and taken in tow Thursday hy Ihe Swedish liner, Anna Salen, 170 miles southeast of St. John's The 'algcrlne look over a few miles from port The Mayfalt, owned tty Frierson uml Kobertsnn of Tampa, Fla . 1* on charter to North Sydney Agen eies Ltd. The City uf Hanfurd yesterday requested the {Rate Hoad Depart­ ment to extend the time fur the widening nf French Avenue, u farm lu riisrki-t road, into IU32 due to fliiunclul difficultles rnrountried In securing Ihe necessary rlghts-of-way. In a letter to Wesley Stunt. division engineer of the HtatiRoad Department, City Manag-r Clifford McKlbliln wrote. "Pro curemeni ol the rignis-ot-wsy lor th* widening of French Avenue, which Is the truck route alternate for l). H. 17-02 In Hanford. hu* heen delayed due to the difficulty In making the necessary finanrlul arrangement. As we understand, this work was scheduled for ISM. • "We would appreciate the ex­ tension of llio time for Ihe conit ruction on this project Into lU.vj a* we hope to make arrangements very ahortly to complete procure­ ment of the righte-of-way. It is our understanding that our opin­ ion as to the widening of French Avenue hae heen affirmed hy Hoad Department officials, and we would Appreciate every consider­ ation In tne extension of Ihe time of completion of the project,” City Commissioner Andrew Carraway pointed out this morning that one of the chief reasons why tha'CIty has not been able to go ahead with the securing of the rlghte of way for the French Ave­ nue project la the "very expensive” eloverleaf intersection proposed COLDER R WEATHER by th* Road Department for the LAKELAND U6—8lJ|htly higher Junction nf the Orlando Highway temperatures tonisht end warmer and French Avenue. Frost Haturday It the Federal-State . ___________ To build thla It would its nee- Warning Service forecast for Pen etuary for the City to secure thu Insular Florida. property known a* th* Anchor Inn, Th* bulletin sal It would be he declared. He added that City clear (o partly clout except partly officials asked the filato Road of- cloudy to cloudy hi windy In Ihe fleiala If there were not a more Indian River and U war East Coast leal way that thla could m be Diatrlc Irlcts. .^--■■fWM,,,.---XRRWRRi done, but no solution was offered. No frost danger w u teen through “We have hoped that the Cuunty Monday. would help oti the project,” be stated, lie pointed out thet the YHGOHLA ONRY City Commissioners had no idea BELGRADE, itavli. concerning the securing of rlghts- Yugoslav Flm :at*r MUenof-way for thu rluverlaaf fitter- tjje Popovlc lo lament today section when they committed that the dinar ww be dr draatlcally itr w llf themselves to furnish th* right- devalued effectlv# Jan. 1. Th# new value, ‘ bo m laid, will ( ™ unty Commissioner J . F, Me- 300 dluara lo tha Milar Instead ad of ' said this morning that as * presentt official rate of 90 to notI fad aa hoa knew the City had do f dollar, aapyoachnd ifkoaehnd th* Count: County Commieataadfastly reYugoslavia bad •taadfaitly ■ for aid la In aacurlng sacurlng the righti* Rued to devalua ■Mi “• ■Wawraocy doof-way vplto her wear new In the free monway for tho Frolic................... Frettea Av av m arM ' tam,could be pur» pIsee* Mr? WcKIbbln.said that a t a ehaaod recent City Commission meeting for a s ___ • dollar, The new at which County Commissioner W, is much with the 0 . Kllbeo'waa present, the latter ICm Hw M o s Pssre rive) >f bringof bring tag down J h o increase Ranfard H e r e * VfvAi - ■n h ^BPR.:- a Truman Urged 13 Sailors Saved From Sinking 450 American Ship After 7 Storm-Tossed Days Prisoners Die To Intervene In Mims Blast Wanger S Wife In Red Camps NEW YORK urCprealdent Tru­ man was urged today by the Na­ tional Council of Church** of Christ is th* U. S. A. to Intervene In Florida bomb killing of llarry Moor*, Negro campaigner for ” equal right*. 'file council, representing 29 prat.extant and Eastern Orthodox churches with a membership ol 31 million persons, asked hint to order an FBI Investigation and the convening of a federal grand Jury. A telegram to the President, signed by Ur. Samuel M. Cavert, th* council'* general secretary, asked him also to take action re„ gelding other "recent Incidents at la flagrant lawlessness In Florida." It described as examples of law­ lessness the shooting of Negro pris­ oners and the bombing of Negro housing protects and Jewish syna­ gogues In Miami and Coral Gables. The telegram asked the Presi­ dent to direct Attorney General J . Howard McGrath to set the federal law enforcement machinery In mo. tlon. The council alao sent a letter to McGrath, asking him to lake "prompt action." ft "The Christian conscience Is shocked by such disregard for hu man life us Is evidenced In FlorIda," said the telegram to Mr Truman. "A decent concern for our fel­ low men," It continued, "lays on the government a moral as well as a legal ruspons.’Oillly to lake appropriate action to redeem! he good name of America." The letter to McGrath said: “Only vigorous action without tie 49 lay can correct the Florida situ a tlon, which la not only morally shocking but dangerous to the In­ ternational position of the nation. "Equal* tight* before the law. which entitle every person to equal protection of th* law, la not only the foundation of our democracy but la demanded by the Christian concept of justice.’^. . fflnp ^ rn tfo rd Steralfc , A N IN D E P E N D E NnT --------------------------- VOLUM E X X X X III fc . my v^- : f*. 9 i ’s- IHLAR Willi* Jama* fenced to ■ mob Ralford state p pleading guilty entering eh Jodge ft, A old County morning^ CRP was sen* rd labor at ittary after king and . Cireult the Retain* this FRIDAY tUimtv in ii.t i t.milly :iful ulf.d) "tllilllf tn( .not ri-ntr;ri i . M- l al wrl i ni K ji f - .hix It'lliMNI mill llillll’llt. 111111 I rli-.o In |>;i r 11> rluurit through Hulurda). Nn. 9» EatabliH hed 191)8 l) E l\ 28. 1951 Four American Fliers Are Released By Red Hungary Ransom Of $120,000 Is Paid By U. S. T u Gain Freedom For Captured Aii Men Vogeler Seeks ‘Blackmail' Funds For 11. S. Fliers Hy GEORGE A. MCARTHUR * MUNSAN. Korea oft-.-The U N. Command said today til lea*! 130 American soldier* have dn-d lit North Korean prison camps An official comimmhmc s.i'd that Is 77 |ier cent of United Nations troops known to have heen Im­ prisoned In reur area* and not accounted for in Iasi week'* list of living prisoner* Simultaneously the ronnmiiilsbi Indicated a complete list of living >' N Pjrtlv illlllllt D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R 77 Percent O f P O W s Are Not Accounted For In Red L ists; X m as Hill Is Taken IIIHIlll TH E W EATH ER ll> CERT lU M Pt NRKKI-SlniHI \ii-I i i .i e l*lo four Amcricaii ail men l.uli-d by i oiiimnnisl lluiie.in hu 10 day.* came hack lo ( i i -i -. I o o i lotuglil the flier- crossed tin II muurian frontier into Austria at > ot p in. II ul a m IIS ! i 11I i i i i a feu iitlitotes Ihev wi-ie >pe*l -at (heir way back lo Ito-n b.i-<- al I idlin’, German) C S nl 11- lab- al Do- bolder kept Die lour llleli tiiidi-t ui -p., lull a* Ihev were -Jnrtun. to dim- to fulto Ailliu-e. outside \eiiui.i, one of tlielll was asked In a I i-porter him lie u.i* treated in tl meaty "All rigid" was ail Hill Sgt. .les- Huff of S|mk.oie )\ i li relilietl lie on* the loi-ihann ahoanl the C 17 lr.nis|Hill loreed down on lluoganao -oil In ‘-.s m (i,-tiler planes \m I-• Ihe font men appea'eil Miroui;ll the mist of Die raw damp evening, looking lilt'll The) were hustled ndn a room of the Vu-lii.ii border puller budding K.u '-iiv rn v drank tile cuttee alid ale I,a auduu'hcs provided hy Die Ueleomi'i party I'wo -till Ru--i.ni of Iii ii ml the \meneaii pally ruin d in llie -ii.u k The fliei* ale I api .lolill J No ill i.l lileli* Falls, N 5 , pilot Capl I ins e It Hi lull a on uf Shawnee iikla , o piltil Tech ‘-gl lev. \ hull of Spo­ kane. U ash M i n It.II III Nul I,m u- \ T i .i -ii nl Kings* land Ark radio man They were fnrei-d down near I'up.i, Hungary \m li liv Soviet figiiter plam-s datmiitd in i nmimi lust ruled limigaiv uiah-r the World II peace lle.ilv lu a lum en C Ii Ihe) weie i n lotile from ding. Gerioniiv lo Del,trade, Vuguslavi.i. on a iiiidine delivery n( su|i|dle.-. when Die- n ported III* niSi'lves lu.I I'hc) were iml lu-aid limn until liec :i whi rl l ass, tin . oau news •« « Tin- 450 soldiers were not umottg Dio**- li*U-d on lit** Cuminum-t ros ter of 11,551) prisoners. Tlu-y ap­ parently were among 571 Amur)cun* Die Red* *uhl Wednesday hail tiled of disease or were killed by Allied air raids or artillery fire. The U. N I'omiiiind *uid its announce mi nt was based on a study of the Reds' Wednesday re port. "We must presume they died in prison cam ps," *uid tlrij* (ien. William l> Nuckids, official II N. spokesman "This t- the fir*t lime we tiave hud kmiwlcdi'.i' of any death* in prison camp* " Norlti Knmiii Maj «;,-n Lee Sanl* •ho„ lu, hinted|{,,,|S Frnlny ol ri,| I'.in mimj(llll slllll|ll M)rl C I I I B X A t l N O HIS MUST CH BIStMAS w i t h h i - f a m i l y n i n e i'.lltt. It- (*<-iI V o g e l e r I- s h o w n to h i * N e w V o l k Dial many other Aincrleun*. nut a p n i l i i i e u t m i l l hit. w i f e . I l l i c i t te, a o d m i l * . Hob ( l i - l U , I I a n d Hill, III. T l t e v uiv l o o k o i g n l a c o p y o l tInyet uccuunted for. (tail dint of dl1, |, |„ -.eo tlt og I n f r i e n d ) - n k l i i g lot i - o n l r llm U o li * I-- p.i> t h e S C ’O.OOO b l , u k : u a d a s k e d b y Hoii;[,ii > *ca*c or exposure in prison camp* i ,n n b a s e o l fo t u ( I S . Iltei V o g e l e i , w h o w a s t v i v i d l y H Ie isi-d a l t e i pi-i ob iig I ” m o o l h * in a C o m Rear Ad in R K l.tlihy quolcd o o o o s i |, i tsiii, ,,t 11 on ,-to y , pi * tlo I*-, I b e w o u l d b a v * t h e oee*'ss.*i s b i i o l s i i i ' l w *t l l o e i - d a y * 1he "raosom . Lee as saying "We must remember lu- b o l u s . It,.,,1.| l.v l o l s c d b> o i»ll\ n h ia ts m ill b o l I h e l ’i u b . 1 S t a l t . s (» o s t im e i d . 11fi(,‘ri01l lo ouiy Dial Americans are not accustomed lo this climate uml are siisceptlide <<• local disease*, so It wouldn't he surprising If a large number died of disease The II N coiiiimmniue l-ilduy said "Seventy m-vi-ii per cent id the liNC soldier* who were iiipluied taken lo rear urea prison camp* and later animiineed hy the Coin iiiunlxl* u* prisoners ol war have since died, un uual**ls of dais Wind* ol tjale lon e wtlislled o ver i . ___ received on 2ii December dlsclnsra. Of Ihe 6H3 men known lu have Dr. Munilel Sues W est aUli1 1'sJiV, .-''"wi. Tru m an Has C ollier.............in..-, reached the rear, through later V irginia Education S ' ............... 1""' "“ j cnee W ith Defense J I ™ broadcasts hy them, letter * to (lielr families, amiunnccmi-nt* in Com­ No d am a g e m u iio jii-* le s iille il ' O f f ic iills O il C o s l K (‘u rta iii lot Ihe purfu •c munist pnhllculloiis, and ihroiigh ( I V j . l t v, F O r S ld m lc r ,|S |luj hy u .(||l| ,,p I,, I I m i l e - . ! lo lo g g ss p p ie ie ss aa n nd d siiimii-in,sa i'o ii'in .(('uniimied on Page l-dghl) Trial Recessed NolhiimipcIsNqtcd President Ends •When Art Teacher stlih?* » t ' 'Hi»rilia Vacation, Heads p' Suffers Crackup Back To Capital Prices Are High As New Yorkers Plan New Year Parties I M I.'M U N I w V i. b f . lb h,“ lr '" Ml K A N S A H C U V . K »S I.h fre s id e n t I tn Mil M Mi,,'.,|, | f j,,,.! ,, |tl ||l| '•'ViiytMl lu iliii lm *4 li•«9ti M ia m i T ru m a ti h u riirlM m a*» v Jp i I J ilii* j*11 »t iir iil V il i* li a■ jt |VtV|| 'm illm a f il thrm iKh t h - K , y . ,lf |ln ll„. htialuy nluy am i h ra ilu ti ha ck [ * ' to IVastongloo with S t il l C o l l . , ' , w a - (...) . I l * ......gilt c r u ft w a r m t l c - W.O.- e o n .. W . ish tlig lo ii w i t h hlmdgi-1 u d g c l pproli iol. 1 „ ...................... . u d l , 1 , 0 ( l o o ouo t i n n e d ussl.ll Mlll.scl I i . .n \ e i « l.on...... - -on - his mind 1‘hi- j ’resldent look nff 10 Die land , i m l i . e i . i a ., n .......................... l ’ «Vh»"U R e ....... Wlolr House plane liulepeiulem ii |i . )\. i V 11 e n i .i I.- a i d ol . . b o a I lie wind li ng io i to blow I t . o n at 11. -0. a. 10 i .S I attei . 111, 1111' In a. Du n o r t h w e s t a n d Die b t n i » i n l i n e .. , , . . d r ........ .. il.lpnlly nim liv o v e r III. a t e but but <*• " " • ' i l l . . * All ................-Ie ........... ■hopped over till llate Ili.nl to ld III.- . . . o i l silt- b i d ■i S. 1 1 1 H C U I n s m i l i w i i i i i s r . 1 r u n m e it - l u l l e d III Die not Dll . 1 .............. I f •*; 1......... In d ep e n d e.u .- NEW VUIIK - f The guy win cclcbrutes New Veal ’s Kve 10 Die llir. ..i. l.. .1 r-ul. i l. la I .Held and euiperalure tOkt* ra|)idl, met the glRter spol* id MutdiDllao will 1 wunt.-.l t,, ur-t. f.>■ n.lini«-n.i •" |-uidticantcrn purl uf 1I1 p. 'inn. uia Mr- Tt inti a n ami Dicu d.utgtdei ,l,i|.;,uv loin need n buffo) f iwmry again th i-1Mumr-- mrntril 0-1 ( ■: i [ " Itft" a tow . . f ‘ ( : ;> m yi. . . . . . fUfl ;,y,| ve year tr he wauls to do tiling’, u| W e-'on. W \’i, Dung), up |Thursday, hud a in degree reading liiick 10 Die capital hr lirnwn. mill!, I.l.Utile ail tea.lii't, at midnight The tin 1 m.uneler He had an tmimrluul -e—ton For supper, cnlcrtalniiuml and ill Tlla t lute ani 1fumi the »■<< ntil'-.. r-*, *1m n u n »n »- dinpped ullly two itegl ----1 lied.tied wllli iiiihlary official- on favors, he cun |iuy op to i l l 50 Willi. • s t a n d Hohluiig y e s t e r d a y ul s u n r i s e , um l t h e n l i e g a i i III e l l n i l i Du- defense spending Itgure- tin per prrsuo Tin- drink* come c\ : ih .In" w i n Itt'lliR ei'tibh llu- Itseai year hi-glimilug next .lu ra, evt-i ywhere Ihe norllteril tier of ...unties had ly 1 ulinu-t Immediately ..ll.-r tuGenerally, fee* ul Die lietlei atH.iit tier I.eh.-f 11. <...d SI,.suing I iieli.in Hinti.l "'•u" ,ur asedged -yet «■ known nigld clubs average around ...,,.g Mi ... ......................... -ysleili Dii'lii arriv at in Die cut.ilal tin- .die 111...in (.(iiii1 111, id it 'U r n v c F in*mi house lie ha.- called Dial part nf the I.'il"""' allriu'llve I-am iin ni>.ol Nlirthwe I Honda, (15 a ber -011 ersott f acher i,.,,, u fratglliu 31 s-rtlly la l Inulgrl Du- lined Iroolih'-ome he Rut llie man wdliout the fat wal wile anil privale ...... letI can find ulmnst almost unylbing anything In In* Who ha- bee,, a .ueii.lu', of tin |u|lu, st.„ registered 33. I .eksolivllh' ha- eiicotiolcretl m lb years usperd among itnunig llie d ' speed city's 1,200 dub In-i d of eil'icnlion fur ten ycut* Ait and Tampa 49, R wanned rapid seuutnr and President The budget will lie presented tu Congress -non and caluird* and 20,(xx) dining Dr. Mun.ld dintgc* Mr*. I.oudin ly Miulhuard of Dial .....a alter Die lawmaker- go hack to plscca. told other memlier* of tlie linnr.l work Jan H Tho (53 price lx at llie Pierre Dr. Miouh'l was an nthei-t and 11 l l y The Assoclulril P r e s * file a trlii back i tn W.i-hioglon. Hotel Cotillion Room The Waldorf poor security risk W I D U D hh-w D l f » ) d l I I I I I air rill , <1 «*rc 1, t 1 1 .Himthi'i'lyf winds v.iimcr Astoria will churgo (24 u pcrsim Circuit Judge J . ILirpel Mete from exit* and the Southwest ...... h' (TtYi*ri'il rliiM'H »»iif .1 MinM til two id It* rooms, less in n- dith 1crossed the trial and olderfd |j„. ( |dttcil and MII.W . ... 1.1 Bias hnliilay Iri|» hum** »U»‘ I» In* other eating nlare* ...... Hint no atteiupt he made l.. lake \|,due ! today, tint d I’rires ul the Copacahuna Nigld ie-t iioony Iron. lb . ....... .. ul ..........vet llie Eastern purl ..l the' coon 1 *•«'* 11 .1 hrislmas EuClub will run to 125, (20 ul tin Iiolue. If lids fails, lu- nidi, tiled. |,-y _ I lull Ml i v ’ h i Iui 'I hhhi 11v Mu' * III Policy Tom Latin Quarter, the Lunin and Du lie probably will dlsmtn« tin Jui) Temperaliires ranged Inun tu to -leclwnrk.'i s Wage -1- In keep then men al work Gilded ( age, and (17 50 at the Kl and llu- trial. 20 d.-gn-es Idgh.ir eatly today lit 101111 Morocco 1ld-»» *1 dsxlrahle tables ate |)■. Minuh-I « a - not in court Die Itppci Mlifwc*t and llie norlti petuliiig a union coiiveiiiu.il iii Al cheaper. It was In-low lanlii City Jan :t took an immc vvti.-o the 11 inI lesutii.'.l till-1ertt Plains slates Many place*, like llie Stork Chili morning nftcr u i c c i -k s occiisufticd /cm over much til Dir tea Thors ilialc load off the Pro-idciii’* mind will have 00 cover charge day the warmer weatm-r was in 1 !.t”' |,,( h,r by her Might from lh" sitiud. Hut, among Ihe millions of cele T ' 11', ,,,w ’ ,u Dr. Carter F. Curt, a physician, prospect (or Dm next two day- IV hrallng New Yorker*, there will lolil Judge Meredith she »'us *0 It Was soltteru In parts Of the vfh.pmcnl. Iml lost low ouch ul he many who will stay away from 41 i . h i I h u c .1 i i « i - « . i l. t a x il New E n g l a n d s ta ll" , today, with limatc effect llu- decl-lun will have night club* in drove* a leading of -Il in Con.old. N I) was -.ii open question Ni-.llier Mrs Truman nor .laugh Many tlmukumU will make up RENT CONTROL llu- ci.I.l air cxlvmlc.l Im. iii Maine the traditional throng In lim es WASHINGTON Tho Drleiiso In Northern Florida P was 21 lu ter Margaret was oil I to- lo.lepen Httuare. PriHhidiim A.luiiuislraliou indny New Vi.rk ami WnsliUii iiui. 27 lu dcm.-'s passenger list fur the re Olliers will wcli'omu I1I52 by ccrtiflfied six irltlcal defense lion* Atlanta and 39 III Mulab- Al Dll' turn flight lu Washington Margaret mil willi her father worstilpping in diuretic* or a I mu area* fur rent control and ex Millie time il wnx 1)7 in Miami uml flew tending partliis in privale home* paoded Diren other arcus where 57 m Ia.- Atigeics nn.I San Frau Mrs Truman had been here m*v ernl day* in advance ami planned control* ultcady uro in effect clt.cn stay a while The certification dues not in it Light snow fell from New Yurk tnTinproddcntlal plane vvas sched -ulf Invoke rent control*, but such State west ward Into Mulligan and \YI*ci.n*ln to the Dakota* Ruin idl'd In take off at It a to lE S T l action normally follow*. 9 The area* Include Sanford, Flu mixed svtth mow nit pari - of Idaho, from Kunsa* City. Kas It wa* “•‘‘Jr'I, J” land id Oreguo and rain ''’‘• T-.n t, ,.i ),'...i— . , Included In Die Sanford areo Is Washiiigti.il and aronml i p in v Jln K .L lL.t r o - .t 2 1 ; ,rv ,.“t Ull (If Somlnule county Here, DI'A pelln 1 Northern California Felnbsrg uml Clark Htr.]>).>r, tin. iy1a, Navy bus reported ex letter formerly of j'slioker, were . tixsivo rents for niilflury families KOREAN CASl AMI E S UNIQUE PRESENT mads tnsuibers of Hanford laxlge A recent survey showed rentuI* TIIOY, N. Y. tyv—William (idle rc WASHINGTON The Army lu 1241 of Elka nt itn weekly for unit* never under control lo he eelved ii unique Christmas present day i'*tlimited tidal eneniv casual mestlnir laxl ulgkt. tic* lit Knrcu at l,5tti.Ht)H Dirmtgli 50 per ecu! higher than simllur —a copy of the Kittle written lu Morris M»«v*, chalrinan of th" units controlled prior to ll.u re­ lung hand by his mother Dec 17, Christina* Tree Committee, told moval uf rent cclllngx In June tutu. Till* Is nil Increase of l!l,(170 over Mrs William Glllo, 03, lit New of the eueceaa of thu annua! York, Halil Ihe project look 15 year* Di)t la*| estimate through Dee. 5 chlldren'a party which wan at* 1H hollies of ink uml covered I.H2H The new h lui Inclodi’ii I,tin,tilt) HTIM:K MARKET tended by inoru thatl 100 youngNEW YDRK Wv-The year-end page* of pa)>er. She Used only one battle casualties, 200.273 mm bailie ■ten and parents, llu thanked rally extended Into It* second day pen. easuulDes and 11)3.071) prisoners. all who had assisted In the pro litis week with price Increases of Thu latest cotml uf United NitMrs. Glllo. a Kevcnth Day Adgram Including J . C. William*, a modest nature. ventist, copied the King James Dim* casuultle*. made early in lieand J . D. McNeill, who aided In Halls, steel*, and oils were In version of (ho Bible. She said she cumber, wo* loU.450. Tills did not thr decorating. the forefront of the forward move­ wrntu during her spare time. In include 212,544 caMiultlu* rcjx.rtcd Robert H. Rlllhimer reported ment, but there were enough mi­ perlialx ranging from lu minutes up lo last June by South Kurenti forces ft glit log under Die l) N on the result* Ilf thu Elka annual nus signs In these three major di­ in more than four hours. eharity 1*11 at the Mavfalr Inn visions and elsewhere to provide The task, which fulfilled a child­ Command. from which a *ub*tnntinl aunt a drag on th* list. hood dream, nnver tired tier. Mr* > wax e-allie"d for th» llxrry FOR LEGISLATURE Other section* doing welt were Gille said. Instead, she added, It TALLAHASSEE 1 8 - Joe N. Anns Horn* fur Crippled Children moton, rubbers, merchandising, gave iter a "lift." Crowder of Auburndale qualified at Umatilla. moat nf Ihe coppers, many chemi with Secretary of Stale It. A. Gray Al Cor vlce-prealdnnt of the Irtlnra and distillers, It ED ATOM EXPERT Florida fltate Elka AasocInHnn " | f l | slocks today Included Hun LONDON IW—'The lamdon Dally today an a candidatu for the State toH of Hlx official visit, to»*th»r I n f e , Be Sou them Pacific, Texas Co., Express said today the boss of House of Representatives In Polk wlUl Harry Kn.lell and K, P. Eastern Air Lines, U, S. Gypsum, Russian uranium mining in East County, lie la the first to qualify the W lntT Pxrk Amerleao Telephone, Pbelpa fJodge Germany—a key man In Soviet for any of the three Polk seats. alien a................ I Nickel, rAmerican Cy- atomic worka—may have been tak­ . ureday night. Fol'nwing . „ LwSga^Thursd The northern part of Mexico's •uggeatlon the. suggest lo of Mr, Co*, a American Can, Gsneral en tn Washington after he fled to Interuallonal Paper. Re- the Wait ata weeks ago. t^iwer California hvx enjoyed a owneeuf wilt lot held hare noon to reetrn fund* to »r*** a algo jet, Hludabaher, U. S. Ho waa jdenwliril as Lt. Col. decade uf such phenomenal popu­ Montgomery Ward, Cat- Fedya Aitracbov, whoso scientific lation growth that it is now seek­ its front of th* local Elk Uni<re actor, Boeing and Behan- achieve (pent*' once were honored ing promotion to Mexican atateIn order that out of town r iilto n -1 may more eerily locate It, wltlT Hi i'A coveted BUlln prlro. hood. Two New Membern Welcomed By Elkn .......... wm,. • a i,., ! "plant t h e tf nl- t A 'n ™ ' v " 'l' •* >* lliu rn V 1 * 'v '" " ™ " 1 j( *U ! '*• Itil'Sii hcfiiri* 1 hrisi!!!.»*. Hum:.11 v it * 'n a s itu ! rmliiurv c miii 1 • •I 11 led, I Ml IA (■ ! * i f flint I ' l l ! • 'Is 1 1*. f.Mir J " I* t t i i M i i ( i r » | III! i'll.. Sen. 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Vc ifi I1"* fi'fitl V 1 f ■ 1‘ hix low printin', uml bn tnth! tu.lny, "Tltcuu c.m.iil.'. utin.i- went furt'iitust nliuun; thusc which ini'llm-il mu m>! lu ii.tike tho ruei'.'* It 1* t-litolfic'ini u .it til.- slainoh-ii* issued t.v Heii'ilnc HturgU si.i-.-lfl.ully rvf"r.cd in (bo year “ 1052" In sayliii' iluil tm wa* furei'olinf Ills .imt>Ri'.o <n scrv* ■is i;uvcrm,r "fo r "> 1 ..rcseo1.” llu wu|'M lint amplify upon Ibid •(Monn-nt. Movie T im e 'I’nlile itir/. “Love N*’*l" 1:42 * :»:!UI • 3:.'td - 7:.'t:t - 0 :J0 MOVIKLAND "Ma and Pa Keltic Rack on the Farm” ■1:710 - T116 feature HdlO Inter­ mission • 9:UK feature PHAIKIK LAKE •'Sunny Side of (he Street” 0:30 - 8 0 0 - 10:00 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1951 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 27, 1951 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 27, 1951. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 27, 1951; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/39c3e4b45993eea82f60efbcef77ca32.pdf 888631cc018f41d1706c073e36248478 PDF Text Text De Bary Doings Hr KAY HRNNINGEH C h ristm a s la !>• H ary One* ag ain the season nf Peace o n K a rth I* here and once again the w orld I* torn a p a rt hy war*, gra at and sm a ll, If a w a r can aver lie said to he sm all. M an y o f u i have relative* und a ll n f ua have friend* who a t thin very , lim a are In fa r dista n t place* s e r­ v in g the U n it* ! S t s '" " on land o r ava or In the a ir. A num ber o f theae are our neighbors and u ur thoughts and best wishes go out to them w hatever they m ay be a t th is time. Our rn m m im lty celebrations started w ith a C h ristm a s enter ta ln m rn t sponsored by the De tta ry C iv ic A ssociation , Inc. on F rid a y , Dec. H . A *erle* o f tab­ le a u x called ' T hrough the Y e a r” wa* arranged and couched hy Dorothea lle n n ln g e r and a p p ro x i­ m ately r.0 men, women and c h il­ dren took an active p a rt In the •production. M ore than KIMI a t­ tended the perform ance and over 910(1 were added to the b u ildin g fund fu r the proposed com m unity houie. A M g surprise was the a p ­ 1pentaner hint before rn r la ln lim e o f R a iila G la m w ith ,r"* c i of randy lo r lliv ch ild re n and we ce r­ ta in ly thank u u r friend* in Hanfu id fo r te llin g him about our g a th e rin g ao th a t ha knew where to fin d us. On .Munday, Dec. 17, M r. and M r*. W illia m Hover, Ih c lr c h il­ dren, M r, and M r*. Hoy M ille r and grand ch ildren , G a llic and S tan ley (Hutch to tia l, cooked and »eived u p re -C h rla tn ia i baked hum din ner in th e ir home on H igh w a y 17. S la ty people at. tended ahd were w ell fed the proc c c d - g oing to the Parsonage Fund of the Harnett M em orial Ch urch o f K n te rp rla e A splendid Chrlatm n* preaent from lltia funi ily to th e ir church, any we. The De Hury K irld e rg u rte u e liildretl " lu lle d th e ir doiugn lit the F rid a y pet fo n iio n ce where they contrlhutm l one num ber, and were th e " h it ” o f the allow. On Toe* duy (hey gave u p u tty fo r the N u ra e ry D epartm ent of the M ethodist C h ild re n ’* Home in e n ­ te rp rise a t w hich they d istribute d g ifts w hich they hud made fu r the children. T here were wooden toys fo r the lioys and strin g s of wooden beads fo r the little g irl*. They Imd also iiiude some vetv nice m uslin scrap books w ith p re tty colored p ictures pusled In The same friendly son, you've heard before t Chrlalmaa anti a I'ruaj Net, Y r a rl lltrm . On Dec. 90, we w ere In­ v it 'd to ilm lr C h r M n u a p a r ly lo r th e ir uiuthera and a g a in thay d la trlbu ta d g ift* thay had m ada fo r th a lr parent*. W* r a r e g re a t­ ly Im pteM cil by tha fa c t th a t up to thla tim e they had dona a il th a g iv in g . W hen they were told th a t there w ere aome prevent* fo r them, th a lr face* became ra d ia n t w ith jo y and aurprlae. Oh yea, they are le a rn in g much mote than Juat k in d erga rte n w o rk, lie fu re e a tin g th e ir lunch, they aald a lit t le p ra ye r, and one to t aald to her teacher, "I Raid an extra th anks fo r C h ris tm a s .” Do you get «•> much fu n ou t o f c h il­ dren hr We d o ? I f you do, you w ill lica r w ith ur w h ile we te ll you <me more anecdote about theae yoiind hopefiila. They ueted out a play about ■tho N ativity and the liltlest girl wbr the baby J vrur. D u tin g the perfot ilia nee, she Rat In a bassinet Rocking lier thumb, with one leg draped In the inoit abandoned fashion over the R id e of the liaskct. The glftR proofferetl by the shepherds and the three kings were given with aa much gravity or they wuuld have been, had her lioRltlon been more dignified. A h usual, when we w rite a lw u t the ymingRter*, we go on nml on. However, the adulta are Juat aa tu ny w ith th e ir own (.Tirlatmaa plana. O f the p riv a te partlea, we sh all »nv nothing m ore than that there lire ninny nlanned fo r laith Inline on I piddle rratauranta. Friend* w ill get together at d if ­ ferent time* n il C h ris tm a s D ay f 'l ill l b ie n kfn a l rig h t on, to exeh nge g if'* mid w ish each o th e r •i M e rry C h ristm a s, T he variotlR cluliR have had or w ill have parlira . On Wedtieaday evening the flle e (Midi, which ha* had a moat rncee»*fn| aeaaon, had a big p a rty at the .Mi.nalnn. N ot lent am ong the p re p a ra ­ tion* fo r III" big day are the dr"or at bin*. IliirlneRa people and home owner* are doing th e ir b**t lo m ake lie lia ry glow w ith Ita ted, green, blue and w hit |b»ht* ita etnra end candle* and Haul* rin u -e a nnd h«M o f a ll, It* nhundance o f hnndaome red and w h it" puim -elllns w hich the good went her n o n Im* not frn re n thl* ye ar. On iT irla tu ia * Eva a routin lttee w ill *tteni|it lo arlect the limat n tt in r t lv r home* and Rtnall p r in * w ill be given by the C iv ic A rm ,elation. We are alao to lie •■ 'ailed by n com m ittee fn im V iduein county and ahara In tinaward* they give If we a m good enough. We lire g ra te fu l fo r the C h ris tma* H id rlt nnd to a ll o f you we Riiy n very M e rry C h ristm a s. Pop Liken To Piny With Electric Train* Xmas Season Is Time To Enjoy Your Childrei D A V ID T A Y L O R M A R K E At* N e w a fe a lu re W rite r W ith the approach o f C h ris tm a s you r ch ild re n w ill he home from ■ chool and, together, you w ill try to fin d som ething th a t tr u ly be­ long* to thla fe s tiv a l tim e. " A hnpny h oliday la o n ly lim ­ ited by the am ount o f Ingenuity and Irhriglantion u f the whole fa m ily ," say* Mri». Itowena Shoe­ m aker, A s s is ta n t D ire cto r, P la y School* A ssocia tion . “ You w ill have the fun o f m a k in g g if t Hal a w ith the children. You w ill w a lit to provide a v a rie ty o f social e x­ periences w hich w ill stim u la te se lf-rx p re ssio n , s e lf-d ire ctio n and re sp o n sib ility o f each ch ild lo y o u r fa m ily rlrc le . W h y not m ake ih la a tim e fo r re -e v a lu a tln g the a ctiv itie s w ith in the hom eT” F u r exam pl", points ou t M ia . Shoem aker, " A l e y o u r ch ild re n being exposed lo the Juya of m u s ic ? " W h y not get out record* w hich tha ch ild re n m ay have forgo tte n and spend an afterno on w ith the v Ictro la T T h e re 's a fa v o rite C h ris tm a s poem ‘T he N ig h t Hrfore C h ris tm a s ' ns told hy M ilto n Cross. On the other aide there ia a d e lig h tfu l M in g le H ells' fan ta sy. A n o th e r fa v o rite w ith young ch ildten 1* the '.Magic Record'— play it once, ten play it ugaln and get an e n tire ly d iffe re n t version of the song yon ju st heard. T h e ra la a secret heie, o f course; the secret d ip e n d t on w here you place th " needle. O ther fav o rite s w ith ch ild re n man, In w a rn ron ln rU t* n f *ptimnehlni* tra in s , a netv Irm wfu rm e r In a l o p a ra lia up lo four tra in a ria sim u lta n e ou sly on d lf • faren t tra ck s, d e rricks, m lik c a r l ■ ml even ■ n rw sta tio n that an* Im o n rci l rains. So II looks lik e a m a rry C h r is t­ ines fo r a ll liv in g room rn g ln ts r* >tmng and old. tly Ing “ pre te n d" w ith y o u r ch ild re n , 'H ie rc 's soma th ?.r V • « " " ' ? tw o-record album to y salaam called "T h e G lo o b y Gam e,” aays re sistib le appr M rs. Shoem akar. I t ’s a ll about o il m ales, esi C h rla , a very Im a gina tive little one*. T hat'* w l g ir l who p re te n d , a ll aorta of fa s c in a tin g gamaa w ith ha r frie n ds. It ha* lota o f enjoyable songs and g a y m ake-believe. If you have a te le vision In y o u r home, say* the associate d ire cto r, la k e tim e to w atch, w ith your ch ild re n , aome o f th e ir fa v o rite program s. Say* alia; "TTils m edium ha* b ro u g h t the ih ild re n hock lo the liv in g roo m — w hy not malW It the whole f a m ily c ir c le ? W e are prone to c ritic is e the e ffe c t o f te le v isio n and ra d io w itho u t k n o w in g about the good program * a v a ila b le and ra tio n in g ou r ch ild re n aa to th* tim e spent w atch in g the T V soL W h y not take aome o f tha h o lid a y tim e to look over the program * o f the week, to m ake a Hat o f tha fa v o r­ ite p ro g ra m s o f tha ch ild re n , and some th a t you w ould Ilka to ae*T T a lk about them. In thla w a y you are U d p ln g the ch ild re n tu ilia crim in a te between good and laid program *. W* have both and It la up to ua aa pa re nts to guld* and d ire ct.” A ls o , ask* M rs. Shoem aker, "H o w about book* d u rin g the C h ris tm a s h o lid a y ? " K e io s ru v cr some o f the old favorite*. S ta r t reading new one*. T h e ra 's " L u c y 's C h ris tm a s ” h y A n n M o llo y and “ Th# Enchanted P la yh o u se ” by j g l r t e t r lt a w ith hla f ir s t t T h la year'* t h r ills than avi young and old on, o f th , bl(r 1WK. Tha* toy Ira l b lu e p rin ts u f i ,|0 j ui,i aboui -.m „ , r \ ,n w n r u f f real sm ol w histle* and d am | uncouple Tu grevl uur friends. A m o n * n' w Die system la ■______ ___ Mattel l l l l l . T h la holldny da ys o f doinn W h a t about Dr a b ly lie at wor m y ste ry lo tl home, aha aay often i|Uit* a T he fa th e r run e a rly am i very does he go ant F a r too m any I th in k thla in c h ild to know tr y tu explain- CLARK’S DRIVE-IN SUNDRIES C orner T w v n llv lh a nil F re n rh Avenue Canned aapaiagu* when served hot take to h topping o f fin * d ry btead crum b* that have been m ix ­ ed w ith melted butter or m a rg a r­ ine. LEE BROTHERS Sliced corneil beef, th in ly shred ileil g rt'i'ii cabbage, and R n sslar ■Iteasing m ake u flavorsom e flllltlti fo r a rye bread sandw ich to pack Into a lunchbox. Today...and all through ’Fifty-Two! rdge to you I’m gladly giving To bring you better,brighter living! Your Servant of th« Cintury j. E. W. A. Minefield Hall M. D. Harden jVV, B, S ta ll* J. T, IU#dy, Jr. W. H. Hawkins H. W. Bayno A. I*. Hlttall F. J. Bonder K. L. Hlttsll R. 0. Brantley H. E. Hlrt 0 . H. Bridget J, H. Hodge* R. V. Hubbard M. D. Dumbarnsr C. W. Turner C. W. Tumor, Jr. t , • e• , „ .T ,.0 , Tyner C. Rueton Busby J. 0, Johnson A. Cameran C. J. Janos W. A. Caaup L. X. Lawson 0, X. Carter R. J. Liver* J. W. Carter W. 0. Living*ton Harlan W, Williams C. F. Morkowlcs t f 8. Johns J. W. Thrallktll, Jr. D, E. Thrasher Jack Burney Goa. W. Carver, Jr. Bill Tyre . Q. B. WardweU jl :' j l ~ w u h *. m ; W.,.W IW o ita r tfa M ’ if. -Wright ■ i' \ i Rag) m m m m m Ti F. Stewart J. A, Taylor . W. V. Hodgae B. F. Bullard J. A. Stewart a c, uS I. �4 .......... ........................................... ~ ! ' r ' ......................... ' .............................. / " .............................. ............. '■ ’ ' -f* - MIL VVEATIIKU la Unity Thar* Is Strength—• T o P re le c t the P t i c t o f the W o rld ; T o P rom o te the P ro g re ss o f A m e rica . T o Produce P ro s p rrlty fo r S snfu rd. 2 T h ^ H a n f o r d AN IN D KI’ K N D K N T D A IL Y • i* Amwclaled 1‘rciw Leased Wirt VOLUM E XXXXIII Negro Killed In Bomb Blast , At Mims Home Hungary May itc lc n s e S A N K O H D . F I.O H ID A . M IM S lift—A bomb explosion Tuesday night k ille d a N egro p ro m ­ inent In n ation al a ffa irs of his race, p H e waa H a rry T . M oore, 40, slate se cre ta ry o f the N atio nal Assoctu lio n fo r the A dvan cem en t of C o lor ed People. I lls wife, H a rrie t, who leaches school at L a k e P a rk near West P a lm Beach, was h u rl The bom b exploded beneath the bedroom of th e ir s m a ll, Iram e house about a m ile Irum here on S la te H igh w a y 405, o ff U. S. High w ay 1. M im s Is a lin y co m m u u iiy 40 m ile s south of D aytona Beach m The home is v irtu a lly hidden from * t h * road by an orange grove. M oore ’ s m other, who teaches school In Ja c k s o n v ille , and his daughter, Annie, who le ach es In O cala, were also In the house but they w ere not hurt, e series of a tta cks w hich have had Jew s, C a th o lics and Negroes as targets In F lo rid a th is w inter. Moat Incidents have o ccu rre d In the G re a te r M ia m i area. T en d y n a ­ m ite attem pts have been reported since last Ju n e and aroused r illxens have offered re w a rd s totaling (0,000 (or Hie a rre st and cu nvlc lion of the persons responsible A police g u ard arm ed w ill) u m achine gun broke up an appur ent attem pt lo bomb the H ialeah M ia m i Sprlug* Je w ish Center C h ris tin a s m orning. Two days e a rlie r, a home made d ynam ite bom b waa found uu the steps of SH P e te r and P a u l T a llin lie Ch urch P reviou s dy n a m ite blasts broke I* w indow s in a Je w ish synagogue and roused dam age estim ated a I 123,000 In C a rv e r V illa g e , a N egro housing project. In other Instances d y n a m ite was found at Je w ish I I o i IIh H O s , « l t Tw o I M U N S A N , h u rra i.P The C o m ­ m unist* litd.iy tu-counlcil (or T2I1 inure A llie d prisoners, hut -a id 571 of them hud died ’I lie other* es caned or w ere released, they suld. A lm o st a ll w ere A m e rica n * None id the l:tll was nam ed III a )ihh uo iie u ll,,I i v i n ' lle ils ir lierr list sMuil,n h llillle it lhv*K)i asl week the t'o iu n iiin is l* said i m of the p te u m r.lv ytnarenunted tin troops rM ’ apcd .Hid three were released. Nol one ul the lv> i elm nett ti) i A llie d lilie s, ;■ U N C u im n aitd * l* ike -m a il retHUli-il A n o ffic ia l e m u iiiu n uiue ca lled Hie C o iiiiiiu u I .1 -1.dem ent " a -buck- w ta & fje 04 Osteea leeked fenders war# d riv in g east on a l £ i 2<i. ID.',I K H t a h ljN h c d D ills No. HO U. S. Government Is Expected To Turn Down OffeisOf Cit­ izens 'l*o Pay Fines Latest IMioto Of Tlu* President And His Cahinet . f t p U A S K IN G IO N ,.p i The I idled Slats-* lias inform ed II a a * u n I hat it nit) pay the SU ’O.llim in fine* iiii|iused on lin n I S. an .in n p in iiile d they ate leteaseil |o u m |illi Ihe S ta le 1h i-.ti Iiiient iiiiu m in re il llil* to da, no s | ir ,ilic liillu n D a l ion o f ‘ • t x e la i, ul 't it l e Athrsnn. A t •In- i in ,e o l the s iiu o iiiire u ie n l, the |lc|,a ilm e n t -<as i. iltin u t any m in i lo.ition as to ,»fie th ri or ••lien Ihe a ll men n u n l.l tie re ­ leased illll d r.i hr,Oil " l l wa* Ihe first lie d reply to a U N dem and lu r an ac, m ulling, ol I u.‘hi ih Issiiih nun K o re an Iroopg uho have been lls le il by y a riu u t i 'h iiiu iu i U'-I siiiiree* a- p n -om -rst Ihe t u m m iinlst* -ant they a r t 't i l l cheeking in .see w h sl hapiw ned In the 332 others In te re lilla lly they blam ed A llie d w arplane* and a illlle r y for n iM iy r t l* P K iilD I N t H U M A N ou-l w ith Ids Cabinet and adviser* fur two hours lo a fu ll scale review of ih» iif IIn- a il deaths they died, Ihe O ile in a tio n a l s itu a tio n , Itie y posed lo r th is o ltlc lid p u r l i u l t III l lie l u h lin - l M oo....... I Hi,. W h ite lio n s , H id: said, iif a ir attack, a rtille ry In Ilie ui nn|i (lu o i lelt, clm-kwime, ule: Com m erce Sect etui y L'huilc* S u w ye i. H ilt-use M o h lll/e r C h arles fin- mid disease Vvil.-ui lo lin II Sleelinun. S |„ c ia l Assistant tu tliu t'lo i-f t-Ai-i n il ve. Vice I’ ics id c n i Mt-cn W H aiti Icy Ihe Metis made llii-lr re p o rl in \\ A s e ie ll I I n i iiiihii M ill nut S, cm II y A iA n llilit l a lu r, l.utuu S rc ie lio > M um U r I i.l.m . .Art a o il m e .Seel eta I y a m ile 11 w.r, d e llv e le d d u rin g lit) i li.iiic s tliM iiiin ii I hu-t i m i-le i lle n v iu l Jesse M I lo in ild iu n . Defense Sect I n i ll. l. c it 1 ..vett, M e .ic t.iiy of iliipro d.i, I n i a rm ,M ice sesslun at M a le Dean Aoliesnii, i'le s u lc il Triintan; H e c irla iy of the !'te .i,m y John VV Suydi-l, Attorney General J P .iiim u u ju m Weilne-.doy du rin g Ihe 11*, w mi -1 Met It .ill, ami S e d e lM iy of Ihe lliln ln r Oscui C im plliu n t / ll '» / <4(1III Mltli .SO'4till jilt U[l< ) i liis m i’ Ill-ill s of a .to day Korean Iruee I n a l penm l At the sail,i- se-Nlun the Gumn i tin i t - d e live re d Ihe lir s l liu m lla ol m ad Irum A llie d priM iuer* lit N in th K m e .i in then fan id le s The tninth, t u l leltn'r-. was imt r,*|iurtcd. Mill Ihe purkugt' was large eum igll to IiiiliI several hundred letter* A C N in m m a m l ciim m u n ii|iio I said Ihe Iteds re p iirle d mi the lute NKVA Y O R K -.1* T a llu la h Hank ul Ml of llu 11 N . prisoner* ro head's fiiroo-i m aid secrelai y lest jmi led In Hu- lu le rn a lm tia l lie d . |. . a* i is 'bed at her check liik m c tria l today rrn s s Iasi su m m er hut m il lis lt d n t l - J i l i a C L * I v l o h s 1>C- llo il die was a fraid ul In .ilim is l.y last Wednesday III a trade of priallo - a c tr e s s oner* rosier* with the A llie s T he defeu.se lias cla im e d that " A ll but one 'have est-nfied,' the Ho- •;* n ia lil. M rs K v v le e o I'm io u . ('u ni mi unlst * c la im , " Hie ro in munislim m ed asking Mis* K aitklieud fm line •emu led "T h e titilli soldier la m niiey for fear of uroliailir. tier lie , I IIv F H K I t M IH Ylls lc tl liy them a* dead " I lf T he As s n riiilrd I'reas ami llo-re fiiro hiked Ihe cheeks In A l t l l l i4* A c le a r if ill-'a ll-'ii '11m crmuimnihpn* reiKiileil no 'G U I i4i A Clear tf-ilicall'iu (,uy -<||„.|denl*l roii-ui-i-i " III" I'h l irtm .i -o-ci.lajid I 1I - 1 D 1 pnigrO M w as m ade hv i - l f e i nf IW;;;! « ro,|i*.* u v I h X d I 1*'.’ tria l of M r* W m iu , nccu-.ed l ■■11 <i r 77U h i Ih i' l l i n l e . l :^ tn tc Biil-'Oloinlfleei. Wednesday « •elileim lit won lip w i .1 l< o rn il , , , , ........... win i» • 1 t u l . l t.l > I t d ii i l l l l lu ll I io liu o m«M T a i l off v m lin l unit palace and a n il T , A . r ! t.c!."*.. . , " (ft4 \ A C o pt. D o v e H e n d a rso n Sgt. J u m e i A M um Com m unist-held H u n g a ry today was ,tilte d by the U, .H S ta le I li'|inr tin ru t to -e lo is e Hi,1 lo u r A m e riru n file r* on whom Hut1* lu litl ing IPJU.ODl) h ate L ie n Imposi-d, The file r* are C a p l. Dave Henderson, Shawnee, Ohio., C a p l. John J. H w lft, Glen* F a lls , N. Y . Hgt. Jum es A . Clam , K in g -la n d . A ik ,, and Hgt. Jess A . D u ff, Spokane. Rioting Breaks Tallulahs Maid Accidental Death Slu* Feared Out In Egypt As Says (vetting Whinped Toll Reaches 779 King Turns West In \ Day Period A U.N. Leader Recalls Gi f t PreHentations Moderate Tone Of And Singing HighEast, West Talks light Gay Program K O I!, C O N H K H V A T I O N Ja n . 16 ia the deadline fo r rep o rtin g on perform ance c a rrie d out thin year In the so il rotia rrva Hon program , H om er B a lla rd , •o u a ty a d m in istra tiv e o ffic e r o f (he P ro d u ctio n and M a rk e tin g a d­ m in is tra tio n , announced today. " W e cannot accept re p o rts be(tend th is d e le ," said M r. B a lla rd , who urged th a t grow ers ica l) a t the C o u e ly A re n t's o ffice a t th e C o u rt Hotme___________ before Ihec lo closin s in gg date and film ih e lr reports. G ro w e rs can a lto sign (h e ir In. te e tio ju to p a rticip a te I n the 1966 p ro g ra m by d e sig n atin g e lig ib le pra ctice s (h at they Intend to e a rry ou t d u rin g th e year, he sta le d . PROM T F R R B L A K E L A N D u v - P e n ln a u la r F lo rwlU be frost free through F r iF a g e ra l State F ro s t W arn in g n r n c u l fo r tonight and m orning: U o e tly clo u dy e ra in N u rth e rn D is tric ts I colder in e k tre m e W e s le rn .le iin m s ira im n s lo d n y ...... f* C i r U i nas i i ' . ess iiu |.'I i* Mu U*A I D ‘••III , I s t l l l f «»1 K appeals lo he m im e d about o it i'i'iilln ll o ltie e liu ii m l slm it . . 1 4U 1 It liiK my appe **' 1' tl 1 1 III H "1 ( t o i l .1 IA III If y’.-i III 111r I util IIUIIII-.t Il'tiv ity .lllil llie tcslio iu tiy ahool .ill.*,-. -I heal 1 1.1 • n u 1 It.t-ll. 1 1 A s.r IM !*, In e.m t ..liK liiiH 'iil m ill Hit- AVi-vl mu- w hich ca m e .o M i- ...... mi 1 *i u u . I n Mil f 1 1. l i i . III !*h«|»t m Mil- ri-til e .ii w ith S.-i n l llns.,in wic. c n n c lild lilg In-1 i. Innnnv le p e .ile d lu-i m o dime, Istfli |»| '« i 1 M < 1» L< |, - yA fi t . i f , In A le A iiiid riu . p u liii- u rd tear pa* lu In•*.,k up a ilin h -tit tin.I- ,d <h.,l he had huiighl cm .mu io .ii 1 • " i •11*1 i s |.t1AA III! I " » ' ||e*l |s,| . t-Dll |«| t (is \ if« issfi i•1 ‘ I f .i t 1 M III i,4K*l ilrlim iis lra tm p m l llu- in.ina among many ..1 Ii. 1 ilco i• ll 1 Its 1 • tl 1 it It, II to M l. 1*1 tl ;i 111ri is- IIt Ii v Ho- h in t' ul Dl ind ul her own sul.n y i.u MII. 111 k l 1 c.nl. uud li.id 1 11 1 .1 llu I ftp 1- ■ w ic W K S ’I H I A N K F G H T . Ill '4* H ull-/ A lili I’ aidla ■ lin in ' pro . 1 heck , In re llllh u rs e lo t ell A n iuvi".tli'.atiiin to lU 'le rm ln e wltai AVT'*l<>inei. a* ch ief of the Moyal ll li -u 11 1 1 dm ili- I h- l.-.l There iv.-i* a [Nissdidily ih ,1 All I 'lillM il Ih f nail,ui'-- w ursl i l l lln i ahlni-l anil .n il i-i-r l,. C tro u k mi ,,, ....... -t. . . i . , . h Mankhe.nl m ay he it* .died In lilt­ d isa ste r in 2:1 year* hi-gan tialny ju rH u ii and tlmui".1ic aff.ni . S e w n T I 1 In d t on- ' I lid .,. Twclvt- ih il. lt t-n nml tw n vtm lh t deep lit tin* wii-ckt-il u n ik ln n * ul imiIIi-i- wi-te r c | iiiit n l m p n i-il llu-ri' 'd.m il In answ er llie accic..dlniis ,"»h I III 1 I i d n c ' l d . 1,1 i h d lo , from llu- F lu ritla M etlm dist IIuiiii- U ric n l Mini* Nu 2 iiy miHslles throw n hy the demon A ssista n t D is tric t Attorney Icronie Null- 1,1 llu h ,*h ,, ,P,.| I,,,., K id ile i said lie hud liul made up I t ill 'lu ll I - f i l l til Knlrriiri-*!- cn le rtn im -il tin* RnT h irty * i' •m i's lig a ln r* headi-d •Aral nn, I I,,' I , III 1 tin y C lu b lit-re M nm lny w ith it hv Jiih n I, l.i'wi*. D m li-ii Mm, lu • .ilru Jaihi i ’ ill-p e l -1 il a .liuill my In 1lid " iihoul ll a . v.-l 111 PCI .ill I d l ' d in a . . i d . id firu iirn m u f C liris ln m * i-aruls nml W orker* p ir* iile n l, Jack Knrlte* m t’ crow d ul Fin,m l D n iv r i-iiy -In • •ne line- Hull Old In H elen -e At ■ 1C, III •»u n n lu o *t>ng* anil were given much ap- head uf llu- D S K iire a ii uf Mine* ■lent* anil w ere i i r d r m l 1,11 a slate lu in c y i-red G S lu iilt whelln-i I hi ■ yI ‘I, III! d i s . . . Il l III. clause. and AVallcr K a d ii', llllm il* M in i ul a ll'll again t fm th i-i iiu lliiiis t* Mr* 1 in n lii wa* u ft.in l ,.i hciru- l*C,l, I lu - l| . I I . . . • -tits I, .1, I n T i c ch ild re n were Introduced hv fn-parlim -ni d m -clo r, (h-*ci'iidi'il In l lie pie.** leiHiiled a stale of enter lie alen hy M ls l ila iik lie .n l 1 11 - r , - i II- I 'M 'i l l u .1 1 the Rev. C h a rle s Thm upsim , su ­ lo Ihe mini- at u ‘JO a 111 (K K T , lieney already wa* ill efleet " I c e rta in ly w a s." she .ml lu ll - i :.nn M-wi* wniil.l mil i-iiiifii'iii o r deny perintendent o f the Home. Mr*. iT e viitU hly, llie .Vl year lllil Mr-, I •' -14', I, pill I II I. .d The lefll-.l and ( '01111110111 I inspir Irene Jackm an, m ilit a n t iiip e rlu - siH 'i'tilalhm llu* iia tlm i’* m iner* i iiiiiin had leatifled ih.d dm wo-, vein .1.-141h l-dtil, n u 'L u .lm Hi tem lent. provided the piano a c ­ m ay itu i'i- a work stoppage u* a ed seclioli id Ihe press sli-pjied oji heulen once when she souglil lu hi n -iftn- om-liap' m e m o ria l lo lln- lilt m iner* who d* t'lainnr for firm er goveriiineiil com panim ent. II -■I Ii lit y 11 It VI-11 I H f, O il lie u diim agaliisl llie lirdlsli, using illse iis* lin a n c la l affair-, with tluFe a tu re d on (he program wa* died lu Ihe explosion F rid a y night the lerm " Ira llo r" lo describe any uctress, and *u H tereuller n ever pul III- flip p e d lu ■o -w c lu v in e 11 T o d a y ’ * in v i-M ig u lio ii wa* con K rn e st Thom pson, son of Rev. dueled Jointly hy uulim, federal. •'■ Kgyptluu advocutliiii a sellleiueni i II m -iis s i -i I tin,III again and lev s e e liuri'i u f I In- o a t lu ll •D’l1 M rs G runin denu-il she look any F i, "ih siiuw r. 11 ,1 lie - i i u i l h e i o " I t w ill he an extensive and Im * aecllon o f Hie pre** h a , open y Thom pson, and e se n ior at DeIhlui! fur lle r* e lf m il ul tin- pro G lc til I :■ k 1 I '1 11 pair -( l.nnd H ig h Hcluml, who rang dueled jointly hy m iloii, federal, -"Ivm-uH'd i.g yp t * ............. ill with * II,,. t *,.!»■ .*. *a*A■>I ..I *.. -4.R... p11 1j reeds nf the rulsed 1 h e c k , I he N . .. A " i it nn.l 111.. N. " W h ile C h ris tm a s , and " H n ly sta le and com pany o fficial* T he " in CmnmmdMf him- uf ualion* N ig h t ’ ’. “ T he N ig h t K e f o r e investigator* plaim edt lo to re m a in tin slei " M’ ,u‘ w ch ief nl Hie Moyal stale allege* she *tule .iliuiit A l ism i'.n e liiid um lii mi hy uptulig Ihe sum* ul ■ I...... All-.-. C h ris tm F .- *•*|||" i‘*tl>| »*||A •'lo|--'d tin, 1 ily eight e lg fil hour*, hour*. t'u filn e l would op|Hi c , a s " wa* .recited hy _ J im d e rgrtiu in l for |Ni**lbly Il.ilikhe.nl wr< iro tn and In in i'd m i l The U.|i|H D an iels w ith d ra m a tic effect. ! w a lkin g th ro ___ iig li the• ile ili-hri* uf 1 1 . 1 Kill 1|k«*1 11 * if i ________ firl* slre w n . illilliieid hy,, F a in iik of lo her 1. ....... ... R o ta ry I're ild e u t J a c k H a lf- iw o r k liiji* w hich e x lcu d for tulle* 'V " " a,|*< another pro W esterner to - l)'i|ici| fi* Inti rt .1 II i'H ,' gen thanked the g rou p fur the en soinn fi(W In IXHI f e d below the I'lacea In llie R o yal ( alon el i* in ll, l- 4. Mull! . .’lllil ( 1 in 111 ■, - >,i le ip re le d lu mean llu- K in g want* tertatnrnent, pointed to Die la rg e su rface. M. D h num ber of w rapped present* un It-,, M '* ’l l Mi| ,'» L'||J|I >f i.-r iit.., It w ill Ire nil extensive uud a se tlle in e n l w ills llu- AVr-st liuseil 11 in in re r u i'iilliu ii uf FgypG u allm i the table before (hem. and told o f thorough lu v e iilig n tlo n .’ ’ Furhe* Ite l. In i!" F**ifii I »*m1 I'll,', ll'lltll the p a rt played by Rnturlnnu In sa id " I would gue** we might at .lem a 1nl* 'i'lie K gypliuu* seek 1 i l ,dill 1 ■rr i" •nl llifmi|Mi tin (C u n tlm ird On Page S ix I ■ I',•■ iiu.,.n o a r a a a T a t i being "S a n ta C la u s helper*". The tin ! \ i n ' m ’ ii Tin* H anford jruliru un cuii prearnln, he said) wen- fo r Ihe I I | AI#| AA "' ” *'(| III n «11rtf»I #»■' tin n in g llti-ir auart'h fur Die uf * i I 4#S t|l Jit till A'I* I i|*i‘II " A ch ild re n at the Home. A*‘11' giant lim p in g ................ Hial.l., .1 | ( i.'illM irn flat t'R fr *1*4 Rev. Thom pson thanked the Ro ,t in lu i,.d ivu iiien nml ui.iii ..mis tartan s in b e h a lf o f the ch ild re n taut M ah m la y m o rn in g tinand declared. "W e a re tr u ly grate* .'u nii-r uf E lg h tli H ln-ct amt M i ’ N. I . c o i i a I V I l T N f ill to you aa H a u ls C I biis help, 1 f lii’ k tiry A v ru u e , lh-*k Mt-rgi-ani ers." Fe lt Ih- .ft-uiilng* *ai,i t,..hiy C a sh e lf ls w ere presented by Httck M athcw in, -l.T, 1 tilt W e lte r H aynes, treasu rer, to M rs. Mure Ilian <lu men, re p ru seiilinic m any ch urchra uf lid* ' i f a and l»>ing nought fo u r ila y s u fl- t M . D. Gutchel. ca te re r, M r*. J . A . .At, l.e >111, IV Ie rs, 71. die.I lit Including personnel fro m Die Hanford N a v a l A ir Htatlun, Joined In Y a te s, h er a ssistant, and to George I......... and wnumh-il l-.ff 1 • till- (It liilid u llie -n ila l '*( I 'M, A M Sw ain , colored helper, lu apprecis* the s lim in g o f t.'lirlctiria.i ca ro ls fh itu rda y night In u program broad­ i ’ npn, II. nm l .............. .Ii-liu.iui. v i's le tilu v . Him had Keen ill fur cast over H ln I Inn W T ftlt. Hon o f th e ir le rv lc e s to the club. 33, w ith a knife. in 11 tiiuiik.-n aliin il 1hr-1,* lu iin lli Mlie i-ami' " F lo y d Ihi liner, local liia urn iic* man, vvhu only 111 day* before had lira wl. C a d i u f the ch ild re n aa they le ft S u n f", -I 35 vw irn agii and m is a , received fro m W. A . I.e ffle r u runceived the Idea uf Die churn*, s la lu d tuday that the broadcast was .•riiDn-wi*, in mi iiilu xii-a li-d r-s lile u l nf tiO t'V \V T lu rd Street little a ilv e r souvenir, T he Itotar- such an n u lrta n d ln g surrens D ia l* atatn, ni'i’ u tiilllg lu K f fi,- a llu i-k .. ............... 'd..ii' 11 i r hm t, .Inly 'I, H a n n, Adel, wilt) hclung lu various fit lia r escort, Jphusuu. fin d am i | (in. ami wa* a m cuiher uf IIIlane wer* Invited by Rev. Tliom p- e ffo rt* w ill he mad# next y e ar to mu) •on to v is it the M ethodlat Hume liave a n iin lln r Chrlstrn aa Eve rhurchee, m ight he 11n i l . 1l In m illgs Dii-n lu iu e ii on h#r. Him r^«-^»v«-it.................... F riu u liv e lla p lis l G h iii li iu Adel. at any Dine. p rog ra m In w hich at least 1,000 o f peace am i gund w ill a) C h r is t ­ fivu "h a d " cute and *la«tu'» uu Rile i* m iiv lv i'd |iv fiv e d ou irli A m o n g the num ber* aung hy voice* m ay he heard. ina* tim e. lu-r Imck and on# nil her arm le rs , Atis. .(, II. F iu illi uf lnck#ou the ch ild re n w ere “ F ro s ty Tho "T h e s p irit o f Coo per at hut that w h ile Johnson was guugi-d I fclany rit lie ti* telephoned re ­ v itlc, M r*, .lack Htm inland, uf AnSnow M a n ," and "R u d o lp h The q u e u e fo r number* tu he sung waa shown on such 11 s liu rt no­ and un# -lialf Inch#* in hi* buck gunta, (In.; Mr*. .1. II. Ilriitn n uf Red N o te d R ein deer?' H nuftiril, Mr*. Je w e l Hllcn* uf Hanand fo r an hour nml a h a lf a fte r tice ," sa id M r. P alm er, "w as one a lin vii ih# sh ou lder hlniic. G uests included R oy Thom pson, tha h a lf Imur broadcast ended th a t represents the true s p irit of T li" w iiu isn an,| Jnhn*un wen- ford, a nil M rs. M e lv in IIuiiii also J . D, B rid g e s o f M orehead, N. O. a t 8:30 o'clock, call* u f co n g ra tu ­ C h ristm a s, anti w ill a lw a ys he re- rushed to tha F # riiiild -I.n iig h lu 1 uf Hanford amt three *011*, V ir g il and M . D. P ick e n s o f New F o r k la tio n were received. n um bered hy Ih# o rg a n isin g com ­ M e m o ria l H o s p ita l in an am - Feters, nf C h arle sto n , H. C , H e n ry C llv . M a n y ritiie n * u aike d th e ir autri- m ittee, E sp e cia lly nutirenhle waa IiiiIhiic # M atilrd#" m u rn ilig a f lr r P eters, o f Hanford, A u s tin Peter*, George T ou hy lad ll) g rou p sing­ rnohile* near the radio station, Di# a p lrlt o f co-op#ratiun shown Ih# incident, Hh# was r#l#ns"d o f T hum nsiun. Da,, amt two aising o f ChrDtmaa hymn* with tuned In th e ir radios am) joined by leaders o f ch urch c h o irt and l hi* m n rning a fte r treatm ent hv ters, Mr*. It. V . Fle tch e r, .Sparks, Harry Wester accompanying. D r. Hllnby. John«nn wa* ill*- Ga., M rs. V ic to r K n h ’ lil. Hnarkx, c iv ic o rg a n isa tio n s." In the sin gin g. H a extended e p rcia l thank* to charged a ft e r in lM a l treatm ent Go., ami one brother, .1. W. HtnuaT h e Rev. A . G. M d n n ls , m in is ­ . W YM AN ROBBRD g ra n d lu D r. G eorge F ie r i- # s h o rtly tnriil uf H fuirks, Ga., lb P re sb y te ria n E v a n * M cC oy w ho sang. " W h lta IXMI A N G E L M IfG -A C h rU tm s s te r o f Ih* F ir s t childrvrs, and 2 g reat g ra ndch lldC h ris tm a s ", H a rry K u d e ll who a fte r a r r iv a l a t the hospital. C h u rv h and president o f the S a n ­ b u rg la r m a y h » M n icke d Ja n a ie n . accom pan ied; Geurge Touhy, D r. W vraan fo r m ore (Ran 4100,000 fo rd M inister!# ! A sso cia tio n , w as H . W . R u cker arid Roger H a rris , T he Lmly w ill he cent to A d v l, T h e eetraea reported that, white *0 pleased wir'n the broadcast th a t G a. today fo r fun e ra l and b u ria l. ■ ong leaders. H e espressed a p­ she waa aw a y fro m the house for he suggested th a t M r. Palma# aaour delivering presents, an In- cep* tha ch a in s anship o f a preciation tu Rtat Ion W T R R fo r C U T H A T H T IC K UTS Its fine co-operation, and to T h e r look two muik coals and ■ W A S H IN G T O N t4v fn e ra ilro a d s HipS Loe P re rlp . " C a ro ls fo r C h ris tm a s " com m ittee Herald fo r the p u b lic ity g ive n the ■ tale, valued. M i l l 000, and A sh e v ille .35 w ill continue u n til .lim e 30 the 40 68 to d lr a r t a p rog ra m neat year. program. ry worth tip >), 100,900. po licy uf so ilin g n it ra te "fu rlo u g h 6ft Boston 47 M r. P a lm e r d rrls ro d th la m orn ­ A m o n g the hym ns sung were, C le v e la n d . tic k e ts " tu m em bers o i the arm ed 28 r "O L it t le T ow n o f Bethlehem ", in g th a t he w ould ataum a th is A T IO N s e rv ice s tra v e lin g in u n ifo rm .Loa A n a ile s 83 45 " J o y T o T h e W o rld ," “ O H o ly New O rleaoa r ill > In. re s p o n s ib ility . The A sso cia tio n of A m e ric a n M 77 N ig h t," " H a r k tha H e ra ld A n gale A s k e d w h a t had prom pted h im o f Hanford R a ilro a d s announced today n five33 37 New Y o rk and " I t Cam# U pon A Seattle A M . fo b t o organ) i« the ehorua o f men, S la g , m onths exten sion of the pulley, 40 31 he dealarod th a t ha had a lw a y s M id n ig h t C le a r." Sun g by requast W ashington 36 .0* o rig in a lly due to e x p ire J i n . 31. N w tatareated In g ro u p sin g in g , “ *9 " W e T h re e K ln g e o f O rie n t The furlough fares, good only In 71 67 ."T h e - F ir s t N oel,", and 1 realised th a t m en who coaches, coat about one cent a 79 74 hava p o litic a l diffe re n ces •'•U a a tv M ta h t." m lie M u than regular fares. u 99 i !.....i ! OHI.O, N o rw a y '4*- II N Score la r y G en eral T ryttve L ie sa id to n liih t there lia s been a " s lig h t Im prn ve m e n t” In K a s l We*l relullm i* ■ nit no wor.venhui of Ihe general w orld s ilu a llo n since Hie G e n e ral A sse m b ly apgggd in I’ a rls N iiv 0 In * C h ristin a * - lim e broadcast lo ScauilluBvIuns o v e r the D anish, N o rw e gia n and Swedish ra d io *ys tern. L ie said the luue of speeches in the ll. N Ihis y e a r had been m are m oderate than usual. ( L ie 's text dealt In general term *. H did not m onlion R u s s ia ’ * charge* In P a ri* that the United State* I* supporting saboteur-spies ■ gainst Ihe Soviet him* n r A m e rl can delegation c h a r a c lu lia t lu u of the charges a* Russian ^'*py rnant ■ ml of F o re ig n M in is te r v ls h lm k y ■ s " i n old g o a l.") L ie , ■ N orw egian, is here for C h ris tm a s vacation. T he A sse m b ly resum e* In P ari* after the h o li­ day*. " T h is y e a r," M b said, " d is c u s ­ sion has been Jess p ropagandlstic and m ore sober and u b je cllva . Tho v a rio u s points of vie.v have of course been defended, end very often the differences In question have been sh arp in d dispa ra te . R u l In spite o f th is I do feel that there has not been any fu rth a r d e te rio ra tion o r sharpening o f the w o rld c ris is d u rin g (tie present G e n e ra l A a se m b!y .'r Snow Anti Ice Malting Travel Slow Ami Dangeioiis In Noi lii n u n net* Selection Of Pro-West Lernlct Of AttUfcMishaps Progress Noted Rotarianr Hold In World Crisis Xmas Party For Investigalion Is By Secretary Lie Orphan Children Begun Into Worst e n another h it-an d-ru n accident M . G. C leland o f 411 P alm e tto Avenu e renortad th a t a tru ck ru n n in g w ithou t h e adlights sidetw in e d his c a r narked a t tha c ra b In fro n t o f M i M u s a about „ 8:00 M onday night. Mr. C le latid • a id tha truck probably had cream painted fenders alth ou gh It waa i : * •• * t h H* Id e n tify the model. H _ A ad In a m in o r a e e ld rn i a t P i n t Street and M a g tio lU A v e n u a ahovtly e fte r noon today tw o ia to m a h U e s received m in o r fende dam age when a 1961 C h evro let » driv e n by M n , L illie H o t- r f « Fo urteen y e a r old V a rn e r N t lson of L a k e M a ry racelved tw o broken legs, and flin t car* were damaged In a f lu r r y o f local ■ uto accidents over the holiday. Y o u ng N elson wes h it sh o rt­ ly a fte r <1:00 o'clock lust night on the Lake M a ty Ruud, whlhpushing his m otor bike, by a I M P P lym ou th sedan drive n by FI lie M. C h ester o f L a k e M ary. * S h e riff P. A . M e ro and deputies r who went to the scene o f the accident reported th a t the motor hike was w lth u u t ta ll o r head­ lig h ts and th a t no ch arges were filed. The hoy waa taken by am ­ bulance to Hanford h o sp ita l ami from there to O ran ga M e m o ria l in Orlando, N a v y man W illia m H. .Smith waa a rre s t'd on a dru nke n d r iv ­ in g charge Inst n ig h t a fte r being chased and b rou gh t to the P olice . (Ration by P a u l D an ie ls whose «* 1051 C h e vro le t aedan waa shleawiped between T w e n tie th and T w e n ly -fira t Htreet on M ellunv illi- A v u m e . D am age to M r. D a n ie l’* c*r waa estim ate,! a t | ,U w h ile H u ilth ’a IM 8 C h evro let Suffered u s lig h tly dam aged fe n ­ der. T hree ca rs w ere damaged when a M e rcu ry sedan drive n by 71 year-old H a rry L M ille r of O ssln g ln g . N . Y . tu rn in g n orth A cm P a rk Avenua o f f T w e lth S tre e t w collided w ith 1035 F o n t aedan go­ in g north on P a rk , T h t Im pact o f the M e rcu ry on th a F o rd , driv e n l y C u rtis A . G o odin g o f S a n fo rd , Forced the leeunrl ear in to a 1051 Packard, belonging to L . P. P ayto n , w hich waa parked a t tha curb In fro n t o f Die Payto n r*•Idenre. Dam age to tho P a c k a rd wae set a t M 6 0 w h lla the M e r­ c u ry and F o rd Wer* estim ated . to have su ffered 476 and |60 dam .4# Of*. Both d riv e rs w are charged w ith ca ieless and n a g llg e n t d r iv ­ * American Fliers Expected U .S. Prisoners To Be Released By Hungary I II. S. Fliers ComniunistsAdmit 571 Of These Have Died, 15r? I hive Escaped, And 3 Were Released o f N K W SI'A I'K H WEDNKSDAY DEC. Wife Of State Secre­ tary Of National Negro Group Hurt, Brought To Sanford Boy Injured In Holiday Flurry 2 F lo rid a — M ostly ehm ily north p o r­ tion m ih -Imwer* extrem e north thl« a llcrn u o n and e l-e n h e re in i—t ih portion tu n u h t tin t Ih u rid a y . r.il.tc i «•: l i i ii if iiAttn u n i in n orth p o tiio u iim r-d a y il t '. i i to p a rtly c lo u d y l l l i l i n i i l o m u l l i n l i l south |HII t Hill g, . \ Min1'l.ll-t III llie 1inn, M ila n Forr u n Vt Mil lr v n i l i- i„ >< ay a,laid # till rt Mil lilt Mil I i f f a11 i- ---I llie hull(1.9 VN *111(1 tin ' nil iiia l H u ng arian III'VA *» Al 1 1 hail1 rn,tiling to ft |1(>| 1 -iiiu III llu- 1111-1 Ni vr i tin Ic " . . 1 f t lam ■-igti-i which h n il I O | Hindi •III 111 llndapcst f»M• ■11*■ t IIMil) » »'\I ■lam1 fur the tim e licmg iih I iim (•-it 1hat l" i" ceding ■ lur the lllt l - • •■If a-c a n ­ mim I i 1 way \ -1|inkl‘Nill.11il it III** 1 S lt*g:tlinn yynulll -ay ■inly 1ti.il tin- m a tte r 1l1s(h U If ll Hit Hmin; -i 11.rn i;n u rn mi'll 1 th e ftMil im 11 1 1I'W t.l Hit- t* 17 Mil tit .1 iv lia tiM iin t 1*1.ne (urged ili-n ll Nt»\ I! » I m* Sm ltd fiu h tc r planes , VMMr1* i-•HIV 14r li'il hy a Hilda- pe*l m ilita ry emit I Dec 'TI nil a -In lin e o f viu la tiu g the border of die. C m in n u n ia t emmtry yvith the 14 u u ilm in l Plans Are Outlined For Repeating Christinas Carol Singing Next Year Dies In Orlando The Weather S l r a, 1- ■4.Mw• ’ .V!r« . $ <* Iv.c i ■ lln (*•« • Tnuj MrmoriiilSurvicuH Slnlud Thursday For LifMil Morn 1, \i. „i ..1 h. U.S. Mine Disaster Woman I Stahlml In Drunken Drawl 3 I I I T I A I 'C S I , IliiliK.ary i|* —. Iln -ie H i-li- Minn- sl,:ns h u llca llull that the fou i A m e ric a n flie r* lie iil hy I lm iK a n a lle i h avin g been lo r r e il down hv S o v ie l fiijh i c is have to-rii irh -a se d or w ill lo- le lr a s r d toldrthl Hot there was milldni'. o fficia l. Molli the D S n 'lia i.n ii In-re and tin- Itio ic .ii m m c m c iiim c n t mainlam ed secrecy on llu- ■ a -c of the flo-i-. u lm ii i'i i- trie d here oil e iia ilies nl vinlatim : Ihe h o ld e r and o n le ie d In pat lo ie . n l Via Imu each oi In- tailed three mouths tie I d . M. i.- I I' \ .l AG It.>.I in , m i1 - 1 w h ile f I " ii * .1 11 uni 1,1 . n l ■ M. ,.. -M l.l I II t il'd 1 id -I y I 1. 1 M. Mini. I W. II of w Im is 11 M i'p110 m il ill 11 101 , w ill ■ ml - 1 \ - i v III Ml il inn < <i ipel at D "| An 1 H-. Im k, t h ill •day i l i i i im o ii- h lp h llll M I llw i • i w ill I111I I he r u n . m 1 i i u p n h ll. 11 d tro od .•I I h> M - •• 1 u nity ••• uu il.-d Ii - 1,11. od I ...... M m . • vi a 1 -t down Gur a ir In N iim -> h d flv tn p ■ ml w llilil id lin ' W d h h i ipu '1 ■ w■ .Hpititr Inis .1, a* t H ittIII 1 . f t I I I i1 * ’>1 III II tv ti* In n ii Ih d " : - H if.ild fit I c o d e -1 h i. n l , Imuh in- ■In d iii,! K e in iliu h 1-1admit i-i | from 1111-1, M. l .....I. am t M i i i -ui M ilita ry In -d llo le in )ti|r, l iillm s in e printlint,un. :ini! no to- I / 1 I1 I.u 'Inlay, t.t i'"u»*il (In- \ ,1 1 in I t .... . t.-ll-.svillg hi ' 1 lr 1 1 Itum IIC" tty ■ duty tie i llli- i. -l J.l. ' » ii D ili* s ,'l- ilV wit,',,* lu- Iti'li.tl l,yv fo r tsyu yea 1 * tu ,|,aie tim e ti>- -ervod 1 ile|uitv lie t.f [ u ii.t.i In- f.V Die, G alie.l haek lu a-Ily,- du ty Illfiit, I i- . . m l lim e d 1ra in in g and received in wmq* ,1 I’ll- aeulu He yv.i - . lit lu Ivn- -■ - in M ay. I'tr.l I 1, -it M erit 1 -11 - tv- d hv the -y i-l-.w It i e I.u nu 1 M I l-'rnllclR t ii|i|,.„'k uf .ilic l .-lit llie d a ilg h te i, Fat n e t ,1 . tin- g a i- n l , M r and Mr F -A M .ru , l.yn l-re tiirrs , I liutua AVigl-l M ero and I*. AM ero. It , and Die grandm olh ur, Mi I. VV. Mero. San lord Alan Dan (irantlsoii As I'OVV A g ra n d fa th e r yvtu had ih's,-eing Ids iiaire d nf ever again iria u d rn ii, wtiu wa aim ing lit# firs t n-|iurtud nu* sin g iu a cllo ii ,11 Die K o re an w » i, was tods) n vi'i'ju y in i tu le a rn th a t (In* grandhim, t.uiet. H e rtu 'ii M a rla tt. is u in u lig Die recant ly announced prisunera held hy Die Reds. Tho .g ra n d fa th e r is N n rv a l G . M a i la t i o f Route 'J. Ilux Han* fu ril, w lm v liilte d The H e ra ld offir,- tu te ll ttn- g l'id tiding*. Ha Im* lived in F ln ri-ia since 1013. I.ieilt. M a r lu ll. In* revealed, was burn in .lacksun, Mtch., and hi* parents liv e In D etroit, lie se r­ ved In D arm an v d u rin g W o rld W a r II, and re-enlisted in th# A rm y nm l wa* sent t<> Kur#a a t the s ta rt o f Dm h o s tilitie s . On th e second dav o f a ctio n lie w as I t pu rle d ta ilin g . N O IC E a t HAM P I T T S B U R G H i» ~ A U a s t e r ­ oid H ow ard K o p c llc w a u le d waa som e Ice r r t a m to top o ff Chna4m as. .................... . . ......... H a p u l a d im * In an lea e rta a a raachlna a t a theater. N o " h a p p cM d . ■ « he p u l hM ha ih e slot, l| sta ck . F ire m e n ed fo r n e a rly an h o a r w l bara and axe* before , -, ( ] �• <*‘,y / ■.■ I* Coloring History T H E HANPORI) HERALD «• 1 Wed. Dec. 30, I9SI Sanford Herald B eleM U hM ■■ I M l t d I I I ! ; eseeet liO r ta r ■■•4ar, CferUtmea u 4 New , r« h iu b « 4 iio M ir i m ChrleiMa* . » * New Veer* 111 WegeBlIa A A*eaee_ t aa aeraad rlaaa watte* ---. . . ST, ISIS, at the _ Pnet O ftl.. i t i a N . r i a r i t a bb *# t the A rt iarea• ml March X. I arm itOLiiAND U DfeAN " Ratter OORIION llflA N ■aelaee* Maaaarr _ JltatTIlPTIO N KATKS , t» : = .......— a Mealha ...... (e a th a ....... . Tear ...................... ........ ... • tee ts.ee eUtaarr aailrra, caret* "at a. reaalallaaa aa4 aailrra el malaatral Iw the earaeaa el itaa laada, will be rharard lar Iria la r aarenlalaa ralea. pgrearaltU Naltaaall* Hr la* Nawaeaiwr Itrarraratatlrea N*w Tarh, t’hlraa". Ilalralt. (H r aaa st. I.aala. L iiaralS la a iarMheir e l A t l*a Praaa which U cailil ‘‘ ra tlllra. ralr Ita tr la lhe the aa* aae lar la r rrrakll* reeahlle l all Ihe local aewa srlateS a aawaeaecr, aa wail aa all Owe elapalrhaa. ___ I K k h d a y , d e c . i s , t a il DiDAY'H RI1ILB VKRflB ' t a r Tatars our c n tm lra to th e rllo n a o f s la n ts, (’ m ira s r li f l r a ou r own powers. F a ith • c h ie f Ingredient o f courage, w ere In ou r own night na ■ hopper*.— N u. 13:33. v I I t ' wa» a W h ile C lir iit m a i in M l p a rti o f the N orth, hut in ^ S a n fo rd the tun w m out lirig lit gad early nnd remained with tit throughout the day, affording psrfftl weather conditions for •y ’l celebration. In New York City an ’’inlluvMCfl peddler” ol government favJ on could not pay hit own in. Come laxei, hut at the tame time ■rchaied in hi* wife’* name an 1,000 eilate. He wa» the one who paid former Auiitanl Allot<*V General l.amar Caudle $5,000 a commiuinn on an airplane jjliote. Under the Fair Deal the ;■ bureaucrat* get mink coal* ami the poor gel last*. ' , Congratulation* l<> Floyd Fid­ dler lor the line program of Chrillmai carol* broadtail over . WTRR Monday night. There it Mmelhitig ahoul Christina* Kvr I which make* everyone want to ling, and even thole who nevei , llltg a note the other 3M day* in the year like to louml off on thit occaiion. The tinging of Chriitma* tcarol* provide* them with a wonjfcrful opportunity. Mr. Palmer h ad a n idea— and we need new M idi in this town nf ours—au t.Mia that can well glow and be furl! Ifthcr developed in the future. Tho Into George Orwell’s terrify in g novel of life In n illce fltntc “ 1084," portrayed a distortion of th e record of story, to make It conform to the will of th e heads of the sta te . Fncts were tw isted to fit the purpose, and no one was allowed to register a protest or a contradiction even though some of the facts were well known to those who rend the lies. By regim enting newspapers the ty ra n ts were able to control m an’s link with the present; by rew riting history books they were able to control his knowledge ’of the past and, It was ho|wtl, his future. In present day actuality, historians in the Soviet zone of occupied Germ any hnve been ordered to prepare a te x t­ book of Gurmuri history. Those who attem pt to write lilt* book will ho faced with many difficulties. Presented objec­ tively It would have to show the many times th a t Itussia anti Germany hnve been enemies. Yet such observations would not be to the Communist taste. If tho book is ever .finished It will probably he made up of u n tru th s and garbled fncts from which those who study It will gain a confused and false picture of Germ an’s past. Orwell’s novel rends like a prophecy of the results of Communist bchnvlor. It can only be hoped th a t there will be some who will rem ember the tru th In the lands where the Russians hold sway, and pass th at tru th on to th eir chil­ dren. Otherwise whole generations mny grow up who will accept ns history w hat Is nctunlly vicious propaganda, K The South may no longer be the exclusive land of cot­ ton If George II. T. Kimble, director of the American Geo* graphical Society, is right. Ills observations convince him th a t tho world is wnrmlng up and will keep on doing so. He thinks th at the corn belt may ultim ately extend to ('muidn and cotton may be raised by N orthern farm ers. Kimble has figures to support his theory. Tho average tem perature nt Montreal In the !H80's wns 42; In 1940 it wits 40. In the siimti period Philndulphiu rose from 52 to 50. Sim ilar Inc run sen arc recorded In Greenland, Sen rid inn via and G reat Britain. Thu Arctic Island of Spitsbergen Is now more than ton degrees w arm er in December than it was th irty years, ago. O ther observers note th a t a few years ago pota­ toes were a rare crop in Finland. Now the climate perm its a crop large enough to nourish the entire popfdutlon. The earth may be growing w arm er. Plenty of dityrt will rem ain, however, in which the shivering resident will doubt this statem ent. American Flier* if Peliintie American cittern* have Dialled lo the defenie of the ■rlcan flier* forced down in Igary and now lieinjl held (or 1.000 rantom. A drive ha* been ted by Robert Vogeler, Ralph rburn and othara tel raite 5.000 to pay the fine* for all and there i* nn doubt that it r,'(an be quickly provided, though ‘ t are not *ure it it aiul> a good M , The mnlive back ‘ of the l i ti blackmail, an attempt to el money out of the United by Ihe wont kind of i. Once blackmail ha* been it U hard to Hop, The jo find* it hard In combat (In i intlance, will find it I harder In the tecond. So ■ may be no end to It if this ol Ike Hungarian tovernto blackmail the United ■ prove* successful In the J . H w ift o f n icn a Fa ll*. N. Y .; Cant. D av e Henderson, Hhnwnee, O kla ., T ech. Hgt. Je ss A. D uff, Spokane. Wash.. Hgt. Ja m e s A. F la m . K ln g sla n d , A rk . U n d e r the circu m sta n ce s, It was im po ssible to know in advance Just how and when the flle ra would bo freed, but a cco rding to past ex perience, it waa alm ost c e rta in ih e y w ould be brought d ire c tly to tho A u s tria n fro n tie r without the correspondents nf fnreign co un tries seeing them at all. Thla w as true last sp rin g when R o bert A. V ogeler, A m e ric a n b u si­ nessm an im priso n ed on a charge et t4 spying, waa roleased. It lao wai true in 1MI, when Hungary raleaaed two oil company execu- tivea it had been detaining m e_ rlr lea»» IM. Tho A___ legation .. ha* been In contact w ith W ashington a ve r Ihe h o lid a y i, b u t the legation spokeam an would not elaboraft rnto on thla Inform ation. HIGHTOWER * WatW i NQTON a lllN G T O N *1 lA - H ig n s are that IA—Sign* the govarnm government ept w ill turn down o« P riv a te cltisena to pay the $110,000 in flnea w hich Com m iinfst. H u n g a ry haa le v ie d ggainat ,f ° V hui T O b,k r great national hatoet laid, tour U . 8. a irm e n who e tn y e d i for dafenae, btR not once a e ro s i Ha border, . fin al decisions were still being formulated ^today but it teemed tribute" ft’- . hman w n rklh g fo r n ‘asked fo r an Increase H D the other Thr • * * & - d rssr n .day, ^ > ^ ■ 4 8 o r not, bu t I f he w ere a ce n tra l o r south F lo rid a g ro w e r today he would p ro b a b ly hnve been am ong those present a t the recent hearL e e sb u rg on the proposed m a rke tin g t r f it a t a w aterm elon agreem ent. Ilia sentim ents, however, were voiced in no uncertain te rm s by a present day grow er, T. K. S im ­ mons, an A la ch u a co un ty fa rm e r fro m A rch e r, who sa id as fo r h im ­ s e lf he would ra th e r have “ fre e ­ dom than d o lla rs.” E v e r since the Inauguration o f “ N ew D e a ls” and “ F a ir D e a ls” the people o f th is nation havu been lo sin g more and m ore o f th e ir freedom and Independence and a c­ ce pting in re tu rn governm ent doles and handouts th a t ra rrv w ith them b u re au cra tic co ntrols and regu lation s. F a llin g f o r catch phraaea am i slogan* advanced by s lic k tongued p o litic a l a sp ira n ts, an a p a ­ th e tic p u b lic haa accepted g re a te r and g re a te r tax burdens and In re tu rn e u bm lttrd to more and m ore re g im e n ta tio n . During the five year period of 1940 through 1000 m otor vehicle accidents claimed as many lives among the millions of Industrial policyholders of the M ntro|silltan Life Insur­ ance Company as the next six most frequent causes of ac­ cident fatalities combined. A study of 04,007 iiccidcntnl death claims (mid during tho flvo yours to determ ine where mid how injuries occur, re veil led the following; The 14,108 m otor vehicle lutidltles accounted for more th a n 2 out of every 0 deaths from all accidents. Second only to motor vehicles as a cause of accidental death was falls, with 0,007 fatalities, of which 0,710 were in homes, 1,407 in public places, and 701 a t placos of em­ ployment. Next leading causes were drowning, burns and scalds, and conflagrations. "Tbls study gives evidence th a t accidents, which cmiHt* 00,000 accidental dcutliH yearly in the general population of th e United S tates, occur wherever the activities of dally life arc carried on—a t home, in public places, at places of em ­ K o re a n W a r ployment—and bunco there is no simplo answ er to Hie prob­ lem,” the company’s safety experts declare. (fiiallniirn M um I'aaa II m i “ Little can bo accomplished toward reducing this The group* iidju u m cd In T h u rsd a y heavy loss of life without the support of the safety move­ — Inst day of the truce t r ia l period.‘ The mil of Ihe perils! due* nut ment by the general public. The Amor lean people have un mruu Ihe cm) of Mount Inl Ions. They obligation to make tbls country a safer place for themselves, w ill gll Oil th eir families, mid their fellow citizens.” Out Ihe Ic n ln llv c cease fire line Warmer In The North »yent the Air ro !T » tornaUve "I*1 private offer to pro‘ avo boetir offers. It Is understood that Sec re la ry o f State Achcson has been advised along these lines: t. .Since Ihe fm ir men ore m e m ­ ber* nf tho arm ed forre s nnd wore s o ile d w hile on an o ffirln l m ission, they cannot he D enied ns on lin n r. 7 rivn te c itlre n s In other wordIs r y nro a governm ent rusfKtnsI h ltlty and p riv a te r lt lr r n * cannot act In th e ir behalf. 2. T h c ro seem s tn ho nn low w hich would p e rm it any govern men! agency to accept p riv a te con trtbuliona fo r the purpose of p a ying the fin ca of these men. O n ly a sp e cia l a ct o f Congress would per m il that. 3. P riv a te group* ra is in g m oney cannnt deal o iro c il) with Inc H u n ­ g a ria n governm ent, since p riv a te citlsvna a re forbidden by la w from ne'c o lla tin g w ith fnreign nations. T he developing opinion In the ligh t nf these consideration*, a u ­ th o ritie s said, is that if tho fine la to bo p a id the U. 8. governm ent w ill have tn do it. T h e re h a v e been repeated efforta by the U . 8. d ip lo m a tic m (salon at Budapeat to get the m en r e ­ leased bu t no evidence that tho H u n g a ria n governm ent waa in Ihe je a a i b id Interested in m o d ifyin g Ita conduct In thla case. rhr ■ davi U. 8. officials aa.y privately aa well aa publicly thatt tha ... dlara got over Hungarian tcrritoi territory only because they were lost and that there ii no hula in fact for the eaploaage •type charge brought against them, one of the private dtliens who lai Interested himself In raising none/ for the fines la Robert Vog, ler, He aald he would aeek to cordinate Ihe efforta. “ I can understand any official m payment by' tha govern- By RUSSELL EA T I don’t know whether Patrick South C a ro lin a com bined because Henry ever ^rew any watarmelona o f the la rg e seal* fa rm in g here. Safety Program Well, the number" ot^ lraffic j death* due to automobile acci, dtflti In* now paned the one mil• ■>llonth mark. Hint it to lay that one million American* have been killed lince the turn of dir century when auloumhilr* first made their appearance on the itrert* and highway* of llii* country and the flrtl penon, a pedritrian by the j; fray, w»» knocked down and kill­ ed by one of them. Nothing more : should tie needed to move (bat tha automobile it a “ dengerout (fa a lla a a a r ran I'aaa Oa*» deadly imlrumenl" ,dian the Intention nf n ssislln g spying a c ti­ vledge that it hat already v itie s hem. Tho IJ. H. a irm e n are Cap). John lined one million periapt.., Too Late To Classify IDIO TS DELIGHT w ill he wiped out A new line , reflecting huttlc change*, I* lo he draw n when un a rm is tic e la reached The H idifo m m ltlcc on su pervision of the truce stalled again un superich v isio n behind Red lines, w h ___ C o m m unists re je ct; and the fate nf homh shattered Red alrporta, w hich Ihe (.’n m m u n U la inalat on rebuilding S U M M E R L IN H K t W f c W S r * « * and a lashing wind ho. intged action on Ihe Korean W ar front loda H eavy ove rca st held a ir action to a m Ini fn mu m. Tho U, 8 F ifth A tr F o rce said it* planes fle w only seven recon ­ naissance m ission* In Ihe 24 hour* rn d e il at (1 p m W ednesday, e q u a l­ ling the recurd low established Feb. 8 g. G round fighting, re la tiv e ly lig h t fur a ihonth, m ay fla re in renewed fu ry a fte r T hu rsday. A 30 d a y p ro v is io n a l cease fire lin e —the present front— Is due to e xp ire then unless tru ce nego­ tia to rs at P an m u njom com e to term* nn an arm istice . T h e re is llllln like liho od they w ill do that. Ilatttn front rhangea made after the Dec. 27 deadline m ust he ta k ­ en in to co n sid e ra tio n ’ in any new ly proposed coase fire lino. Thus, troop* w ill be figh tin g again for l keeps after Thursday. Only one shlrp brief action marked Christmas Day along the 143-mile shooting line. In that fight, a Chinese battalion crashed against an Allied advance position on tho eastern front darkness- foil, llut Ihe United Na­ tions troops, standing nn snow-covcrod ground, stood fast against the assault. With artillery support they hurled back Iho hundred* of at­ tacking Chinese after loss than nn hour nf fighting. On Ihe western front, other Chi­ nese soldiers twice triad to croia Ihe Lower Hachnn River south d Panmunjom lata Tuauay. Rut tha tl eda ware kicked back both Urnos fnntry and artUla: y Allied Infantry on tho east bank. The S cro ssin■ ■ gs Un wore m mi ev ire v i ly patrol^m*! byam atl frocei tlona b y . im a l! R o c e s , ^ E ig h th NcgTo Killed tf'uatlna.4 Kma *>aa> 0**1 centers u flo r fallin g tu explode A p p are n tly someone who knew M oore’* movement* planted the explosive— h e n use hi* Job keep* him on the road over the statu most nf the lim e and his fa m ily hod com e home on ly fo r the C h r is t­ mas holidays. . M aste r Hat. (Ico n ic Him*, brother In law nf lyfiKiro and lust lu ick from Korea, liv e s nearby He took M oore and his w ife to-a hospital nt Hnn ford im m e d ia te ly a fte r the blast thook the house about IS:30 D r. H. II. Htarke, p h ysicia n whn waa present when they were ad m ille d and whn la ta kin g ra re nf her. la id the wom an "re c e iv e d a m ild b ra in concussion, in te rn a l InJorle* of the chest and abdomen, % h«er» foreheud. » W i sp J i Sittin l f ! g! on I* Jnmv .. o! p& ! ? She blood. Hho I* Incoherent In her speech. Wo bcliuvo her chance* of rocuvo ry a re about AO so." He sa id M oore's spine and pelvic bone w ere fractu red but "W e be­ lie ve shock was the (m m cdla ln cause of death He alsn had n b ra in concussion." D r. Htarke ssld m em bers of the fa m ily said "T h e floo r was blown up d ire c tly under the bed. The bed a pparen tly was throw n up to the ceding and they (M o o re and his wife; w ere huned under Ihe m a ss." A I its New Y o rk headquarters the N A A C P announced tele ilcgram a dem anding Im m ediate, a ffirm a tiv e action In the M oore ca se had been sent In (lov. Warren and to United Wales Attorney General J. Howard McGralh, They were signed by Thurgood Marshall, the associa­ tion's special counsel. The wlro to Warren aald: “. , , Steps must be taken to prevent deliberate action on Ihe part of Ihe lawless forces in Flori­ da to Intimidate Negro population of your state. . . . The Moore* were representative of the finest type of cllisen of your state. Unless they can be secure from lawless­ ness, no one in Florida Is safe from d e stru ctio n." Moore also waa a school teacher unt HU he took Ida NAACP k b and been executive secretary of Progressive Voter* !x>*gim nl Ida, IttC., which before 1948 conducted a Mate campaign to gel Negroes registered to vote. Two Federal Bureau of Inveatigaagents were reported inveatiand a coroner's jury waa Gov. Fuller Warren said m ik nding an investigator lm- Army briefing officer WASHINGTON (A— Oan. lew B. Rldgway hai bean ixed, if he aces fit, to ex 30 days the agi Cotnmunbta that the! the line In ‘ •w H L M i l l an nrmti event one can ba A tte n d in g the recent h e a rin g a* an unorganised g rou p o f fa rm e rs w ith o u t a n y legal ta le n t to plead th e ir cause or present th e ir aide, F lo rid a grow er* faced te p - fllg h t o ffic ia l* o f the D epartm en t o f A g ­ ric u ltu re , m a rk e tin g s p e c ia lis t! and governm ent attorney^, but w ith tn e ir backs to the w a ll these F lo rid a grow er* told th e bureau­ cra ts o f f In no u n ce rtain term s. P o in tin g to th e s itu a tio n tho fa rm e r fin d s h im se lf In today, one g ro w e r said he had to p a y Geld hands 75e an hour o r m ore, beg them to w ork and s ta y ou t In 4h<> fie ld a ll d a y to tee th a t th e y did w ork. l'tfd up w ith the w hole eoelallstic "N e w D e a l” program , re b e lliou s grow ers said w h a t they th o u g h t o f governm ent co n trols and w ent on record as fa v o rin g th e ir own fre e ­ dom, Independence and eelf-re■ pact above any questionable honef it s a pa te rn a l governm ent had to o ffe r In the fo rm o f d o lla rs, One th in g theso Indignant grow e rs overlook Is the fa c t th a t The average tax-paying Amer- they them selves a re la rg e ly r e ­ lean today f* In Juet about tho sponsible fo r tho altua'Jon th a t sam e p osition aa a g a m ble r p la y ­ e x ists today. It Is reasonable to li t in g a slo t m achine. H e keeps feed- assum e th a t m ost o f them have Ing hi* m oney Into th e governm ent supported the present governm ent In the fo rm o f taxes and hopes w ltn th e ir vole* nnd th e ir ta x th a t somehow, some w ay, he w ill money and have had a hand along h it tha Jackpot and win. Hut the w ith a lo t o f other folk* In cre a t­ percentage n g ain st him la too ing the present d ic ta to ria l cen­ great. N o w and then ho m ay get tra lise d governm ent th a t is now n few dollar* hack, but u su a lly a tte m p tin g to k ic k them around. T h * fa rm e r has reached the the g u v who feeds the m oney In, stand* hy In ic e some Jerk step crossroads and m ust m ake up his r* th " r up, drop tn a n icke l and w a lk m ind w h eth er ho w ould aw ay w ith the case, a la rg e p e r­ have a ce n tra lise d , bureau cratlecentage o f whleh the aucker ta x ­ rontrolted governm ent ru n n in g h is a ff a ir s o r w ould ra th e r he Inde­ pa ye r contributed. F lo rid a w ith De fa v o ra b le c li­ pendent and re ta in hi* frre d o ih of m ate ra n produce w aterm elon* action. I f present tre n ds are p e r­ e a rlie r than other states and e a rly m itted to continue and expand In malon* b rin g hettar return*. U n ­ tho next few ye ars aa th e y have der tho proposed tri-e ta to a gree­ In recent years, the force* o f soc­ m ent grow e rs In leas fa v o ra b le ia lise d action and co n tro l w ill be areas would ta ke th a t m a rk e tin g so flr n d y entrenched th a t It Is advantage aw a y fro m F lo rid a dou btful If Ihey can ever ho ou st­ grow er* and ou r hoys don 't lik e ed. S e cre ta ry Hrannon Isn’t g o in g to It. U n der the term s o f the a gree­ tie w orried too m uch about tho are nn suspects so fa r but e very ment, G eo rgia and South C a ro lin a feelin gs o f a s m a ll g rou p o f F lo r ­ law enforcem ent o ffice r Including grower* could vote F lo rid a g ro w ­ ida grow ers i f It devolons ho can h im self. S h e riff II. T W illia m s, ers under the term* n f such nn A ssista n t State A tto rne y Hubert T. agreem ent even though a m a jo r­ w in fa v o r w ith 7,000 in G eorgln ( ir it is of Cocoa, and two deputies und 4,000 In South C a ro lin a and and "su m o ou lsldo h e lp " have been ity o f tho F lo rid a grow er* voted they w ill probably fa v o r agreem ent against It. Fu th erm ore, the law w orking on the case. give* S e cre ta ry o f A g ric u ltu re and, u n lik e M r. Sim m ons, are moro Brannon d icta to ria l pow ers and Interested In d o lla rs than freedom. T A I.l.A H A S S K K < * -(lo v . F u lle r -an decide the m a tte r on the b a il* W a rre n ’s press s e cre ta ry lix la y de­ nf a lth e r the acreage Involved or nied ax "n o t tru e " a statem ent by •he num ber o f grow e rs pa rticip ate tho president of tho N atio nal As- ‘ ng. xiM'latlon for Advancem ent nf C o l­ It lu.ppcn* th a t F lo rid a hnx ored People that the governor has OPTOMETRIST '»*» than 4.000 grow er*, n gainst refused io take steps to uphold G e o rgia's 7,000 nnd South C a ro ­ EYES EXAMINED law and o rd e r In Flo rid a . lina'* 4,000 In spite o f tho fa c t GLASSES FITTED Tho governor had nn com m ent that from an a ctu al production on the C h ria tm a s night bom bing standpoin t th is stato I t * South Palmetto Avenue produce* w hich k ille d H a r r y T. M oore, a more melons than G e o rg ia and le a d e r In N e gro m ovem ents, but he said he would send an Investigator Im m ediately to look Into Ihe caao. HI* press se cre ta ry , L o y a l C o m ­ pton, re p lie d to the statem ent by W a lle r White, N A A ^ F prealdant, • MILLWORK ■ BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES that the governor ha* consistently H ig h w a y 17-02 South Phone 1447 DR. C. L. PERSONS CAMPBELL’S CABINETS low and order in connection with recent Miami bombing* and the shonthH of Negroc* charged with ra|>c in Lake County. He said "W h ito 's statement Is not true Gov. Warreni personally Inves­ tigated Ihe first bom bing a i C a rv e r Bated It Village in Miami. He later assigned an Investigator to work with feder­ al, county and city law enforce­ ment officer* In nn effort to *top the bombings in Miami. "Within n matter nf hours after the bombing nf a Miami synagogue Gnv. Warren sent tho adjutant gen­ eral nf Ihe Florida National Guard In tho scene lo determine If emer­ gency measure* were required. "In Ihe recent trouble in Lake County, (wlfl action wai taken by Gnv. Warren," Compton added. "In lesa than 24 hours after the Incident, Gov. W im a had person­ ally consulted with officials and citucns at Lake County and haa assigned an Investigator to the case. These snd other actions by Gnv. Warren completely refute Whito's falsa charge." STOCK MARKKT NEW YORK IA—Trading w u on Iho quiet side today In ihe stock market with the exception of one flam of activity in this steel aeetlon. Prices ran from a little hotter than a point higher to fractkma lower with the plus sign* Impart In i a steadiness to the Uat. Steels were up around a point ai limoa early in the day, but later Ihey backed away from this ton. There were aome better then average gains In rails, chemicals, cwere w nachieved - * nd- quietly 1947 HUICK 1939 PLYMOUTH 2 D oor Sedan, Good Super Sedan, F u lly Equipped, Radio, lie * te r, Good Ylrrx. T ire s. Good C ondition. Transportation $145.00 91190.00 1939 BUICK Redan, Extra Good Tire*, Radio, Heutar— Running Good. Only 1948 CHEVROLET 1295.00 Bedan, Clean, Good Tires, I-orally Owned 91050.00 1048 BUICK Super Bedan. A Beautiful Green Sedan With White Wail Tire— Purchased and Driven By Local Owner, Low Mileage, Extra Clean, Radio, Heater, Excellent Condition. Only 1»I7 DODGE Coupe Excellent Motor—New Paint, A Real Bargain Upholstery—New 91395.00 N IK K C O . t it MAGNOLIA AVENUE, TELEPH O N E 1M4 ill influencing other areai- USED CARS SANFORD, FLORIDA M If said be did not caused the bleat He would not si rate. Joe Warren^ a farmer friend of livingI " W h y , aald nporary wta a. salarie* rogd moat laid, W i no one Uv* ___ jauae r members cl this and were awa ‘fc /’KSSi dS > Vnra. "But 1 think )7v to . .. " InvcHtig«tion S T re ^ S 3 2 J L " iS T , s a y ^ « a r t l y > w ^ g bl|i U have Ha i ’Ywi beer h i? % ito ™ a were ‘ ’three Bedrooms ■ daughter, about 21, waa In ooe; the mother waa in the third. “ We dent know what tho ex‘ r ’T l r to,,!* had expletive. The. nog•rr • aro wkn said tt . ,t- i cMveraiM of gaa appHuseea to Baaferd te uoe Urn uew L F. Goa koa .......................................... I .t o lake ear* ef J v rifUeL ^ 7Sr.iW ii.M 5i L l tSL't s l e t * .tL T U K .’JS iS r J 3 ! t £ ? r Jr-T S S S k.1’ to Rtotfy to M iify the rea i w iW t efftoe, •Tig' rri't- ‘ .1 ¥< m . j,..; tjj iLl V’iV 1 �|.eW*r* ■ Social A n d Personal Activities Rrlrial Attendants Honored At Party > LAKE MARY H I? | \ I I U . I N I A ! ’■ AN PERSO N | T IIF R A N FO R D ffF R A L D \v#d ll# r :A, V9Af P s c t .1 C h r is t m a x l* a r t y I s H e ld A t ( ’iis s c lh e r r y The b rid a l attendants of M is* M is * lio io lb y H oi he, w h o t* B a ib a ta Saunders w ere honoied I is m 'is C u lle y e ,i, P H O N E 148 on Sunday at a luncheon given A tl-i.J n ig . by the bride-elect’ s m other, Sir*. N a ilm lle , a i live,| He,, ill. to -Vppio u n ilte ly '.«MI people ath o lid a y * w it h to i Joseph Saunders, and her sister, * p ilu l th e i- u.le.i it,, c , n iir . i. ii. i > ( 'a n y f u r u a ir tiin . A ll. u m l M r* . W. I ’ M is* Jo a A Suundeia at th e ir hum# the i'u » 1. A lt .iio .n le K p iin g * , B u i he on Scott Avenue. l.oiig,-.o*Hl, ,111,1 C u - * e ll, e iiy at Roy lo c i, in n o f A t la n t ic C ity . C h ris tm a s greenery was used ns Cnsseg.ei 1 v * t u 'iu It was spoil, N . J. w u i ,1 recent g u c * l o f til decorations throughout the recep­ s o ie .l fu | D, .’ th y e a r b y T h e t i l U ItS ItA Y cousins, M r. and M r* . II. M A m e i ieuu L e g io n u m l A u x ilia r y T here w ill lie u C h ristm a s M r. and M r*. Roy D u lle r have tion rooms nnd In the d in in g room C o ch ra n . About 700 people nttended the , . f n t.i 1 r m t ! m:: p a rty fo r Kehekahs n fte r th e ir In te r-fra te rn ity C h ris tm a s H all at ns th e ir guest, M rs. H o lle r’s s is ­ the lu n chrim was b e a u tifu lly a p ­ M r. and M r* . A . F . K o m i, v i ­ W hile tincro w il gntheriHl re g u la r meeting. E veryon e In re ­ the M a y fa ir Inn Iasi evening w ltii ter, M rs. M a rg u e rite C ra v e s o f pointed w ith o I'ulw nrk cover and s it, .1 her p a ic iit * in la ik e C ity u centerpiece o f r large silv e r Injw I art,uml the liglite ,! C o m m u n ity quested to tirin g n g ift. at least h a lf the crowd lieing com- Co lum bia, H. C, OVer th e weekend. holding s ilv e r ornam ents, flanked C iit i- lin ii I'm ,-, e lm turn, m usic |>osed o f college stu d e n ts and outI tv il ton c liild le u li-s-eived by w hite tapers In s ilv e r candlewa- li.-.'D.I th e 1100,1 (oine.l in of-tow n v isito rs. I.t. and M rs. J I.. H orton of abra. g ift.- Mild cm lid , F rid a y n ig h t at -in ,-iid - 1 hi 1 -In n • in ..I to,, bv T ony Peres and his orchestra Pensacola m sacola spent a few days here The bridesm aids' g ifts were th e C u m m iin ity t 'h i lx lm a * lie e , Ml l i l , b | l l l l Mile*' of I.OIlgWOOU, furnished the m usic, and the [nit w ith M r. and M rs. J P a u l H orton. i p , III*,lie d try th e I ’h u m h e i o f w h ile kid gloves, and single strand lit , . In lit 1• 11 w i ll p io l,i.e « . front resuunded w ith much holiday gaychoker pearls, w hich they w ill C o lliin e ic e A W r o lllh llis u n w a the t i. ilf j i on Die III,’ li.vi,y by -l ety. G a la decorntionr added to the c h a ilim iii o f ltie c o m m itte e . T h M rs. Cassan dra St bolt I le ft weal in the w rddlng. tl 1111•«11.11 y 11, •fe s tiv ity of the occnslun, w ith b r il­ L U M B E R T O N . U a (S pecial IT liu 'e attending Die ssffail were U lo e ia m co n siste d o f g iu u p «||ig H oliday fo r Tam pa where she w ill Hu-itu I'la o - i l l 11s •-•) about M:|6 (J) C h ristm a s note m arked the set-, lia n tly ligh ted C ln ls tm a s tie e s at spend a week w ith bet sun, C a ll Mr*. T. C. Mole, m other o f the lTi|-. led I.v .M i* C e d i M ix o n an-l p m w ith iini-i- met 1.m l.m- a n il tlitu iig lu m t the tin g fo r the w edding o f M ixr Bun- vuntapii u o iiils blidegrooni-elect, S a ra C a ro ly n M ,s J L. H u in p lire y , w it h P R St tin it i, K t* * l-.l a ll the , t-iU iieo llile o nie R a y W ilso n and W a rre n K a tie lobby and ballroom . p lo y in g th e t r illil|H - ' and Hliarun Mole, a ll of Orlando, H l r l m i . b o o .In .I 1, 0,1 fifty W iuppeil g ift* B e a u tifu l gowns everyw here D an ie ls o f Lum bertun and .San­ W e i, ,list 1 ilm ti ,1 to i-tiitM re ii Kenneth l. r f f le r is home from M is . H a ro ld Chapm an, M is t S h ir ­ and I ' It Hi enter nt th e p ia n o Santa fo rd , w hich took place Satu rday gave the im pressio n that ley M utelan d, M iss H rtty e Rene T he u i m u l ot K a lita C la u s eon tlllo o g li leu you Is o f age uml „ v e r evening at 7:00 o’clock nt the must have le ft m any fo r C h ris t- N ew port, R. I., win i e h r is in H all, and M rs. Hpencer Harden. elude,| t)ie fo rm a l p a rt u f thfoul h u m h u i loi,,-. ot e 1111.lv m et F ir s t B a p tis t C h u rch in I.umber- lira*. P in k seemed to be a fa v o rite tra in in g . He I* v is itin g his p a r­ p ro g in m . flin t m o - g iie n out color w ith one o f the lo veliest of ents, M r. and Mr*. VV. A . l.e fftan. .M i*, lo iiu ie Lee D a rm iu i * i ' t • 1 u u M , ( ’ h im n t 1 ‘a v n d L f r r y T lie brlda U the daugh ter of gowns o f th is color lieing Worn hv ler. site d re la tiv e s In G e o rg ia uve, wn." * Inn* m an of 1 In* l.i'jdliini M r, and M rs. A r th u r Linwuod W il­ M iss Jean Hnyer, whose b a lle rin a th e weekend. O n int 11m Kin l \ 1d n n in itte e nnd W oody A n s le y , son o f M r. an-l son of L uinbe rto u and the b ride­ pink net was cu ntrusled w ith red M rs. G eorge I'e lle y a nd d a u g b f x le n d r d lure t L i n k " In a ll w lm M rs. A. W. A n s le y who Is a s ill groo m ’* parent* o re M r. and M rs. satin slippers. M iss B e rth a I ’e lle y „! mwjuteij id t iiiik iiip l l i r p h iily j| The C n th u llc W om en’s C h ili te r. M iss D ia l B o yle chose a b rig h t dent nt the U n iv e rs ity o f G eorgia, E d w a rd C h e ste r D aniels of Ban* 4*I|i M s green sldrred net u f ankle length, 1* spending the holidays w ith his furn ish ed luistesse* fur the Hat- b u s t,o i a rr iv e d T h u rs d a y to he M o rd . urdny evening p ie d h r ls t m a s th e h o lid a y gu e sts o f her sou L illia n Hoyle was parents. r D r. D. Sw an H aw o rth , pastor w hile M iss amt dance at the N avy C e n trr when In -la w u m l d a u g h te r. M r o f the church, nnd Dr. J. G lenn lovely In n w hite rh lrre d net of M m , l-T aiih E vans. M iss M rs. E lv ir a G a rn e r ha* as her an u nu su ally large cruw d g a th e r­ It, S M i l l S H IM R B l.t lM B lackb u rn o f W o ke Fo rest C o l­ the same popu la r length. .Mi. and M is tin s N e lso n » f C a llo w a y ’s orchid guests her to n and daughter-in- ed there fur dancing, tin g in g lege, a fo rm e r pastor, o fficia te d M u ry Anne I Iw <1f, it it. Conn m e th e g u e st and games. ch iffo n boasted u side fe atm e of .John U o n io n 'lm i. w e ll k n o w n ( hta u lr U 'iiI p io .lm » i and p it ncn! law , M r. and M rs. D ouglas C a r ­ M r and VI1 • f t ■*<*!** 1 L ia m pt the dou ble-rin g service. W ed­ Gene A rn o ld o f On- F A S R O N o f tto -li son and ila iig lit e r - in la w . tu ik'ia ift f 4*!’ ! ) ir " i n »v * ' fu l M in iin t'i p in >■tittimi* in S riiu to p a S p im p s , m>d Mi iin d V! 1 R! K M tiiifid in g m usicians were M b s D oris In vrn dri ostrich iiliiiu r* . nnd M iss net o f H am pton. Va., who a ir Mi 1*11*1 M i ' Y i’ lliP l N I'I nil II squadron o f the S an fo rd N a v a l lle tly e B a ll's d a in ty iiin k form al \ i U \ n I ir,, W ill 011141 III F lill ill (I "lio n In I'M ltlp It'li p I « |»ll 1111 1 n IM f 0 ,4 1 •pending the holidays In Hnnfuid. i L11*cn nn*f f ji «1•-1! v 4» 11*«S Ai» mid W lllle iii* . o rg a n ist, nnd M rs. \V. M lHen Ah' VV'utitl iiih l M l" A u x ilia ry A il S in t inn w itli Ills had an Interesting yoke effect uf •VI' - L 11 mj* iL io io ( iio i. t a y Mu o p i n m ir o f Ho t V n li,* ! Kim nla H u iin a K i ^ I i m i I in Uu* W i i i t i i L . S kin n e r, Jr., soloist. LUUIU 11Ml | Ml t»f M III tiki VMM accordlan, mol W illa rd C onn olly oink sequins. I'etite and d a rk. M iss I'flli- M il'll School \ Hill (ill m ill lilt- I'lllH il opi'lillt!' Is i ft i'i| lkIti | Ini* t v »iim r E s c o rlih l by tier father, the M r. nnd M rs. R. II. V e rn a y and n v » 'h t **f i I n n L m lh i'i of The H e ra ld w ith his hmi|n, I ion mi Lou H a rp e r was d o ll-lik e in VI1 I a nt a 111 ie 1* 1 Inn! h 1 b ride was attended by her siste r, \V r ih ii-'tilliy I'TMin U|] . sltlfl. III. daughter, J u lia Ann. o f A tla n ta 111 Ifm inter Nhii*!. M i Uhl | Mi-* lo t r i. i ! ‘ n o d a \ VI1 and M is . M rs . II. M. J e ffrie s , Jr., m atron ii tu u g e iiu e net w ith rhinestone have a rriv e d to spend the holidays provided liv e ly ren ditio ns o f pup I I H u lln itl. u la r and *enil-clas»ic nuAihor* accessories. W U C in - t e i and d a n p L ln rx , o f honor, nnd bridesm aids were w ith M r i. V e rn a y ’ * parents, M r. M i wnii .M n A T m ii u f M i ii n 11 A in u ld , whn la from M rs. VV. M. I’ lid ip s was beauti­ and M rs. Jo e M e lfrh at th e ir home M r. I ’al and Ann. u f M ,i4 ti(iiii H e s rli. jtn o th e r siste r, M I rs K a y WJIsun, a r r n iir itilitiK h u h ila y n m i !). Lebanon, I’ a., lias a fin e te ch n i­ fu l in a co lon ial houn-sklrted fo r­ Vli and Vli V V a ltfi Il4?n* W a s M a ry C a rte r o f Hope M ills , on W est F ir s t Street. b in th e i am i s is te r -in law que on the piano a cro id la n , h r i .Ii o h aikd • lit 111If • n * M ila P eggy Hardee o f N o rfo lk , m al of ice Idue satin , nnd M rs. M r. iiin t M i* W P. B u i he n la vlu e such d iffic u lt num bers C. It. K c lilia id also chose Ice-blue, W ei­ t It* f ill m l " . 1 V|, mid M rs. V a ., and M ias Teeney K lt t ie ll of R«'« i'll! at 1 14ill* at llt r M i \ fa n M iss M a ry H elen F ite and M is* as " N o la ” , w ith rase, and the - M i* C. tV H lo h lo iu , M iss Ion,, but In u brocaded fa b ric and her th is city . In n tu <111*11*1 Hn Iminlav -ea mil l l /. 1L iliil *»)* * n liila Ja ck ie Cam eron have a rriv e d home S ju h io m und M t l H |u ii)(iin , J i ankle-length s k ill was flm e d In m u sician s were swam ped w ith Mi kind Vli B e it man fu r the bridegroom i ! tnr Im li' Ah mmI Mr* 1. AI A m ! fla m C ra w fo rd W. Long H o sp ita l Ip4*t»! Hun.tiiv In r jH iijiii, V iz itm . >‘ 14* 1 a Ik leu Was his brother, E d w a rd Chester i, fitte d line. M e n W. A . A iln m i’ in A tla n ta , (la. where they a ie in leouesl*. (or I tie it (xlmit and l.nnov of Nv•44 A Ok k lo t,. rv lu liv .'w blue rhinestone-studded dies* wa* Mr* I-'. E R u u m illa t played e lm s lonil in lie! le !id i *1aH\x D aniels, J r., o f Hanford. D sh e is VIif and Aim. M ( i! v . M i M il Mi Nat Jinn l Hetiei , tu rs e * ’ 11 Mining. They a ie v isitC u lllfi* ' S um ! ji > n f t i i Moth) ti1 of u darker hue, w ith accent on a i . . . . . . . . . . C h ristm a s carol* at the pim in ami VV' Mdum lln in «d and *tiild itn i were W illia m .Smith, C n tla t Hi ..n x, N V AM and A lin h v n ip t in 1 lio it if *#f M i a n il M i 14. .1 1. group sin g in g wa* enjoyed. f »*►111 I'll (ui In a , V| 1 and \f t I'loy M oore, J r., Jo h n n y B ruton and large rial ru-e in Hie center o f the ' “ K *h«',r reapectfve parent* S i'liiio lin iin . S n i \ *■i k l it y ; Mi I lu lla it l Wei* M i i i 11*I M in Hi-o luw bark neckline The N n v v p e rso n n e l aided the Ted Hass, a ll u f I,umber ion and ■4Mi I M in >1a ole " iS i J n n n li'i , Mh u *\ , I loan it n il ufii t *Villeli i'it nt ! I'tidfl* M i. and M rs. H. O. Chase had liuslesseN h i Hi,, trim m in g o f II ii 11ii n l wI hi ‘ on, d c nc, u f Sun M rs. A rth u r B e ckw ith , J r . wore F re d K e n d all o f Johns, N . C. .lin iio v Vtns* N V . Mi aiid Mi i Aim i a 4 and Vlt 11r -1 VI* C h ristin a s, the big C h ristm a s tre e . M any fo u l. M i Hint M i M P ln iiii« ,r s The bride w o ie a gown -if U lo vely N ile greet) satin gown, ns th e ir guests fo i U . HN. ....... I I I . II . I I . N \ 1 and *In 1*1r*n M i V!o • 1 < .1 M rs. Chase's sister, M rs. Lane Were seated near the cheery m u! >44)11, . lin k m ii| t h r i i ^nh nnd M rs. Jam es C rn p p s' flu ffy Vla *t» 1 N«*|I-.a n 11 1 of t .) liii A n [Upper sa tin nnd im ported ChaoM i m ill Ali> J... .... M ill ii " and ill Imv n fill iIw u r Vi!i*l, M i nn I inpia net was studded w ith l bine- ('Inw ard u f Orm ond Beach, and fire p la ce d u rin g the e v e n in g I’m * * li t 1 N * / a lace designed by M arie, fen I»;i■ 1 v N»-w \ m k ! ’ 11y , All and wa* M r anil M rs. W. T E rlk s e n uf F ru it ca ke , p o p co rn , hom em nde M i*1 i win) M m tm u m l huh , t lu rin g a lace h crtlu i o u tlin in g the stones. M is . I(. T. Cow an M i fin*! \| 1 tf I M ii.itlh o i VII * M* t ll l i i t 1 K l i f i " ot W ood M a r lin , a ll o f \V in l* » I'm !. cookies and f i nil [lunch w ere C V -sliaped off-sh ou lde r neckline. d im m in g in n d in k green net over G a in e sville . Mr*. K ilk * r n Is .Mis m i l « I. I , N \ \l 1 a ml VI1 I" *•!' oiidny w i'li Vli lln iiiilChase's nelce. Mi Hint M i* K e iir if t ii V.lov I I served T he b ou ffan t s k irt extended Into g iu y , lint blond little M rs, M ul I ' it I SlllolUoM and d n u p titi'f ot !• '* ooi I* tu ! i-toi Vli s ii I cath edral tra m o f lace. Her culm M.re N e ill was lo vely in ii led A ttra c tiv e dreu intlou * III the nn*! Mi it it#I A ll" lin t I!*)!. | |o v ■ \ V r . iv vit and VltH II V VI) W U W ln l ul *. olt., La.! M l. mid M is . L e slie C. Howard ' tiris lm a s m o tif w e ie it*«,d iilo l 1i i r i i f a m i h i'* o f \V iti h! iin fin g e r tip length v e il of im p u rtn ! net bnllerinu w ith gold nppltqueS ilv e r 1144 1 , New Y m k 1 ' 11 \ , VI1 in Ihit it on a rriv e d recently tliin u g lio iit the h a ll mot tin* S mI**m i . N t nn* v i * 1111■r t liih i silk lllu s l on was caught to a lace e ffe it. M rs. DnVld iia le h e l cl lose and two son* tit i*| VI1 Sim on VI ii|» o tis and ! w o M> d ■*il Mi (• I N n i w ...... I n u ifr iti. M» u in l \tn I A bonnet encrusted w ith seed pear's u pule g ie e li hiocm le of iliii| ie il from N o rfo lk to spend the hull- serving table, which was >,vcr m u o f Kin lad* Ip li mi VI1 nnd A|. d I ifi Ir * 411It t f p* Hi Inn* t )|»* design. M is. O rv ille llm k s was dny* w ith M r. How ard'* m other, la id w ith a lace ru ver tield lovely I J iiy il, f**i t In* iiit it ilji yz and she c a rrie d a w hite Bib) 1 In izt niii I N talim a n 11m l io n 4«t K in Inn is*. le Jiiia 4 4 1 111n j; ( 1* Mi u m l M in r i i i i i M i f i ' |'« * k topped w ith a show er o f llllle s of d im m in g in u rovnl blue ilm iir r M rs. I’auline How ard end re la ­ appointm ents of sliv e r candela I I N V M i a>i*l VIm VI. 4.1 di h 41 - .1 l a k e V| .on 01* the va lle y and centered w ith a gown. Mr*. W It. W illia m s wore a tiv e s here. T h is Is M r H ow ard's bra holding lloh li-d tapers, and In*iii u iiii ila u i* lit c i n o f IS eh ■ •■* and • lia i Ii M ul * V111m in i d A t w f i * I In* j?ui1<t a o f IHh pn n u t becoming cur m u d rolnred fro*’l. firs t v isit to H n n fu id m fiv e year* w h ile orchid. a c ry s ta l punch linwl. Li n !a i . 'I • ' i f % und M i ) 1 d ihp )o pm nuts, Attendant* wore iden tical ilresx- in the popnlm net fabric. Hostesses fo r the a ffa ir were M i m ul M u* ,1 A lY i'k lta in fi> ,N I tn L in and Mi and VI VV \ \ Iin *1ml l l i r < )ti I n! uiiin ho 11via \ h . O ffic e rs of tin- I n le r-fiirte in itv M r. mid M rs. Ralph A u s tin Mrs. Caul I'crnhj, M rs. )■’, F k l" w ith double la ye rs o f red nylon I** » and Vli r » tv W ilt lain Mi m ul M in Itn n«lu I )*Ii l*i z*net tu lle In the iH n ifra u l a k lrt, red rulingII. u liie li sponsored On- dance H m illi have as ll ir lt guests fin R im m illa i, V in t M i nod Li. I, in . o Mr*. D orothy Ken IL .* l,| W i -hI I *111III H em )., HJtl'Ill the ( ’ In 1st mas )11.1i >Iit v Iheli sun ••rich, M rs. Henry R n -lite i, and fOU velvet bodice and fich u s m ound are: pie*. G e ra ld l.ossln g; vice V o ik 4in f lilt und !W>* d liiip lile i , N • vy the Rhuiildrrs, T h e ir headdiesses j,resilient, M rs. George Andrew and d a u g h ter-in-law , M r. and .Mrs, lidin I'eiuld. T hey wen* r i i r u t i f i u i | lav w it Ii I In* t r m o « H v . Ah mid .Mi- V 11 Uni 1 n w Mi at* VANIA ti.ul a 4u iip li' uf p u m a lo i* ware coronets o f red velvet w ith S p e e r; se cre ta ry -treasurer, Mr*. M rs. It. A. S m ith , Jr., o f Ja ck s o n ­ assisted tiy M is. E. F I .n o *li.«n, N V . VI. lam e, z iii" , M i u m l M in K iu n k t S iif f m and f lu id "Ulpfi^fz 1 1 1 fctnl !• tills w tr k loi M iss v ille , and another M A. I.rilo m , I ’ , s , N im son. W alter dance ch airm an tu lle f r i l l trim and they ca rrie d A ltu n D u xb u ry; p u b licity, m u l A fi" M ill'll'1 I fink* New- Ito w ith h i- nn i en I VI t fin d M r * . Ilu liiifi F ifi i'fi *1*11 N il l,i Mi h i nim, t ln d le , N V , VI r *1foI Vll *. .1llllkl • tijjfo ii il I W w i f i ’ it I m| till ill If 111i t , bouquet* u f w hit* feathered c a r ­ C a ro l H klnner; in v ita tio n s, Mr*. Meeds S m ith who Is a student at I * VI m* I ••• I In i In n t man \v tin Mui r In 11iv U S. in I!i 1i ii* an Mt H and th iH iklvn , N V , At 1 and la d n l'i v i M ario n Kahorn, J r .; di-cnrating the U n iv e rs ity o f A la b a m a, In Tl,*Cut I»* S a l ii n itty . M lt ir n in r fim n nation* arid stevln. i ' VI ii » i ■ f jii Mined M iss je a n Mayer, • nlousu. li .%!•■i l i t i 'r r iin i'iin i t i i I no, n lm itn l A fi.t'i I im i i w n r la nli*. Sin* nnvv L. im VII H Mr*. W ilson the b rid e ’s m other, com m ittee, VI n il Hid In llllle k * l ' i i 1 4 t a f Mu* nn i . ji Mis* l l i r I . r y <•!•*, u t h .iiu I* to la con.i* .1 fu ll A but u an wore a ro y a l b lu e crepe gown and chairm an, M rs. Ju c Buker. II.Hr*, I, I . N V . Vh and M i A»i and VI M alcolm M i m ill M i n . II M l i n n I Mill | i iti/en if ziii* puisi's In r rxiim iiia* -I II. A lim ii" , lL »rt# I 'a ik , ,N V p w h ite orchid corsage. The liride- M u rllm P e rk in s , Mr*. i Jlfh d *U1 VI i Mr*. H e n ry Hnmnk. J r . and o f t #1 In lu ll) z p i'ii! Sum Iw v w ilh fro o m 's m other M rs. Daniel*, wu« M a c N r lll, and S irs. G erald lai* In in, and an u in n n itn n d y In 1id u in VI* and M l m Jann « ! I‘f ’n iin i II, N I itu o i I* und i ch ild re n , Hm uakle and Ju d y , are T he T E L C lll* . o f II,e F lis t sing; n nervations, Robert R illattired In powder blue crepe w ith to th r w oik *litf InVk-s S)n* w in nhr T in 1 y liiw n, N V , Ali und AI 1 ; pending the hulhluy* w ith hei B a p tis t C h u rc h m et at th e hom e I iiij p a fin tn , All um l M rz Z K I L w and VI* I! II M m t in H lm vr; and m lv ls u iy co m in ilte c, H ill U li. . W ahm ilder bouquet o f pink roses. id (Wo I’ ll Is Milt i f b\J rlln. I'll to s*Jl- Sidra v V ila m id lw n id d ld t* 11 •>! ■in **f 1 In i f a i t parents, M r. and Mr*. V. II. G ia n o f M t nnd M rs. E, Sf. ( 'm i u l l re I *a i w ifi. lL-v H K K* J ifiM ii! h |i i*n t i 'It i n i mi!"- | iiintr In a rdapu sliiiw in Molly wood “ A f t e r Hie cerem ony the bride's M l. and M rs. R alph A u s tin H iiiith , Ilium , t llli W. F ir s t Hlreet. I.n w i 'ia ,N V Vli and Ali VI Dr. c e n tly f u r a C h ris tm a s p m ly u m l V lllll f til'd n* i AI i vt m v 1‘iit ln parent* enter ta llied at n reception M r. and M rs. II. F. W liitu e r, J r , Hmuuk, wlm Is s i lit iuued nt C h e n y Im ffe t su p p e r, w ith nn e n te r ta in ­ w ith IHi ila.tp lit o i, M m I lit i in a n l and tw«* i h i ld iin nl id tel. IIlf I'.dll Ilia! Ik* d* In *1 11 • Vl»** VI' ■i in i*i. i In* I ><>i|iti am ! M rs. Le ste r G u th rie , unit Ed H ig ­ R isen at the L o rra in e Hotel, New V n ik * i l 4 . Vh .Mid A li" .A S * * 1 P oin t, N, G. w ill a rriv e Haturday in g p io g im ii o f re c ila tb u is be in g 0«*ilrirk uml Him. F lu n k I*-, n! • >t«|t flnfln | f tff ■ f lojfteiolt > * l i i ut letw f n a nd VI i * k iliu representative* slid they w ilt go tu Tam pa fur a I fiiy fftiifi tln iili L e a v in g for ii w edding trip to gin s; and m any n * 111a 1-k and « la id N* w V»*il Met r f Ut f * fl 1 , 0,1 g iv e n by I be |n i| ill* o f M rs . M. T F lo rid a , the h rld r wore a lig h t from the various so ro ritie s nnd short v isit w ith his parents, M i L. II. I * i in* u f Si lin n , N « n I 'it 4 Vti and VI 1 W tllio iM l eht. llo v n e s . |£lli'nl - of Ini mhi f r a y su it w ith rhinestones trim fra te rn itie s also contributed to the and M rs. H e n ry Hlim ak, before re 4 i *4ilm p f r i i ’iit h in L f ik r M in v lin n ' Id * , and lu n f III III I * n e l New. V in k A slu il I h,i*|||e*N m eeting wo* 1111n 1 jam I **44*1 ton * 1- * t v Ilf VI1 m id At 1 end d a rke r g ra y accessories. Hhe surcess u f tin 1 a ffa ir V am Mr u in l Mi « b’ m N'i I moii ! 111 111 a , I ’ll v Vli and Mi I h l tiJ in a n _ I lim in g to C h e rry Point. held w ilh M ,s C a rro ll presiding 4f * H i l l I f) I Li t i l l | p ( | hi l l ** * I i ‘ ll I Iti iplik * in I ti 1,11 in ft, 1 In t lllfi id lined u l her shoulder the o r r lil I l h• I ■ D ili, W r io 'i N i lio n iimm 1*1 S i b V o 1 k , v| f ai d VI ( M I nnd M rs W I. W h iih lo ii gave the M ill'll | fn-m Id I nice el mop It - pa* « from her In itia l iKmquet. Wml* ! V V a n cle v , It I,n I p f W M i l i l n r , Ruin Ann N 1'1‘ion 1 Si he ni id New V in k M i i ’ v devotio n al lending n p a il o f Hie I1 IR T H A N N O U N C E M E N T a n e fta l f J*fin fn a llo w po**d a lt * ii H U M S (III The bride wn* graduated from am i All u in l All K.e | l i t) l’-kli 1•I New V mi 1 , .did Vll lly M B S . I. II B l l . l l l t E Y second ch n p le r o f I uke M r i .1 •I'n v i* !•• HI l >i'! i 'i hit ii r ^ S o n .in V « u ta i mo M i. and .Mrs. Ren W ig g in s an the l.u iiih -rto n H ig h Hclmol am i W life !e 4 am! 1wn lon-i. I K a il l nii»*v w ho in i-m p h » )i"l m id Vh II ar *'lil J f« ii)i mm id New T h e Hem i rode A u d u b o n Hoc I a t y I (jounce the ( d r ill u f a son, D a vid S . Bu rdick was in cle irg e o f the | in h i L ii!iili* ri|j||t* u r r i v i . l S a tin has com pleted h er studies at W est Iff la |o v n i1 11*»* in n ‘it * Vn | k I if V, Vl i and AJ i I VV liro g ra m . t '. 1 r ' 1 *) 1 * f. •Hr C n io llu n Teacher* College lie h l lla re g u la r m e e tin g m i M on- A lle n , lit th e O ra n g e M e m o ria l •la v In H pnnf fin* f 'l. i •- f 004 ■« and Vt• ■ IV T H N» ' C h ris t me* •aro' v.-ctc oi'.l. f ’ hcT-- r.hi. ‘*,l!| l i i b i i v l.ei ii,.. tin y p v H iiiiii, D n . H , w iti* it* i U'iJiplt&a Uvw. ***■• mm* Ni w A in k f it 4 1 Vli a itt |i A| 1 * M rs. C a rro ll iic c iiiiip o n y iiig nt the h o lid a y w ill, I,is fn m ily ree In p rim a ry education In (lie am i v is it o r * — ------Al t a nd AI 1 h | i K vv 1ii in in Nnf III 1 I .. ............ a m | ifa tii' fif l'i M i. u iu l M i n . F ie d it liim l *,f idaim. G ift* wen- exchanged from une graduation rt-rumnnies. M m . Dorm lil N o rto n reported on M r. utul Mrn. W. A . I .r lflo r , Jr. a ligh te d (T iri* tiiu is tree, and a F l. I.U iid e id a le w e ie g u e sts o f m u l d m iifld e i, .Itilin . 11 • • |*k hdltkl nf h In lim p, I I , -N*' V V|» mi I The bridegroom In a graduate the fie ld trip to Blue .Springs on announce the Idrtb o f a sun, ti u n i t n i A I a Lan in and t *1 ni pin, VI m It liip p ffa a ii 11f•>I I wo c h ild program uf recitation* w as pro- tie r p a re n ts , |(e v u m l M is I M Iii if i it s en*i:\ v* ir. r ai. o f Heniluole H ig h Hchool, and the Dec. 8. Mr*. N o tio n und M rs. TJiuinn* V incent, uti Dec. 18 at the llk "( MUi **! New V ‘*1 k i 1I 4 . and Vh sented as follow s: "T h e M y s te ri­ T ho m p s o n , o v e r th e f h iis t m n * W illi ftte if u n iv e rs ity of H o u lli C u ru llu a. He M rs. M iria m V ln u p were the only F e rn a ld -L iu g h tn n M e m o ria l Hush o lid a y s . Sul in da \ and M m , It* ii I'la u e i and 14 4 n ous One," by M artin, Hteiuner; " I f served w ith the U. H. N a v y d u rin g member* able to go from Han­ pita l. M rs. I.e ffle r Is the fo rm e r VI r a m! M i'". SiM 'el 44I'll* ) Iid il 1 I'M III N I■w V til k ( 'll s L it t le M is * G rtv lr H o ik , Hint I W es R ic h ", hv Dim,a Haynes; W o rld W a r H, and is a t the pr-*- fo rd and Geneva, but repotted a M iss M a ry W igh t. ! in i d « p ta n n iiip In pend I he VI 44 \ " A t B re a k fa st T im e ", |,v l.ynette Miss C o lle e n M uttltew -s a x - lomi-- n ie l.m id m p on l . i l t l * |.,i ■ ant tim e nssocinted w ith Ehusc-r ve ry pleasant i*nt ill day* !*» “*p I He I'hl He W tlflef -B.'lhlif III 1la Vfjiv Ml and le ft day. A lu iu t J l D rig g e rs; " G e llin g C lo se to a g a in , a fte r v is itin g C D II H C O l'T H Services, Inc. in Luriibertun w here v arie tie s o f birds were seen, which Ii I I, AST TIM US lODAV! C h ris tm a s ," by C h tm u ion M ille r; M rs. A lb e r t K lirin e . in ( lila iiilo , lad 1d ii " h *41! It Ifia np« d n odhei fa ii Ho Jude Vf i , and M i the couple w ill m ake th e ir home. waa considered good fu r th a t T he C u b Scouts, P ack (142 of I <Tiill* iii n f I ’u ttn i zhfi, N .1 and III ItlV l l l l l l l f In fill. and " A L e tte r to M anta", by M ar- tin- p a st week. Longwood, held th e ir f ir s t m eet­ cheeta Cam pbell. M ih A Hi Ifiiiiifii! **f New V m k M r. a nd M rs . In c h n ’N e il u f Alt u tid M ih JI. I ll> 1 ken area. n u ts avage plen d o r ing ut the l.ungwood L ib r a r y on H fty . M re. N orton also gave a very A lo vely supper wn* served D u n u lu lu , w e re Die g u e s t* or I und) n f Ch U'li if M, lit 1 is'ed d a !m Dec. 14. A pruud group o f parent* tlu T r fiie m ls , M t. a m i M is K I i b u ffe t sty le to the fo llo w in g M r*. day. In v iz it t lii'ii "en n il I In terestin g account of the U-day watched the fo llo w in g boys re crlve 11f I1he 111 i lien if n I It f- N u ll It d a iip ld i'i in lu w , I ’ u*! and V ti" ra m p o u t trip to M ya k ka P ark th e ir cards, pins, am) sca rfs: Hu- A . K . Basset le r, M rs. C. E. Hen- F a w c e tt tin C h rls tin n s Day. F rie n d s o f M rs . L o ttie F e rrv i'u tn lin u h jiik e th n li "*pia*l only ton, Mr*. M. Cam m ing. M rs. H en­ H ll ] L i k e fllu iid i. aptmxored by the F lo rid a A u dn - irene Dovl*. L a r r y D avis, Eddln A ir* H Hin^«>r nnd * ln L lr e r ia foul had from Ihe -xlt il•* **f Not Hi J- A bu ffet supper and dance was lain Horlety. H andbill cranes were llo llo t,, P a u l DeRosa, Ja in s* Hu­ rie tta L rn iia id , M rs. L illia n V ic k ­ w ill be g la d to lie a i I hut she I ! ’in n f it ia i In ly ttli*' nt I lie"* k* a w in* tin vi* Li-efi in 'T n p v in f Hi geld a t the Heniluole C o u n try C lu b rom m on in th is lo ca lity . M an y bert M cG ra th , R alph M on g e r all e ry , M rs. F. P. Bines. M r*. M . M. s u f f ic lp u lly im p ro v e d t n la" if#* Co L e iid ifn ili t i a i l e j , lias* m n v u l In ■•lar le i Itu td a y evening, (la y Ch ristu m * epecie* o f bird* were seen, In­ of l.ougwood and D ale lllrk a m e y e r N elson, M rs. J. A. Henson, M rr. '""V e d from the Fe rn n bl I.■ <■ <*•)• Ion M e m o ria l ll„s|,iti>| winM . A . C n lla w u y , Afr* It. L. G a r S u n fu f d oration* lidded to the fe s tiv ity clu d in g am ong others, w hite nell- o f C asselberry. risori, M fs. L. A. S m ith , M rs. W . she Ims lieeij im ile rg u iiiK tie u ' A ll it f «>1 VI 1 h. f ten 11' 1 I* ia Hi e 1 the holiday pa rty and a de- cans, wood and w hite ih ls, p ip its H ill v VVidh, M n d itp a n S ta le ’" M r. M a y n a rd u f O rlan du, Scout nnd 1 In lilt •'!! nn* now liv m it in Htipliuimuo h tfu l supper qrna served, liiilfL m k, avi iit iii d end ch ippin g sparrow*. T h e ca­ Representative, gave an o u llln a uf L. W hhhlon. M m . W . Is. Brooks, on-lit, to hei home in Luke M ary Joe llaU N ei wlm I,us be, 11 ill ut J r., M rs. J. A C tinnlngbetn. M rs. Hln .Shi in* t I 'ld lm f r , n rt n f i n in i- M il* y a id z p e r ( iy nn h i la riie * * hot* enjoying the pa rty were bins provided were e xce p tio n a lly the u rogram am i M r. Ja n ie s M c ­ W. K. Kaiter, Mr*. M o llie G eiger, Die home u f hi* patents, M i till* f d m n h u f till* N i i/ n i'lie . and M is . E rn e st Honshu!- co m fo rta b le and convenient, w ith G ra th , C uh Hcoul M aater and Urn d ilf ilf |{ I In* fn u th titl n il ltd Mini M in , liv in g llu its i-i. in uni . M r. ami Mr*. A . I,. S kin n e r, f a r illlle a fo r cooking. T he p a rty , Com m ittee assisted. H a n d iw o rk am i M rs. I|. E. Mett*. A ls o , M rs. IL VV. .Shannon. M rs, again. a. H u g h H a m ilton , M r. nnd M rs. not know w lng o f th is convenience, the hoys hud made a t Den M e e t­ M in n ie M r. am i M in . V eiu o n Mll.-li.-ll iy H o lle r, M r*. M a rg u e rite had Hot brought food, and found in g waa on d isp la y , and re fre s h ­ E lle n M c A rth u r, M lse Mill-Nitt* I'tTfin 111111111' Only! rave* o f Colum bln, H. C., M r. and they had to d riv e 17 in llr s fo r ments o f cookies and orange Juice S te w a rt. M iss M arie S te w a rt, M lsx mul ila tltfllle i, m e now •M -ciipyiiig Thiirstlay • Ditttis Ojirn I i ; I if Jo s ia H tn iu irn in lre , M is s Dnsia tile Coehrau apartim -ol Irt. H ugh W helchel, M is* Joyce m eals u n til they re ctifie d the were served. Klou den m lre. Mra. B u r illr k , am i E. A . D om 'lass mul Ins -iste r, te l, K frh y F ite , J r ., B ill Mfnr- situ a tio n . Sunday m orning the E leven Cu b Hcoule w alked to M rs. Bertha D. S o rre ll, wen- DoM ack Cleveland, Jr.; M r. and te m p e ra tu re stood at 4'.! degrees. the B ig T ree T h u rsd a y w ith Mr*. M rs. Halil** A lle n . N o Due f u lle r Hi l i l t i i l l l e i l I ' h I i -nn Ira. P. D. Hcolt, M r. and M rs. K. M axin e M cG ra th and M r i. H lrk I r r o m iim iii'tl I I) I 'a r r n la i T h e y bundled up In a ll tha c lo th ­ Sm ith, M r. nnd M rs, W. (J. in g they had and wraptied up In rm eyer. M rs. Bow ser Joined the lin in g , and M r. and M r*. George p a rty a t the B ig Tree. M r. M on­ THINKING M O THERS AND a blanket each fu r good n ic a iu r r __iur*ton. o \i i C t i\ r t ger brou gh t the ch ild re n hema on before ta k in g o f f In a tru ck , but , A ls o M r. end M r*. A n dre w Car* hla tru ck, R ID I. IN THE. A TRE FATHERS x •w ay, M r. and M ra. H ow ard Me- even eo. tha cold considerably dampened tha e n th u sla im fo r lough. M r. and M ra. H a rry Took#, W IL L BE „ lr , am i Mr*. C la re n ce P h illip s , d lrd study. Several deer were shown, each scene more be a u tifu l ■ ten, but the deer saw them flre t, th en the nn* before. Eu ropean in i M rs. C a m illa Bruce, FIRST TO / > l a about a ll that wa* *e*n was ardens are m uch m ore fo rm a l ( .'n r lt x m the fla sh o f th e ir short w hit* than une* u su a lly seen eeen here. A n ­ ACCLAIM I U t i l , w ith the exception o f one o th e r pictu re , "F " F u *tc h la * and TubKaleriatl Hhortn deer that posed b e a u tifu lly, roue Begonia*" film e d In C a li­ * • • • M r i, N o rto n seld th a t the fo rn ia , waa lo ve ly also, P o in te rs g lu e y Ibla and ra ra c a rs were w ere given fo r the cate, f e r tilis in g T E S T VO D R “ I. Q.M seen on the cam pnut t r ip to and s p ra y in g uf these ptanla fro m VImII Our (1) H o w meny hour* out o f C lew leton In Novem ber. the begin ning to gorgeous bloom. I does a new -ham Infant usuHgfrvtihmrnl Har Mr. Osborne, o f the K ilg o re M r. Osborne a g a in atreaaed the lly aleepT Read Com pany. Introduced M r. point th a t F lo rid a g ro w e rs aro 8) W hat do m edical authorC l i f f Button, who showed b e a u ti­ prone to over fe tlllo e . H e tested consider the If a it h arm fu l ful colored film * o f Rnrqpaan th e so il o f on* garden w here the o f toh toco sm oking T jtardane. View* o f Kew Garden*, ow ner co u ldn 't get one alngl* (8 ) A r e e ll h a b ile born w ith rulHerl**, Hum*, Vail- plant to grow, and found It waa htttf eyes? m , and tha gorgeoue \ % 0 saturated with fartlllM r that (4 ) C a n pol*un Ivy be enread la in Holland warn nothing rould Hva In It, fro m one pe reon to another T IS) W h e t D another name fo r IlnoalaT tn iw e r* w ill be found among «y‘» C la r if ie d Ada. A LD O N Social Calendar Fraternity Dance Is Given At Muyfnir P e r so n a l s Bonnie Ray Wilson Weds Earle Daniels X m a N Dance Given By Catholic Group L a k e A L iu r n c M a y f a ir I n n A r r i v a l s Xmaa Party (iiven At Carroll Home t Naturalist No ton J I A I S jupper - Dance Held J At Country Club S ! K IT / Theatre A l l S e a tsd iO c cl Hew Hi LAST TIME TONIGHT Today’ll Quizzical Quiz • W iK fir f Cm H H o d Cltl WMIItHM ■attfiii-uuTfliaim ir r i— — TOMORROW & FRIDAY ixnrt vm u H m tm hutum ^ . . . A N P A A if T M T I N I M H O U S il ANNOUNCING OPENING tha csptle* beauly •’W VtNBLCfH—M AHfINK ALK 1N — Moughton Insurance Agency Oanarsl Iruurane* ' > Near Ithowlag «gBM J S id n Of f.i v 111 Sanford Atlantia National Bank BailU ni • ;y v S a n fo rd , . (K 0 « P Im —,1‘ I.UH— All Slur Ho ll y w o o d C o F lo r id a m 811 \ *— •WfiBWK r i . 1Hl F A ft/V f "H C ' N d M C b lo a * J r . m •IfdlUJSWlSHL’UftS-— . " hr m M aa8 E . W U m A Hr,m i) Nc a II. i II i i i i rK H o .k H ^ ( I u A M A N f 111) o a Pi »•M r n l . i t io n CARTOON • TRAVKL CABAMOUNT NKWB �0 Fage 4 Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club Opens Racing Season Tonight T he 8* n fo rd -O rl« n d o K e n n e l C lu b open* itn 18th season today A t the q u arter-m ile oval located nlno m ile* N o rth e a st o f O rlan do on th e 8anfor-l h ig h w a y. (tarin g w ill get under w a y p ro m p tly at H !'. M., and tra ck o fficia l* aald la st night th a t a banner opening night tu rn o u t la expected. Proceed* from gate receipt* from the 10 racea to n igh t w ill be turned over to the 40 and 8 o f a* the A m e rica n Le gion fo r c h a rity M ike, Jo y Joe, C a s s lc's F a s trlk e , O ver L a y , W att. purpoaea. T enth Race ( S O K C ) — J ilt , H a n ­ T o n lg h t'a in a u g u ra l handicap w ill a rriv e d u rin g the n in th race dy A ctio n , F a rm A ll, T he Rock, when favo rite * T ra v e lin g M ik e Kandy Salem , S oothsayer, Ju d y and B'a M a r h it the c la y in the Choice, Leroy. o pen in g night'* feature. AI*o a ppe aring fo r hi* 18th y e a r w ill lie Holt lln ird , genernl m anager o f the trn rk , who think* th e attendance w ill pa** the re ­ co rd -b re a kin g more than 2,800 fans who turned out fo r the In­ a u g u ra l tw o yeara ago. "W e are lo okin g fo r the m ost successful *ea*on wo have e ve r C O R A L C A B L E S — (S p e c ia l)— had," la id Italrd. " O u r iih o o lln g • F o o tb a ll Is in the homo stretch fo r race*, w h ich ended la«t week, a t­ th e U n iv e rs ity o f M ia m i squad tra cte d the b lg g e it turnout* we'vn and Coach Andy G u stafso n's • v e r had, and we th in k th a t I* a a th le te s are rlo se to reaching good a lgn ." T h e clu b w ill not ita g e race* th e ir peak fo r the game In J a c k ­ New Y e a rs afternoon on the n ig h t o f Ja n . I, ItecnuRO o f s o n v ille th e T a n g e rin e Howl. lig a ln s t the Clernson T igers. F ir s t Itace ( F u t u r it y — D ream D rillin g behind closed gates, Curi, T xcm a, O la n t S iie , llu n k o , the H u rrican e* have been plo ttin g Baby II Bomb, lleneh Creek,, Ono both offe n sive and defensive Step, Blocker. m agic to h u rl at the Southern Second Itace 1 5 'ld ) — S n ip p e r, Cla»* B in g . B ig Dance, Stone Conference team In th e ir retu rn C ru e lle r, B o il U pside, S nappy P e p ­ bowl meeting. L a s t y e ar the H u r­ per, O leatha, Salesm an. ricanes w rre at a d istin ct d isa d ­ T h ird Itace ( 5 / I 0 ) — Bed Kinm a, vantage a gainst Clernson and they Mary Lou ise. A lt a V ista , S tcv a - had no op p o rtu n ity to scout the dore, Knkn, lice 's T rou ble, C lo a r T ig e rs In u re g u la r season play T itle , Badonda. nnd It was not u n til the second F o u rth Itace ( F u t u r it y ! — h a lf w ith Clernson leading l.'l-O n na yn j iitei S. o, ii g iv ii Ikey is '/ A caiiisjr. a* th a t the H u rrica n e ilrfe n so was W Hveater, n d y . J, H a w k J im , C o ra M rK e cn , W h ite able to th ro ttle the Clernson s in ­ Bear, Sealed C argo, V ik ie V aughn. gle -w in g attack, I h t' Clernson had been able to scout F if t h Race (6/15) — K a n sa s Maid, Poppo, Moon M itch e ll, W lx , M ia m i tw ice nnd hence was much Frank's Stopper, F rie n d ly T ip , better prepared fo r the tussle. T h is year, w hile the T iger* have Omar Boy, Home Ram bler. had a lot o f rhance to look at S ix th K a ro ( f i/ lf l) — Ja y o ttv, M ia m i, the H u rrlra n e * were able L it t le Touch, fln id D ust flahy, to scout the T ig e rs once nnd nl*o Choo Choo M an, Casoy lllitx , H a p ­ have the m ovies front last year's p y Eve n t, Ace T ra v e le r, Heaver game. ion. W h ile there Is no o ffic ia l com ­ Sevonth Race (5/1 5 ) — F a st ment from the H u rrica n e high Com et, C rim so n and Hold, Ncnu ctm m nnd, the IL w rlca n e s are in ­ B o y k in , D e risio n, S k y C ru is e r, cluded to laugh o ff the 'g n iilg o O ay F a ir , S enator R itchie , T r ln lDay asperl* o f tho gam e aa effort* dad. on the p u rl of the Clernson s ta ff E ig h th Race (5/1(1) — Hutton to w hip up tho s p irit o f th e ir B rig h t, S enator C o llin s, R ich a rd own grlddcr*. T he H u rrlra n e M o m , A lw a y s llla.-k, M id W ind, iy M a llm o ra , Ilea H appy, K in g that it w asn't tho Clernson team Speedster. which deprived them o f victo ry N in th Rare (ft/15)— It's M hc , la«t y e ar and the revenge angle B esto vnll, Tushndc, T ra v e lin g doesn't re g iste r w ith them. & Hurricanes Close To Top Form For Gator Bowl Game ' Team Is In Miami For Bowl B attle A T L A N T A — (S p e cia l) — F if t y fo u r O ro rg ln Tech Y e llo w Ja ck e ts, ra ln td out o f outdoor w orkouts In th e ir fin a l tw o da ys a t hums, assembled in M ia m i today to be­ g in fin a l piepM taliun* fur th e ir O range Howl clash w ith B a y lo r's Southw estern Conference Rear*. Tho Ja cke ts, undefeated d u r­ in g tho U)5l season und co-cham ­ pion* o f the Southeastern C o n ­ ference, w ill he m aking th e ir e igh th Imwl sta rt. In seven pre­ vious e ffo rts , T e rh has won fiv e nnd lost two. M rn n w h lle , tho condition o f cocaptain elect H a l M ille r, 22(1 pound offe n sive ta ck le le ft J a c ­ ket coaches in n w orried fram e o f mind over the C h ristm a s h o li­ day*. M ille r, who teams w ith sen­ io r Lum Snyder to give Tech per­ haps the fin est p a ir o f o ffe n siv e ta ck le s In the South, pulled a m uscle on Dec. 10 and w ill take It easy u n til gam e tim e. Hu la expected to sta rt. D a rre ll C ra w fo rd , faw n H a rd e ­ man, Jo h n K ic k s and George M a loof w ill open In the h a rk fle ld fo r Tech's o ffe n sive platoon w ith J e f f Knox, Buck M a rtin , Snyder, M ille r, Ray Beck, Kd G ossage and I'ete Itm wn up front. M ia m i headquarter* fo r the F la m in g o H otel w ith practices scheduled fo r M ia m i Reach H igh . A* G e o rgia T e ch's undefeated Yellow Jackets prepured to de­ part fo r the Howl bottle w ith llu y lo r, a rheck o f record books revealed th a t tho Engineer* hold six m a jo r bowl record* and ten In thn M ia m i cla ssic. F ra n k Hroylc.i, cu rre n tly hack« fie ld roach a t T e rh , fig u re s in two o f the m arks. I lls records f o r m ajor howl com petition artmost yard* gained passing, 275 a g ain st T u lsa In the '15 O range, nnd m ost passes com pleted, 17, In th a t same game. Iloth a rc also O range Howl record*. O th e r in n jor howl records held by Tech are: m ost yard* gained from scrim m age, 100, by Eddie I'ropnk a g ainst T u lsa In tho '41 S u g a r Howl; m ost firs t downs, team, 25, In the '41 S u g a r Howl) most yards passing team, .’110, In the '46 O range Howl, and most passe* com pleted, team, 10, in the '45 O utage Howl. In additio n to the avohe, O range Howl records are most lau nchdown passes, three, J im S t ill •g a in st K a n sas In '4H; most down pnsses cau ght, two, Red I'atton In th a t same game; best average pass com pletions, .750, S t ill also a g a in s t Kansas; m ost The Sport Register lly K E N T C IIE T LA IN The 451 question In S anford today is; W hat is g o in g to hap­ pen to the S an ford baseball club next y e a r! It seem* apparen t that an attem pt w ill- b e made to ru n it Independently as has been suggested by the clu b p ro x y John K rider. T h is doesn't discoun t the pos­ s ib ility that some m a jo r leaguo clu b w ill come th rou g h w ith a good o ffe r Just before the sea­ son sta rts and d g n S an fo rd up as a fa irn d u b. There are few If any h lg league tra m s which have an abundance o f class D ta le n t or h ig h e r a v a il­ able fo r D teams, nam ely fo r two le n ie n t; L Korean W a r has taken the la rg e hulk o f h igh school g ra d u ­ ates w hich n o rm a lly com prise I) tra m s. , 2. M a jo r f.rague te a m i dispone o f m ost oldstera who are not con­ sidered ns comer* o r p la ye rs w ith hlg Irn gur p o ssib ilitie s. These m in or league players, who a ren ’t good enough fo r the m ajors hut who are good valuable p la y e rs to low er c la s s ific a tio n m inor tram s, are Just the e x p e ri­ enced player* team* lik e Sanford need to lend l-alnnce to the raw green rookie re cru its who Jam the rosters o f m ost m in or league fa rm rlu lis. M an y m in or league team* are depletes clubs w hich a re clustered w ith o v cr-th e -h lll veterans and green kids, hut a cla ss D club w ith n w o rk in g agreem ent w ith n m ajor league team find* It d iffic u lt. If im possible, to make loom fo r these h ig h e r sa la ry veterans. D A T A : W hat C o lle g e or U n i­ v e rs ity in the S tate has the la rg e st e n ro llm e n t? U n iv e rs ity of M ia m i w ith 11,000. F lo rid a (G a in e sv ille ) rank* second w ith a p p ro xim a te ly 10,600 students. G erald C o vin g to n leads the flanfm d W a n lo r haakethull loam In points scored w ith 2.1. T h la give* him a 11.6 average per game. Ju n io r M e tis holds second high honor* w ith a n in e-point average ta lly in g IK In tw o eontest. J im - I my S m ith roun>l* out the hlg three Once More Rated Basketball’s Best By J O E R F .IC IIL E R NEW YO RK K e n tu ck y's basketball team It back at the head of the cla ss In the w eekly A ssoclat H P re ss poll T he question before (he house, however, Is: L'sn It stay th e re ’ T he W ildcats, nam ed the top col Ttues lege cage team In the country>T day by 41 of the 105 sp o rtsw rltcrs and sports casters p a rticip a tin g In the p jll, face a rough road this week. F ir s t they take on U C L A tonight Then they meet such w orthies as 8t. Lou is, V llla n o v a and B rig h a m Young In the two-day Sugar Bowl tournam ent sta rtin g T hu rsday. Upset by M innesota two weeks ago, K e n tu cky regained the top rung by crushing St Jo h n 's. HI 40, and drubbing D e P a u l, W OO, last week. Unbeaten Illin o is (SO), w hich ntuvrd up from th ird to second on the strength ____ ___ nth ________ of successive . . . victo rie s over O klahom a, N o rth C a ro lin a and D ePau l, has only ono goitn o on lap, but It Is ■ toughle. T he lllln i l l L . I l / M .4 opponent .w. . iill be U C L A on F rid a y , two days a lte r the B e a rs tangle w ith the W ildcats. Twenty-one e x ­ pert* ranked Illin o is firs t Tuesday Rated on a point basis, w ith in for first, nine for second nnd so on, K e n tu ck y received 803 points to Illin o is ' 827 W ashington collect cd 023 p ooints, and K a n sas 558 Then cam e Indiana. New Y o rk U n iv e rs i­ ty, SI. John's, K an sas State. N otre Dam e and S cio n H a ll in that order 1 sugar d o w i win /Missies a p m u p e n in g ou igics With U.S. In Davis Cup Tennis Climax Week Of Sporting Events Maryland Will Test Tennessee S i n g l e Wing With T Play N E W O R L E A N S '.V— Sugar Bow l Week begins today with the a rriv a l of Tennessee and M a ry la n d at th e ir football tra in in g cam ps. Tennessee Is the national c h a m ­ pion a fle r p la cin g firs t in Ihc fin al A n o c la ic d P ress poll of the season. M a ry la n d was Ihc th ird ranked learn In (he fin a l A P poll. V isito rs are beginning to a rriv e here fo r the week of sports a ctiv ity w hich opens w ith the boxing to u r­ nam ent and firs t ro«nd of tennis By G A Y LE TALBO T S Y D N E Y , A u s tra lia ( A - A m e r lcan and A u s tra lia n D avla Cup forces battled to a sta n d still In Ihe firs t two singles m atches be ­ fore a crow d of 15.300 at W hite C ity S tadium today and the con­ sensus tonight was that the c h a l­ lenge round w ill be decided by T h u rsd a y's doubles. V ic S e lxa s sent U n d e S am 's team in front with a d u ll 6-3. 6-4, 9-7 v icto ry ov e r badly slage-atrlcken M e rvy n Rose, but F ra n k Sedgm an squared ........ the Issue w ith ■ b rillia n t aqt..... trium ph over veteran Ted Schrocder, 6 4, 0-3. 40, 0-4. F ra n k Shield*, ca pta in of the U. S team , announced a fte r the second m atch that he w ill stick w ith his doubles p a ir, S hroeder and Tony T ra b e rt, against Sedgm an and K e n M c G re g o r T hu rsday "u « less som ebody com es up lam e. S ch ro cd cr figures to be ** Mrcd* 30-year old after the s tirrin g b a ttl# he gave Sedgm an in the fin a l twui sets today Should Shields d ecide to rest n lm for singles on the fin a l day. his place w ill be taken by D ick Savitt. Although defeated S ch ra d e r gave the big crow d the th r ill it had waited forr by by ra rallying to win win had w aited fo lly in g to the third set and fighting Sedgman to a bitter finish In tne fourth. He fought off four set and m atch points before Sedgm an filia lly pas sod him cle a n ly at the net fo r H A clincher. Preaching Juniper Big Seven Teams ry la n d Coach J im T atum says p 'sr., Open Basketball tills y e a r's Sugar Bow l football IsHighM anAmong gom e w ill he an " id e a l test of the single w ing against the split T . " Nation’s Vaulters Tourney Tonight Tennessee, using a pow er-packed sin gle w ing attack, ground out 3CA5 ya rd s a gam e this season, w ith A ll A m e ric a T a ilb a c k Hank l.ou rlcella of New O rlean s Ihe triple Ih re a trr who sparked the way. M orvln n d Is u split T learn w hich gained an average of 423 3 y ard s a game, w ith pow er • running Ed l M ighty M o) M odielew .skl the top threut. In T h u rs d a y ’ s Sugar Howl events, Tom Brow n J r , G a rd n e r Mutiny and E d d ie M oylan head Ihe tennis stars I.SU w ill try for Its fourth straigh t S ugar B ow l boxing crow n aguln.st W isconsin lly F R A N K E C K ‘ A P N ew sfeaturea S po rts E d ito r NEW Y O R K — Even the pole vau lters skyrocketed d u rin g tho year. T hree of them went alm oat as high as th r prices. The Rev. Boh Richards, 24-yearold m in iste r a t L n V e rn e ( C a lif.) College, wa* the o u tsta n d in g o f tho three v au lters who cleared 15 feet. R ich iird s, representing the 1111nal* A . C., became the second man in h isto ry to pole v a u lt 16 feet when he went one Inch over th a t h e ight In the M illro s e gam es in M adison Square Garden. F lv o tim es d u rin g tho y e ar he scaled 16 feet Indoors and hla top m a rk wn* 16 feet 414 Inches a t Chicago. Unbeaten d u rin g the season, Kichnrd* nlso won In the Fa n A P N tw s fra tu rr* A m e rica n Games a t Buenos Aire*. S E A T T L E — Tin- bla stin g fist* T w ice outdoors, the reverend also of H a rry ( K id ) M atthew s w ill surpassed 16 feet. R ich a rd s also ha shooting at In rgcr target* In R A L E IG H . N C. 51 5 - P la y won the A A U decathlon crown. th e future. open* herd tom orrow afternoon In Before R icha rds, the g re a t C o r­ " W e 're tired o f try in g to fo rm the th in ! a n m i'il D ix ie C la ssic Joe M a x im (lh<ligh t-h e a v y basketball tournam ent w ith tw ice- n elius W artnerdnm wn* the on ly other 15-foot vnulter. C o rn y tu rn ­ cham p) to fig h t us," say Jack beaten N o rth C a ro lin a State rated ed the tric k 43 tim es heforu re ­ H u rle y , M atthe w s’ pilot. the fav o rite . tir in g In 1941. W arm erdam 's re ­ " E v id e n tly M ax im am i hl» m an ­ T w o of the eight teams, C o lu m ­ cord, set In 11)12, I* 16 feet 7*». ager, Ja ck Ki-nrns, have made op bia and N a v y, were due to urriv,< How ever, in the K an sas R elays th e ir mind* to keep " ii ig n o rin g today. A lre a d y on (he scene are u t Law rence, two v au lters went defending cham pion N o rth C a ro - over the m u giru l m ark. Don C o p­ "S o w e 'll just forg e t about them i linu S tate, Southern C a lifo rn ia ami er o f N eb ra ska scaled 16 foot 1/8 and s ta rt chasing the heavyw eight C ornell. Inch to tieconio tho second In cham pion, Joe W a lco tt, ami con­ O th er team* in the three-day h isto ry to go that high outdoors tender R ocky M a rcia n o fir s t for tournam ent, w hich w ill he held A few hour* Inter, Don L a s of the rig h t to fig h t W a lco tt." ill Reynolds Coliseum , are Duke, Illin o is went 14 feet I S inches in H u rle y 's e ffo rts to get topnotch N u ith C iiio lin n and W ake Forest. a tria n g u la r m ert at Los Angeles. passes attem pted, team, 38, a g a in st T u lsa In '46; m ost fu m ­ ligh t-h e a v y opposition fo r M a t­ Stute's W olfpuck fuee* a tough Don G chrm ann, fu n n e r bles, seven a g a in st T u lsa , and thews had n tle rte d nationw ide teat in it* opening gamu iig u ilia t W isconsin star, continued to dom ­ mo*t fum bles lost, three a g ainst atte n tio n nnd prom pted a congres­ unbeaten N a v y at 3:35 P.M . in a te the m ile runners. He heat Tulsa. sional In vestigation to determ ine O ther f ir s t round games; S o u ­ F B I man F ie d W ilt nlno tim es If a boxing tru st was In operation. thern C u llfo rn lu versus N o rth nut of 11 Indoors. G ch rm ann ran The peak o f the K ill's career, C u rnlln n ut 2, C o rn e ll versus W ake his s trin g of m ile v icto rie s to 39 w hich Includes 51 v icto rie s and u Fo rest at 7:25, and D uke versus s tra ig h t liefore W ilt b ra t him in draw In h lsl n*t 56 fig h ts, wa* u C olum bia ut 0, the K. o f C. m ile In tho Garden. eclslon over Irish Bob M u rp h y The Southern C a lifo rn ia apd O th e r top tra ck and flu id m a rks k it w in te r In M adison Square C o rn e ll T ra m s were guests yes­ were made by: Garden. terday afternoon at a C h ristm a s J im Fu ch s o f the N ew Y o rk A . " H a r r y w ill ho n stro ng 178 or p a rty given by the W o lfpack tip - C. who heaved the 15-pound shot 180 as a heavyw eight,” hi* m an ­ o f f club, G ifts were presented each 48 feat 3 H Inches; Tom Mane of ager say*. "H e 's ra p id ly becom ­ player. The 11*60 tournam ent drew n in g ono o f the best finisher* III N O S P O R T S M E N ’S M E E T I N G the business. If he gets the other lo tu l attendance o f 50,005. T hi* R o be rt /,. Johnson, President ye ar's uttendunee Is expected to of thn Sem inole County S p o rts ­ man A sso cia tio n announced today w ith 15 total and a eight point top th a t figu re. th a t due to the h u n tin g season average. The Sem inole* have and the h oliday season them w ill yet to win th e ir fir s t game of be no m eeting o f the Sem inole the in fa n t basketball season h a v ­ gey ill tu m ble, look o u t." Several In-ivy weight* have been County Spo rtsm an's A ssocia tion in g lost to llc l.a n d 42 15 and W in te r P a rk 65-41 In th e ir only- ! included in the K id 's lis t of v ic ­ T h u rsd a y n ig h t, Decem ber 27th, tim s. ss p re v io u sly scheduled. two contests . . . fin is. H arry M atthews To S tart Chasin HeavyweifchtTitlc fe Carolina Defends Basketball Crown In Dixie Classic K A N S A S C IT Y i» t-K a n » a « . K a n ­ sas State and the guest Stanford Indians ra te as the " B ig T h re e V j o f Ihe R ig Seven Conference B a s‘w ke tb all T ournam ent opening In the M u n icip a l A u dito riu m tonight P a ire d In the firs t set of firstround gam es are K a n sas (7-0) and Colorado (2 5) and Stanford (8 0) and O klahom a (4-5). T h u rsd a y night. Kan sas Stato (6-2) play* N cbra skn (H -S ) and Iowa S la te (4-1) meets M isso u ri (3-3), The title w ill be decided Satu rday night. If any one of Ihc " B ig T h re a A rates i n edge, M'» Coach P hoff A lla n ’s K a n sas J a y h a w k i. And that’ s because o f huge C ly d e Lov clle ltc. the nalion 'a leading sco r­ er. T he 0-foot 9 Inch Ja y h a w k has scored 197 points In seven gam es for a 28 I average. O nly one college gam e was played C h ris tm a s night. U tah of the S ky lin e Conference opened an E a ste rn trip by besting B ra d le y , 52 to 50, at P e oria . I l l A hook shot In the last m in lit^ provided the w inning points to c li­ m ax a U tah r a lly a lte r B ra d le y had led, 29 22. at the h alf It was U ta h ’ s seventh straight victo ry. T u fts who tossed tho 35-pound w eight 00 feet II Inches nnd H e n ry D ru yu r o f N Y A C who threw the 60-pound w e igh t 4 i feet 714 Inches. 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M u ilc M » lu, «ii hi if> | Ui JM S » « i |U 3.4 Alii file 1*4 t Lt • 1 1iif l<4.uit.iifiln UrcliBM r* 111MM i If»"ti «*fi t f t« A ml B t.■»F IJ All it I fi HIM • I I U Alnnli H lw J K C H IC A G O iAt—A lre o u y hurled II l i loiKViiteii • h a ll la l*rny«r under the biggest fu ll ol snow In II MM \\ «.ri*l A i Nuufi 33 years, C h icago today faced a M 16 It.i.ho Furm lii|o*Ai 1«J l hot i 'lot. subzero blast w hich threatens the IZI .till hi.j* ul fir B lur c ity 's attem pts to dig out its snail I Ui l.iith i Affttrlrjiiift I 3M N 4*u * paced tran spo rtatio n system At uctli jil Vw1111 «eft i n W hile weary crew s of w orkers M ir Iff! r N iimm Hit it cli buttled to rem ove huge d r ills 3 Mil W orM .At Thr*v w hich a ll hut p a ralyze d iran spor -It If. Ti*iliiy*n Ktnr 1 )<» FV iifiir* Hltiry la tlu n In the n atio n 's second lurg 3 iti \V liv I**. Von W orry est c ity , the W eather Bureau fore t :III! AlllP.ll I r.. Y**I * I ’ MMl cast a cold wave of zero to to tie I 3M Ni'vvn « IJ. lly liMiurMt low tonight. t, MM Tli#» Itliythm Hour But the w eatherm an had at least • MM N»w* a cheery nolo for u riu weary 4 If. Hour In 1CIMU i.f i>«r «: 3M At nr k i*| ItHporl householder* who have been dig « 3M H|»mi I n I'mi uit« King paths fro m house to garage h Its ( 4**Jl. f HM to street for alm ost two weeks 4iIlM hrlfiiM M On A I'lomJ lie said there was no more snow ; in IH* * i.rntfivrilMf y In prospect fo r the next to >8 7 I h I'fvrnlnu Htrrnail** 7 30 N HMfH hours J 3'. Intiy i Jrnv i n k A ir lrans|M irtnlioii out id ( lileago i I. !•:••••> h in liln h u p ni uu V iit lH l th ill also was u lferted by the piled up A .10 w*-h riiH hm Mil snow, despite good ily lim weather j» Mil M l f IMlHori A t M idw a y A irp o rt, only two ol • I \ I'M l It nr 11 At Or | a a r» 3m H'te I m u i*te Tltitte eight runw ays w ere In nperuliuo mm t nit nit Nitlliji iia A m e rica n A irlin e s canceled six In IM I b H «r A liK tfiU y Ork flig h ts la D etroit and Buffalo im jm At third* W ith .Muilo T h re e West Coast flig h ts were II 0M NteYVR 11 it*. tllKli o f f cancelled by T ra n s W orld A ir lines Snow shoveling was the m ajor uutdtair a ctiv ity In the m e lio p o li tan urea on C h ristm u s Hay A TAAII'A lAI**- K « u r t i a i k t l c;tirC h ris tin a s liv e sto rm left a Iresti r*ut Mteiuht «ml |.itc« n«i tlu itn : blanket o l more than eight Inehes 'r l Rain to H rHrtiitH I 3Vh Imh t lulltrallteUMFi of snow oil the already snow eov k i l r i i IniK* t i as (t ered city. I oifbih ?* ua The latesl co ve ring of while AIh iI I miu oi ,|| brought the c ity 's D ecem ber snow tH iiiiil IS n i 33 UrntiH a A t ir mi '•( tiriteil i J fa ll to a record breaking 33 4 nu ll es und the total tor llie season In *»•tit it tiirhet Miiiit«i r m«1«> a 47 3 inches T ills com pares u illi K i Ifhmi , 3 3 It.«. , JM; liiM i. the uveruge o l 33 2 inctien lo r ute •hi«y > I.m s i Ih I lt»it i 3&, It.tie. 11if It I l UiHIMlA, S3, I 4 .4 1 Hi it I H , , lU fk iF u , en tire w inter season The heaviest tir f*s, <»uia li at j H , lu r h t p , turn*, fa ll on record was 01 I Inches m i ri.iiiiK i in “ ta lk T ru n sp o rlu lln n o ffic ia ls urged m otorists nut to d riv e T hey sound ed a s im ila r w u rn liig Tuesday But buses und street cu ts and elevated lines operated tar behind schedule B A H T K K A N H H tH lO , N. J iH ami thousands of m otorists risked the chance Of getting stalled Hun T ow nsfolk p ltrlie d In Imlav to Itelp M ik e K e lly, Ids h e roic wife, lle lr n , dreds became stranded. Some tow tru ck in g ojierutors re und the tit Ks-lly k id s whose mod ported lim y were unable In re est home wus wiped out by a spend to trouble cu lls because C h ris tm a s m o riiin g lire Neighbor*, loud In th e ir pra ise equipm ent has been dam aged hy overw ork in the several storms of M rs K e lly for Ihe bruve way she shepherded h er ch ild re n to of the lust two weeks T he Chicago T ra n s it A u th o rity, safely, started p ra c tic in g Ihe spl w hich operates the street ca r, e le ­ r il of t'lir is lm a s before Ihe day vated and bus lines, said Its total hud duwucd In this s m a ll C e n tra l force of ifou plow s mid sweepers Je rse y town n ear R a rita n lla y . o ffe rs ,o f food, shelter and d o th la being utilized arom pl the clock to rem ove1the snow The C T A 'a n ld Ing poured In on the K e lly s wlm it h ail spent m ore than Ittxi.ooo lost just about e very w u rlilly jk is since Dee. 14 III the fight to keep session In the e a rly m orning blaze T he 111 y e a r old m other had Just It* 1,100 rnllc'i of Ima routes und 425 m iles of street c a r lin e s open. pul the fin ish ing touches on the The c ity sent out 2(91 snow plows fa m ily C h ris tm a s tree when a two bu rn e r o il stove exploded and set and crew s F ir e M a rs liu l M lclm el .1 C n rrl the sm a ll, fram e boose afire. Iter gun cancelled a ll days oft for fire husband was at u m k ul llie tim e She roused her sleeping ch ild re n men beginning today lieeause of thu Increased danger of (ire t'o k l and guided them toward the trout o r weather ns low as liv e below - us lla m e s engulfed the re a r of Ihe was forecast for the Chicago urea house. F o u r month old tim othy, cradled tonight. T he snow was so deep at lht> lu M rs K e lly 's arm s, was burned lln e ik ffe b t Zoo T uesday flint even oil llio head and fa re before Ihev the p o la r bears stayed Inside. F iv e a ll cuuld gel through Ihe fruid uf the zoo's polar heuru d idn 't dour. V olu n te e r firem en, aided iiy m ove out uf th e ir deux. T he sixth headed for shelter In n h u rry after neighbors, did all they could to a b rie f look around Its outdoors save Ihe lim ixe Imt It burned In the ground. cage. N eighbors took In the ch ildren , The fresh fa ll of snow in C h i­ cago and must of Illino is extended ranging In age up to III y e a r oh! o v e r inoat nf the N orth C e n tra l Robert, u n til a furnished house, r t| lo n . It ntuved Into N o rth west closed fo r llie w ilder, was opened •rn FennsyI vunla, ............... W estern New In Ihe fa m ily hy I’o lire C h ie f E a r l Y o rk and pP ___ f rla r l . uf Naw Englam J. Hnyer. is Ion o f the wedding s R a in fa ll through . "hroug!‘ the D......... h lf V..a l rs a ry o f P rin cess E liza b e th and ley, the Southern A p p ala ch ian s ami P h ilip , tha M iddle A tla n tic stales. A nar- sleet pelted areas between tha o v lf* I Ju d y H o llid a y , A cadem y row band of freezing ra in am i anow und ra in hells. INiultry Market NeiulilmrH Rally To hire Vit'tiniH Aid THE OLD HOME TO W N i •• b iiia s Z 9 .1 . m * M u Czechs Are F irst Commies To Dicker For Iranian Oil T F .H R A N , Iran iH - C o in m u n n t C ie rh o s lo v a h ia stepped up today vs the firs t Iron C u rta in custom er to d ic k e r for Ira n 's sta le owned oil. Iran needs Ihe money badly. The governm ent disclosed Tuesday n ight it Is so broke It has ca lled home 2U diplo m ats to suve expens es anroad. th e y m ciodn am bus sailors to B rita in , Ita ly amt India, the m in iste r In R e lg lu in , and 22 lesser officials. B rita in , ousted ow ner and op e ra lo r of the A n glo Ira n ian O il Cpm pauy, already has served firm notice in a d ip lo m a tic note she w ill took on Iranian o il sales to out­ siders as Illegal Am i the com pany, m n ln ly owned hy the B ritis h governm ent, has p u b licly stated it w ilt take a ll pos sihle m easures to halt sates until Iran settles s a tis fa c to rily w ith the com pany. These m eu siires have not been sp e cific a lly defined. The ll r lt M i notices follow ed an ■ -•. ’TLy.rg ’=™ y V 7/ v* -" 1 1, i; , ' lewswomeii Select Mist Higgins As “Woman Of The Year” For ’51 Uy D O R O T H Y H O B A t ' W om rn'n E d ito r A m srtca n newspaperw om en have chosen one o f th e ir own aa "W orn' an o f the Y e a r" fo r 1001. film la M a rg u e rite H ig g in s , p lu ck y and p re tty young fo re ig n correspondent fo r the No.* Y o rk H t r a h l T rib u n e , whoae coverage o f tha K o re an W a r b rou gh t her both n ation a l headline* and a P u l lt ic i p rlta . M o te le r e n lly tha pert, blonde M a g g ie ha* traveled around the w o rld w ritin g a s e ria l, "A ro u n d R u ssia 's C u rta in ," authored n , book. " W a r In K o r r a " and covered _th e U n ite d .State* on a lecture fc" to ur. id llH B ' T h e o n ly newspaperw om an on th a K o re an h a ttle fro n t. M a rg ie won In te rna tion al atten tion when, ordered to the rear fo r sa fe ty, *he •toad h er grou n d w ith the an* n ou n ce m m t, ‘ T in here aa a re* £ ’ p o rte r, not aa a wom an." It I* Inlereetln g to note th a t In tha po ll o f women’* editor* o f A ssocia te d Pro** newspapers, i u n n e r-u p fo r the title o f outi la n d in g woman o f th e y e ar wa* 1’rlneera E liza b e th , whose recent . tm e rican to u r made m ile* of ] leadlines. M U * H ig g in s wa* horn In H ong R o n g o f an A m e rica n A rm y o f f i­ cer fa th e r and a Fren ch m other. Went to »chools In F ra n ce am i E n g la n d and wound up w ith bon­ ers at the U n iv e rs ity o f C a lifo rn ia and C o lum bia U n iv e rs ity ’s school Of jo u rn a lism . She jo in e d the H e ra ld T rib u n e in 1942, and became a foreign Correspondent In 1944, worked In t h f London and Part* bureau*, M oved on to A u s tria w ith the 7th Army d u rin g tha clo sin g day* of W o rld W a r II ami soon a fte rw a rd Was made head o f th* B e rlin bureau. W hen H im K o ie a n W a r broke OUt ih « made a heel Inc fro m the T o k y o bureau to tha h attle fro n t. Where fo r 2!) week* she reported a ll aipect* o f the fig h tin g , under­ going dangers and hardship* of the front. O th e r ii* w name* show up am ong the ten women voted o u t­ sta nding In th e ir respective fie ld s f o r 1951. from the standpoin t o f Haws value. T o p i in the fie ld o f sports Is M aureen C onn olly, Ml-year-old W inner o f the N a tio n a l W om en’ s T enn is Cham pionship a teen iig e r w ho has provided the n a tio n ’s sport* w rite rs w ith a fresh and jn a p lrln g new p e rso n a lity to b rig h te n up th e ir paues. tf\ It)i lite ra tu re , me the vote vole gues to D H LRach l,___el Carson, author o f the heatsa il Ins "'D ie Ilea A rou n d Ua." Jud N o rland tups thu lis t In il ia theater, fu r lia r sensational Success In h rln g ln g vauduvllle hack Broadw ay, In the fie ld o f aelence, the e d i­ to rs have chosen D r. F lo re n ce Bn* h ill, one of threa women doctor a Who were w inners o f the A m e r i­ can P u b lic H ealth A sso cia tio n 's IBM L a s k e r awarde. N o w dire cto r o f h rn ltli fur Ih liver, U l. fhtbln p re v io u sly was the f ir s t womnn on the fs c u llv o f Johns H o p kin s M e dica l School, fir s t woman scie n ­ tis t on the s tu ff i,f the R o cke fe l­ le r In stitute, rlm t woman n d m lied in the N alu nu l Academ y o f BB3 S cie n tists amt fir s t Woman mem BBM f r . l»er o f the A m u ile a n A ssocia tion of Anatom ist*. O th e rs named aa outstanding In Ih e lr fields ara; P u b lic a ffa lre i A n n * Rosenberg, A s s is ta n t Secretary o f Defense, now spearheading a drive fo r en ­ listm e n t n f 72,000 women In thu »rrned service*. Radio: T a llu lla h Bankhead, a la r o f N B C ’* Minhltlous " B ig Hhuw." M u a lrt D orothy K irste n , opera • n d . concert s ta r, who played In M O M ’a "T h e H re a t C a ru so " th is y e a r , and has ju st jrlv tn te r Accidental Deaths Egyptian Riots IC M IIs s M r , , a r u . D u l by a saris* o f snow n o u n s since the m iddle o f December. A few roads In n orthern Illin o is w ere closed, but a ll the m ain highw ays w era open but h a za rd ­ ous. A foot o f new snow was re ­ ported In C hautauqua county In southw estern N e w Yo rk. T w o to e ig h t Inches o f snow f e ll In o th e r sections o f thu state. H ig h ­ w ays were slip p e ry . A storm D ia l ended today le ft - U Incbco o f snow In M aine. H ig h w a y tra v s l was slow, T ra in s and busses v*«ih m oving hut behind schedule In M ich iga n. Planes were grounded hy fie ld conditions. T w o thousand men w ere put to w ork c le a rin g clogged streets In D etroit. Deh o lt 's enow has measured 32 inches since Nov. I. (irn n d R apids has had 54.il inches since Dec. ]. IC ts ilis a s r ? * a r i t s oae> fu ll control o f the A n glo E g y p tia n Sudan, and want evacuation of the B ritis h fro m the Suez C a n a l Zone. The West, m eanw hile, has been rebuffed in its Invitation to E g y p t to jo in a M id d le E a st C om m and fo r defense agalnat possible Com m uniat aggression. The agreem ents apparen tly w ere a jo lt To the dom inant W afdlst P a rty , whoso leaders have insisted upon no co m prom ise w ith llie B rit isn. T h e y want Ihe B ritis h to c le a r out at once. ulttmttam from Frsmte" Moham­ m ed M oaJido gh that fo rm e r Westm i Im v tr j of Ira n ian r i l m ik.t Idd for petroleum products w ith in Jti da ys o r ha would look fo r cu stom ­ ers wherever he could fin d them . T h e ultim atum e xp ire d S atu rd a y without a single w estern bid re ­ ported. Czech Charge D 'A ffa lre s Ja n S a h a rk y discussed an o il purchase agreem ent with Deputy Fin a n ce M in is te r Hussein 1’ lrn ls , Roads M in is te r Ja v o d B u sh arl told a news conference Tuesday night. He said H aliacky told h im Czechuic r ly boug! tovafcla formerly bought oil through the Anglo Ira n ian ( om t pnny w hich Iran nationalized last spring I’ lrn la reported Sabaeky prom ts ed the Czechs wlU send sn o ffic ia l delegation to T ehran soon to sign an agreement. In reply to questions I’ lrn la said prices— and methods of transporting the o il to C zechoslo v u k la —w ill Im discussed a lte r the delegation a rrives. T ran sp o rt la Ira n ’s big headache In seeking new custom ers. Ira n ian oil must move by ta n ke r— and most o l Ihe w o rld ’s tan kers s re owned hy Western llrrn s who are follow ing llr ila ih '* lead of aloofness from any deft) with m osssdegh En d B ill B w la rk t u f the D e tro it L io n s In the N F L is the ow ner u l an in a u ia n re brokerage f ir m In his home town o f S ou tlib rid ge , Mas*. T he U n iv e rs ity o f A riz o n a bas­ k e tb a ll team selectn u gam e ca p ­ ta in p rio r to each contest. A n h o n ora ry ca p ta in is elected at the close o f the season. D uke U n iv e rs ity ’s foo tball team Jim m y M cFa d d vn of the C h i­ averaged a net g ain u f four yarda cago B la ck lla w k a In tha N a ­ per t r v In ru sh in g the p ig sk in . The tio n a l H ockey League wa* born B lu e D e vils gained 2,272 y a rd s on In Ireland. tha ground in U n games. T llllli!! I f T l l t MV graduation from klgb ir heal in a imell Kama* teen, hk* ell girl* I yea rn* 4 to gel ««ay Item memo— fa live in tha big cit)U —-to have alee bey friend*— le sn* jay seme night life. — But lihe many girls, thru ignarenes I made e mistake, get 1 month! mine we* a tile ef Hell. SAID ‘ N O T ’ "1MI SHOUIDA HERE NOW! AN AMAZING NEW KIND OF MOTOR OIL GULFPRIDE H I HIGH DETERGENCY • Cult engine wear up to 80%! • Developed In 14y000f000 mile* of driving I Yea, in nlinrt-trip, low li,m|iernture operation Mho kind ol dny*ln*dtty driving ttiosl of ua do) this now motor oil reduces engine wear by aa much as 8 0 'o . ^ H00 cars and truck* of various makes wera used in this lest, each with a different driver. T he test included all types of driving terrain. • Keeps hydraulic valve lifter* • Prevents plugging, sticking of pit- front fouling and sticking! Your Gulf dealer can tel! you if your motor hna the type of hi||h-precision valve lifter (many car* do) which requires a high deter­ gency oil. ton rlngsyclogging of oil screen* I That means a reduction of oil consumption. Also, eliminates oll-atarvation of vital engine parts, caused by clogged oil screens. By STANLEY Whether your car la old or now, you can get the benefit* of thll revolu­ O H YO U D O M T H A V E T tl 6 E T T H lfiH H A T W IT H L IT T L C M /A 1 K - I K N B W YO U W H S H Yt?U W ffR B J U S T / . ‘a B A U N Y A « D S K U N K 7 J T tionary new oil NOW. Stert using Gulfprlde H.D. this fall, when you aee your Gulf dealer for complete “ Safety-first” car service. Get your 6ULF c * * i * l « t * 4' S i f * t j f ' i k » f u rv te o protect r FULLY far t ile il ptoMMt ahlsgt ftH lfL IX L M M M T IM Your Gull man will ba glad to chock your lira* at any lima lor proper inflalloni look lor cute and bruiaaa. .Whan you naad now that, tbaro ara non* batter than Gulf aalaty-traad Uraa. Gal lull pro*action against untlua winter waar i have your car (tulflaaad. Spat ial Guiftex Into leant* ata uaad to raducacar waar at up to SB vital palate ol chaaaia, aaptea, and body. « u lU itJC A TIO N FaU. altar a auremar ol hard u u , It tha bast lima to lal your Quit daalar flush, out tha old paar lubrlcanta and raplaca than with tough, Uag-Ualiag Gull poor lubrtedate. sstr sinter u im t For cold-waathar starling, a fu lly ehargad batlary | t a "must." Your Cull daalar w ii ■nab* a carafu) aback and rachaifa i| nacataarp, or toatall a adw Gull fow am att battery. �Ki t ■ rr’ n<ff^*v^?,!";)’ T >., » » * V ('v ." UV.'t i . ww*- ?.¥ET}i is THE I n U n llr There Is Strength— To I’rotect the Fear* of th* World; To Promote the Frotrrn* of America, To ProdiKe Froepeiily for Hanford. S T I j W t a n AN fO E U M K X X X X Itl A y w c ia le d Rewards Are Promised In , Bom b C a se s • I 'r e w le a n e d W ir e h a n f o k ii P h o to O f (J e n . D e a n I n R e d ( ’a m p e d IN » K I» E N D B N T D A ILY T T t lo h Korean Truce Is Closed On Ominous Note r.’ . n . y O l 5 6 ,0 0 0 COMMUNIST C O a ilS P O N D IN T tin u F a rt* new spaper, W u iir . l R in ilic 't (le ft) says (his picture wax taken when he Interviewed Ms) t i r o W il­ liam F. Dean 111 Pyongyang p rim u camp. H u rrh e ll ir lr x ctl tlm oh -lu In sn Am erican correspondent at I'anmunjnm, Korea. Dean was ml mg 17 months u n til his name appeared on lied P n W Hat A e ro rd -t-j in Burchett, Dean saved Ihe Inst of 12 pistol bullets lor himself, p re te rm that fate In capture by the llc d i The p ltto o l Ihe former rnm m a nd -i « f U. S. 2 tlh D ivisio n was thwjrte*! by a Korean betrayer i Inlertt-iflonol» M IM S tflt—1The S tain of F lo rid a Iralay offered n S2,ono rew ard In the dCBth ■ hnm blng of n prom inent Negro le a d e r and at the sam e tim e his Injured w ife said ahn had " a couple Ideas" who m ight he rcapnn alhle Fe deral, slnte and llre v a rd Conn o ffic ia ls were probing the m a c w ith unnnnmmretl rn sulla as to what kind of b n m il It was, nr who m ight have been responsible lint it seemed d e a r that the rnasnu H a rry I M oore was sla in and hi* wife hurt ;n the lila s l which shattered Ih cit Isolated home a tulle from here C h ris tm a s night was his a ggressive le a de rship In The S an fo rd lim n in g A u th o rity sta le N egro a ffa irs reri-ntly <-oui|di-l*-d the sale of (iov. W a rre n sa id ho would pay letlllU tiitu llitlg 42,1'Tit.lMHl in vn hc 12.000 rew ard fu r m fo rm .itinn I im- fm tli- financing of *'-»• h iii-tn g project* here, ringing nlHint co nviction of those tin e s responsible fnr the liom h ln g; and George W illiams, .SlIA oxernlive another Sl.ooo fo r Inform ation lo ad ­ dlreelor, iiumuncid this morning. ing In co nviction of Ihnsc g u ilty of (it-nrgiW jlham n nod V o ile bom bing and leavin g explosives W illia m s, Jr., a tto rn e y for the near Je w U h , N egro and C a th olic H IIA , signed fo r the Iannis in cottiers In G re a te r M ia m i. New Y o rk C ity on Dec. II. The In a Sanford hospital where firm o f f’ h rip s Ft-nri nod C-i., M nore died an hour a fte r the blast, Iromllnir firm , sohm ltted the bids his wife told a new spaper reporter: In behalf o f the purchasers. " I have u couple of Ideas who Ronds for Onetle Bre w e r ltavc done It, hut when neo C o u rt, Fifr n o li p fn je el fo r n Ihoae k in a - o f things they N e g tit e li III (o ild sh u lo, to loiter I ^ a v e someone e fkf ik f It." || ..TJd.ODi In value. Tnl» housing w Then she added:- " I was asleep developm ent In now ltd percent at the tim e arid d id n 't see anything. occupied, 1 don't m uch ca re It I live . M y Irninedintelv west o f C a stle home Is w recked. M y ch ild re n ore W illia m a ll grown. Others ra n c a rry on " - Bre w e r C o u rt is H iShe w as reported " s lig h tly im | C ln rk o C o u rt, now under eonproved hut not out nf d a n g e r" to ­ ' stru e lio n . Honda fo r th is Mil unit project sold fo r $702,000. It is day T oday was tn have been Ihr expeeted Ihal it w ill lie ready fo r accupnnrv by N e g ro Finn)lira M oores' 2,1th wedding a n n iv e rsa ry A l Tallahassee, 11)11 H en drix, in A p r il or May. Bonds to ta llin g $;i7a,iHNt in vn head of the Kn K lu x K la n In F ln rlj l a , said ".Moore was a good fellow lire wore sold for the F.dwatd % h o »vns try in g fit help his race llig g ttv: T e s t a ' " project on VYc:’ nut he had lust funnel nut he was T h ird F t reel. Thi* should lie nrgoing about it w ro n g ." ruplt-tl !•v HI w h ile fa m ilie s la lte r M nr-lt, G eorge H e n d rix, who has announced Jtls d u rin g ra n d id n ry for governor nf F lo rid a , W illia m * deelarerl said he had talked In M oore reThe a d m in istra tio n b u ild in g in re n tly C n stle Bre w e r C o u rt has been lie said the K la n " d id n ’t have ro m p fe tril, and ei|ul|iment has anything to do w ith the bom bing. been ordered for it. T h is w ill In­ If we ra n g h i one o f o n r men doing clude a fu ll v p ip iip prd kitchen, It we’d he the first to have him a n u rse ry, and a nil !>v 00 foot prosecuted T h a t's not In n ur p ro ­ a u ditorium se a lin g nltnul 2 On gram and It’ s Just whnt o u r op- per tons. Ilru-k nf the b u ild in g ^ <!• !-■ ■ * F a ir ) w ill lie a large pla yg rou n d fn r children. S hru bbery arid tree* have been planted in the urea, end lawn* are In he ridded hv S k a g g s H a r ­ dens Co,, nf Ja ck so n v ille . C it y M anager C liff o r d M eKIhbln announced th is m orn in g that C it y w orkm en have sta rte d d ig ­ a drainage ditch along . liY N N , Mass. •*)- T he fa mans g in g N ih s n t h a h y siltin g ease w as m ark- Eleven th Street on thn south fa “ elosed'1 today w ith the three side n f W illia m C la rk e Court. chool g irl p rin cip a ls under rn u rt T h is w ill d riiin to h ln rks In th» le n re fn r the theft nf #18,MO area, the w ater ru n n in g Into M ill Creek. Hie home nf a dnclnr. P a v in g o f streets bordering e rta M cC auley, 18, the babyj and one o f h e r two com- C a stle Bre w e r C o rirt Is being Ions. M a rily n C u rry , HI, w ere hair] u p u n til the d ile h w o rk Is re d W ednesday u ndcrM he Juris- com pleted. T he C it y anil S an ford lion of Ihe Y o u th S e rvice Board, H ornin'* A u th o rity have agreed la te agency w h ich handles re- to share equally the coat o f the " ila lln n or Juvenile offenders. paving. en .leffrev, 17. the other o f |rio. was placed on probation CRAFT WAMNINHH «vo y e a n w ith the condition MIAMI f*-Thc Weather II ■ ho spend one y e a r at Ihe o f Inn Hood 8maphard, np- Issued s m a ll c ra fl w a rn in gs at 0 y tor ___ I by C a th o lic siste (art rs for the a h lllta tln n of g irls and women Coaat south of D aytona Beach through the F lo rid a Keys. creed* I,lgnt tn m oderate va rlu h lo winds . But next three tn foil® weeks, r la and M a rily n w ill undergo w ill becom e fresh In m oderately ■ flcatlon processing a fte r strong 20 tn 30 m ile an hour north a decision w ill be m ade by and northeast winds tnday. (he .□ ulh S e rvice Board ns tn W eather B u reau said, and w ill co n ­ future until they reach t l . tinue tonight amt F rid a y . g irls were accused o f steal1, ooo from D r. A lb e rt C ovner -R IK R D A M A H K fhose baby Roberta w as a Fire n f undeterm ined o rig in . T hey went la New Y o rk U m money, the g irts adm itted, caused dam age to clo th in g e a rly at 13,000 n f it n good th is m orn in g in a bedroom o f a and entartainrndfitT T hey tw o s to ry fra m o house a t P it fle tce d out nf Iba re st o l H o lly Avenu e, occupied by C h a rle s flataon and E rn e s t D lc k s o n r N«- Hv IID R F1IT It. T U C K M A N M lfN S A N , K u rcn i F rid a y I '.P T b r 3a day K u rca n cense fire line a g r r r m i al ran out today mi "a r.ithi-r u m liin iis note" n» truce talk* alMiiil A llie d p riso n e r nf war deaths F h e rr u a s no in itlc a llm i here n f p la n s tn e xte n d the a g re e m e n t re sp o n sib le fn r the 30 d a y t w llig h l « . ir T h e fu ll fiv e -m a il a rm ls tle e e n tn tn lH e e s w h le li signed Ihe n rig llia l - ig r e r m r u l N ov. 27 d id m il evert m eet A ll u lf ir ia l U N spuke.m .iM sa id n e ith e r side asked Im an e xle n sin n H ill In a M ib e n m n iltle e session ->t I'a n m iin jo r n T h u rs d a y , H ear A d m II K l.ih h y sa id the Cumim in is ts b u lle d tn e y m a y re [H irl n i.u iy n l th e .vt.issi im n re u u n lrd (n r A llie d p ris m io iN n f w a r died n l e x|H i*u re a m i disease la iiliy - m l it w a s " a r a th e r m n liin iis n u ll- It m ig h t have been a C A IH O . F g y p l >iP I'ollee fife il fo re w a rn in g th a t a ll these people nn rutting E g y p tia n slm lenis tod. v d ie d n f illn e s s " Bond Fifteen Students Issue Is Sold On Hurt As Egyptian Housing Projects Police Use Guns Castle Brewer Is Now [Second Day Of Riol , 90'r C o m p l e t e d ; ins Follows Kind's 2 Others Pushed Pro-Western Mo v e J « N ahantRabysitting 1 Case Closed With Girls’ Sentences ^ n a h i K.? ■ . ___j r t C o vn er. s p p ire n tty . by the fu ro r caused by the SR"ft* IF YOU DON’T ywur S a n fo rd H a ra k l »!SST' ** mt sHiS M ba 4$. r‘ ....... * land*atated C h **f **’ N ' The b u ildin g, w hich Is ow ned by Jam ea H a r r is , was not damaged. am agrd. Firemen answered the c a llI a t #.47 A.M. a* prrde*l ifc m n n -tritium s broke m il in C a iro ami \le \n m lri i fm Hie second lin y In n row over the apparent en try nf Ihe p.ilaci- lulu jm w er polities Iturkslm l tired Irion pnltre not guns in ju red la slu d e n U al Alex anriria. Se ve ra l students and |toll re were reported in lured In C a iro . The slu tle n ls o ve rtu rn e d and «el fir e lo n stre e tca r n e ar the I'a rlla m e n l b u ildin g and pntlco wailed in with h illy clu bs i Thn d istu rbances spread lo seen m liiry school situlcnl* Inxlny F o u r seeunilary schools In Alex nndrla wen- ordered closed. Im-liid ing Ihe Abraxtn School, near (he A le xa n d ria m ain ra ilw a y sla lln ti where police fire d on Ihe stiid e iils Fotiutl and M oham m ed A ll I’ aslta D nlve rsilie * in C a iro and Fa rm ik t'n iv e rs lly in A le xu n tlria were ordered clm.ed Indefinitely Wednexay after u ille g ia le rio ts against K in g F a rrn ik 's apiMUiitinenl Of Iaru W estern a d visors on his pal ace eahlnel. Hufe* Af if) 1‘ asna. pow orlm hanker and ln d o * lrlil|s | who was named by F a rm ik M nnday to bend his Itnyal C a liin e l. has d rd n re d h im se lf p u hliely in favo r of a de­ fense lin k w ilh Ihe W est— a is illc y P re m ie r M uxfapah Nashas P a sh a ’ s governm ent h a stily lu rn e il dnwn In m id M rln her A f lf i Is liaison m an between Fa rnuk and Nnhas and w as p ictu re d as w orking for a co m prom ise sel llem en l of Ihe bloody dispute w illi Ihe llr ills h over Ihe Suet C anal anil Ihe Sudan. Family Of fi KIIIimI Hy FEC Rail Train D A Y T O N A B K A C H ttv— A man. bis w ife and th e ir fn a r rh lld rp n ' were lo rn tn pieces here Inday when a F lo rid a F a s t Coast H a ll­ way tra in stru ck U ie lr ear. The v ic tim s were not Idenlltled Im m ediately A reporter said two of the c h il­ dren had been decapitated. The couple w as sa Id lo ho about 3fl ye ars old; Ihe ch ild re n a anno a red In be under 10 years ofrf. One was an Infant. The tra in dragged the edr, whtrh api appeared In have a F lo rid a license . ale, nltout I.S00 feet north o f the pin cro tsin g The vehicle was Impaled on thn locom otive. T he c a r wns registered ns owned hy M a rk Connor nf West Jn rk sn n vllfe. N T tH 'K M A R K E T N E W Y O R K m -.R ro a d buying su nim rl Inday In the stock m a rke t held p rice s m ode/ately higher. Steels, oils, and ra ils worn among Ihe m ost a ctiv e ly sought o f the m a jo r d iv isio n s, and there w as no sin gle area d e fin ite ly on the dow n­ side. T he list as a w hole posted fra c ­ tio n al gains. Kcnnecott and D uPont w ere up around a point In m oder­ ate a ctiv ity . F a n A m e ric a n W orld A irw a y s traded In one block o f 11,100 shares o ff V i at 11U. Zonito P rodu cts had a b rie f bu rst o f a c tiv ity at a fra c ­ tio n al gain. M ED F L A N K N A U R R O M E -gn— R u ssia n tech n ician s have assem bled 40 R u ssian planes at a irfie ld * n e ar T ira n a , ca p ita l o f A lb a n ia — ju st a fdw m inutes iX - P K I B H T W R D 8 flig h t fro m Ita ly — the A lb a n ia n 4, Ita ly u t - C la lr e Young, N e w sle tte r reported today. o C h ica g o g irl, I t , waa To# Newsletter, published here, today to L u cia n o N e g rln i. the organ of the Albanian Agrar R o m an C a th o lic p rie st n Democratic Fartjr, one ol sevu Albanian exile gratpe that _ jtary. f t o m a rria g e had been >m lo have conlacta with Albanw ith red tape th a t took lo untangle. Newsletter d id not say up her Amefkai Jet* o r .p t v j n s d ism a n tle d fro m the I aw MtoiV.- MV.XX X?^ - r U n .T C - S t t l l , l „ K n rc a i/ t ’ l — I t spp s a rrd s tm iix t r r r ta lu tm la y th a t t h r lu ll In K n rv a n a ro u n d lig h t in g w n u lil lin g e r on dps p llr end « f ■ 3(t-dejr " t r i a l " ppftiw l m i n p rn r ls lim a l h it f lp r Jimp. C rn J s n irn k. V an $’t r r l . I ’ . S. K ig h th A rm ) rn m m a iu lp r, « n s m a S m ith H u r ra r r a r n r r * T h u ra d n y . I t a n > lh ln g big m illt a r llv « r r r |tla m ird u r r x lu - it t- l, <1 - r p in r - l r r r l u i n I h r r - n r r a l w u iilil h r -m i h r fr m it lim - u r a l h U h i «H>|ii i r l r r x . ,. '. ia,SLa.Ifiixg T r a l f t c . ’ $g. id m K M tn ld i-x h e d " t'.IOS 90 No. Doubts Grow Over Release By Hungary Of U. S. Fliers - — Tourist Building Dangers For Future Are Seen By Contributions Go Officials In Paying Fliers’ Fines Over $1,000 Mark counted Allied Pri­ soners Reported To Mnvc Died Of Cold M IM S . F ie .,— (/Pi— Upwards fo r the arrest and ro n rirtla n of den em itere In F lo rid a aoarrd In tn I I I,ISA today f o lio " I n i the V death-bom bing of a N egro le a d ­ er and m ore m ysterious exjilnalona In M ia m i. T he S ta le of F lo rid a offered 12.000 for in ­ fo rm a tio n lending to ennvirlio n o f those rrspunxltde fur the death o f H a rry T . Moore, and another 11,000 fo r s im ila r in ­ form a tio n In ronneellon with a tla ck a on Jew lah, N e g ro and C a th o lic renter-* in Itade ( M ia m i) enm ity, th e r|||et of k M ia m i and M ia m i lle a rh and to n u m e rn u n n rg a n lra lio n a have poatrd rew arda In la lln g |H,323. f clo u d y and a few diow er* and cooler tn -noth a m i ce n ­ tra l portion!! F a ir and colder In extrem e north this afternoon M ostly rlo tidy In south and east een trnl portions, w ith a few show­ ers on thr Southeast Coast in ex­ trem e south |>orttnn N K W H lt v ^ K I l I n A T t H u f e i i A V ~ i >k -------- 1 Two Explosions Rock ' Miami Area But Lo­ cation Of Blasts Can’t Be Learned I W EATH ER Budapest Says Offer Of American Gov­ ernment Has Not Yet Been Accepted Itv JO H N 31. I H G ir r m V F I t L O N D O N 1/1 1 — T h e S o lid W A S IIIN O T O N i.$) -lli- s p m is lh lr News Agency T en * ssiil today ntficbds ennceileil today there are tour spies who psr.srhilled into dangers (nr Hie future In the l!. S. tlnm auls Iasi October from a dri-lslim In pay Ihe $120,000 In linps I '. S. slrp lsne have been e«levied h y C n m n u in lsi H ungary eroled. Ih e s ie n r * derlsred tn •ig.misl four Am erican airm en )i lb** sam e lim e Ih csr a u lh n rl 1 s ill* p it ib from Itn m u nla Ih x i a fifth member of Ih e group Id's .isse itcd Itu-rc w ere com pelling rim im iltril xtdriile In sw ullnw . reason* fm Ihe deelxlutt and llia l C m iti d-uiii-us tn Hu- T o u rist ins poison. in term s of propaganda the result Budding Fund went m-t-r I In- HumI ' a s s s a lil Hie fiv e w r r r I r s in w ill mil n e re ss.irily be e n llre ty sand d'dlni m in k Imlay w ith the n l as spies It* (he " tiu e rle n n •nl*r is e in th r I'm lcd Slates anm um rciui-nt «t the w eekly lu n ch -' llilr lllg r ili- e S e r ilr e . ” w h ic h relln n g .ii* has b rill the II S a ir r r lil lc d (bem in. an K a lia n ra m p men -nice No* 10 as vio lato rs of con <>f flic Kom lm dc C o u n ty Ju n liu fo r d iip la r r d persons. her b o ld e r \ C om m unis! court C h a m li -1 n f Cnm m crcp, ut tinli.nl -li" 'e r d Hiey ea rh w nilld have Y i i ilii ('lid- n( an iim uiym nus co n ­ B y l U r i l A K D O B rg .in In si-end three uinnlhs In ja il if trib u tio n nf li n o from a Hanfm-I the fines w ere III-* paid T he Him V IE N N A i,ft—C o n flic tin g reports garlnn in (ion w .i. w idely d r non n r tnnigbl raised doubts enneerning • I tim i. n l here as iiili in iiin u .il h la e km a il Tin- Ja y re c sp-m»utiwl fund now and ihe fines were term ed a ran iiegnllatbins tor release nf four total* ft.n 2 » 7 3 in--hidlng It nnc 1 A m c n ra n tlier* Jailed ny llm ig a ry . sum d o lla r r o n lr ib u tlo n s In last F rb ls y 'CIW An o fficia l A m e rica n report from (•ii the u e g iliv e stile nf the 0 S d e risio n In pay Hu- fines these Budnpcsl Indicated Ihe llurig.-irlan and Sutur-biy's "Huy A B ln rk " dangers nr disadvantages were Cnm m unists had not yet accepted cam paign Muted a l l S governm ent o ffe r to pay A v a le modt-l -if llu- propom d l rtn- i m in iim ii ,1 leadership can $ 120.non ui fines for release of Iho lo liil- t ir n t m , w-hii li I-* In In- c ic c tuni u nil-iuliledlv w ill explrtll Hie filers, ra iiv lrte d o l v lo la liitg Hie I S ile i ismn in Knro|ie a m i else C om m u n isl co u n try 's borders c il m Fort M ellon P a rk , was piew h i'ir . in im n lrn re of A m e rica n T his m form allo n was ill ro n tllrt soli1 1 11 In 11n* m eeting hy .Iliyc-’IATi i , K N ( 'le * e la n d , J i 1m la \ .in w eal,lies, a,.,I .itsn ,,s evidence " iH i a stale men) hy llu- H u ngarian f--i H-R la ri'iice K n ig h t. The sn uill bnlu.t muiui-eil In, i aniliila, y (li.it (lie airm en were g u ilty The legation III W ashington The lega Ww ill wild i h i illiu iiril model, base,I Htate l.e g ls la liil, in X ,i,t|, \.< I Inin All F o rte men on alt o ffic ia l Him said W i'dnesdiiv n ig h l Ihe id le r He is a gin -lu n le nl ,Sli-lsnn I i m is ,mu were i barged w ith having •'» pay Ihe fines was u 're p lrd , on draw in gs !-* \M-bU,-et K, I Si In*,>1 an-1 is ai |>11--, t■i ti |-i i. d e lih '-ia ie it t iii)aleif tlit- bin ders ml d bad been e xp e rle d H u t the M m igblm i. is ii ■ •unpli-le iriprit ilin g altnine* in Sari I -id -if lln n g a rv In discharge spies The f!|rrv would he released some lim e dtu lm il. from tin- tin y glasr- w in ­ l .'* lit-tsted they Inxl I n rlr way '"d a y dows t-i Hie g I -'i'll hedge .m ill oI •m a flig b l In llr lg r ulr. Y u g oslavia . Ttie new re im rl from llndniie.st and llia l 1lie spv charge was linse may menu delay W alter .1 I bin the liullding. less nelly, t' S high cn m m lsslo n e r and J iv ..... H ill S le m p e i, in i|i»eu» . Am l' ln .n i iiropa gan ih /lng. am hassailnr lit A u s tria , talked lug in-'llnels of fitm iii'illg lluHie K ir m lm may be led In Hunk this aflernonli with Hie C S legat>ukillirikj. bid* fm w liiili were ii then- is i lin k wf ili-trru iin n lln n tlnn in iludaiiest conteil b* the C ity lust F rid a y , m AA'asluUi'.iiui in b a iliillllg M irli (lenrge Aluudt. C S charge pointed m il llia l il may prove in ­ m tile , . ,nd mav In- eurim raged d 'a ffa ire s m Budapest. re|H,rtrd in M u -1* S' ( ‘I,-- lii-i'l, I- , s - , | advisable in in u t ia ct llu- liu lld in g to r in r,e a te r risks in llu- future D onnelly he had seen Ihe llu n g a r nn n "la ln n alone" basis. Hu y ' i t i m n e v i i i n l IV n b l t t i- l | V--* m d ealin g w ith the C S and Its bill n m le rse cre ta ry uf foreign af one l-jil was received fu r w m k " I n n , 1***1,*' a u u * * * m e e i l b i s r n h > t | e ll,reus fairs al noun aliuie, said 3lr. .S trio iirr, who I* -*hi-** f m H4 a t e l l . n r - ' s e n l n i i - - n* .1 Hie H u ngarian Incident m ay i “ Abbott w as told llia l ihe Hun also * member uf the Hanford C it y firoiMi Vn, I s n b i e i l III Hie Deni lead to ,, scries I,f s im ila r Irrita tin g [•'>' ludlcint and fin a n cia l nuthnrlCotiim lsslim . .And Hie " U lH ir alone1, tH -rs(|c 'ta * ' m im a tle s ii tim is in volvin g greator sum s nl i gariuns had made no d ecision s on bid was only s lig h tly under the “rl A m e ric a n n o li- w h ic h wns de M r C le ve la n d w-i,s b u rn a n il u iu llt-y nml more p e o p le - c llh c r 1H (lie tow bid fm the com plete Job In­ • si e.| in See-iiin l" C o un ty and In s m em bers of Iho arm ed forces, dip iilv c re d on C h ris tm a s H a y ," Don cluding a ll m aterials, he added. H --d b l' entirn life bete. lb- wit- tnrnnlx or p rlv a lc eltl/en s T h is n e-Ily lly ssaid (O ily three three bids bids for com plete (lily for the (he com plete ,*.lu,'ntn'i.jn m dill. "rbm ds o f i danger Is seen O'* n il/d lik e ly . In I " T h e llu n g a ris n s in td A h lio tt w mv 'tin - to dblln g w ere |K)dtr fwim i v, e ru d u siim - (Vcm Ui.," m . iir r l. ill/ r if (be C iiin__________ n iu n is l ile that the note was being .m u h lrrc it New Bids May Be Asked On Center, Only .1 Mack (Icvclaml, Jr. Received K u h tnm m iHee* w orking on Hie prolrlenis nf e si hanging w ar prls lin e rs-a n d M ipervising a tru e r still were deu dlm ked when they ail Junmed Ilie lr last s css lu ll m-btro Ihe scheduled e xp ira lm n hour Tho agreem ent ran out at m idnight I to -i m K S t ) T hursday W ashington sources expressed belief Hen. Matthew- B ffldgw ay would approve a |3 day exlensinn of Ihe period In tvhleh Ihr 143 m lla line draw n across Korea Nov, 27 co uld become a perm anent ft-likem ilte d last F rid a y and A r c h ite c t ! fire line H igh d ip ln in u llr o ffic ia ls In M n u g litim Ims reco m iiu -n de d H in t W a s h ln g lo ii sa id the s u p re m e If. lo-w b id * In- m i ll'll fu r, a c c o rd in g to ■ N. com m ander had been aullm r- C ity C le rk I I . N . M ayor, D e ris io n irnnfln*i«4 D m I-r |* T b rf* l no a s k in g f u r new bids re s ts w it li Ms Cleveland, Jr. OftVrs Candidacy Cur C eyisblurc sub* I h r new C ity C iim m is s in ii w h ich w ill hid it * u rg iin ls a llu n m e e titig Ja n . M to -e a t new m e m b e r* and i l n l a m a y o r. Port Terminal Is Promised Help By Sentenced Florida Senators GusToHull it Years Jn Jail F ln r ld a ’ * Iw-o .Si-nntnrs, tje n rg i-Sm athers and K p is s a n l llu llu n d . have p ro m i.ie d '-> go (o th e D e ­ fense D e p a rtm e n t to seek a id m id e n n sid t w ith il- 'p n ii uiant u f f ir la l* as tn |h c fi- n s ih ilitv o f th e p ro ­ je c te d K n rifo n l p o rt and te rm in a l, A lb e it F i l l * soul I in la y . *‘ T b " Sena tors s i r going to *ee bow- the Departm ent feels nlim it fo ste rin g our port p rn jrrt bem use of Hie a p p n rrn t der ir a b ilily of using Hie in liin I w aterw ay w bleli would lie pro lected from siiln n a rln e H ttarxs," M r. F itts staled. " f f the li-p n rim e n t seen fit to sanction Oil* -voter rm it« to .Sanford, it w ill o r r e is a r llv au ­ th orise ennsfru rtlo n o f port and dm k fa rllltie * here In S anford, • ho s o u th e rn most te rm in u s fo r b a rg e s on the SI. Johns U lv n r ," " W e th e n r n illd g e t p r io r it y on scare b u ild in g m a te ria ls to h llllil n u r p ro je c te d p o rt te r ­ m in a l," he added. Ja ck s o n v ille has long lieen know n as the most "v u ln e ra b le ” ta rg e t In the Mouth ft* an enemy since p ra c tic a lly a ll ra il tranxportatlnn Is funnellerl th rou gh Us ra il yard* lo alt o f F lo rid a from a ll points in the nation n orth of the peninsula, M r. F lit s stated. T h is would, In M r. F lit s ' uninlnn, make the planned usa o f the Ml. Jo h ns lllv e r a necessary a lte rn a tiv e f - r sh ip p in g to point.) lit C e n tra l Flo rid a , M eantim e the P o rt T e rm in a l g rou p 's progress has reached a s ta n d s till over the holidays. Ilnw . ever, M r. W illis o f the WIIID T ra n s n o rls tim i Co., barge lin o operators, are p lan nin g to com ” l® Hanford on o r about Ja n . 2h to m eet w ith the cu rre n t te rm in al pla n ne rs to give h is view s anil suggestions. M r. W illis he* thn lone fra n ­ ch ise fa r u n cra tin g a barge line on the ML Jo h ns R iv e r tn H anford, hut h is fra n ch ise h lim ite d on ly In when and If, it nnrt Is constructed in Sanford. T h u s W illis is not now o p e ra tin g o r has the rig h t to uso the chan­ nel u n til such co nstru ction D jo m p lflc d . ~ F L I K H FH O H P. W A S H IN G T O N k f- S e n . M o n o fR .-O re .) today proposed a Senate Investigation of tho case o f tho fo u r A m e ric a n flie r* who warn forced dow n and arrested In Hun* * & „ RuaaaU A rm e d gesting In q u iry telegraphed C h a irm a n (D .-G a .) nf the B e n ito S e rvice s Com m ittee sug­ that the group m ake an " a t the e a rlie st pastlbkt the senators. 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I * lin n i .ii I , i u i i Ml I .it'll11 ; i ,h w rll jj% IM lm (i l x« i l r i r i n till t ■ti I v j;iv»‘li * I hi’ r i r r i spiti m i l h r n s r i i hy um • .mil O n f l l m i I s mi K u r n p r i f Mn* * S h 'i 'itri wn■* h» »'leu i .«• pi $Mil nf A n irrh -riN p l i i r r n r .mil fi'-'ii .-Mill in fii'iilinjii vi till ( n t i i i n n in I In* hitfhr"«l I* i <l»-■ N E W Y O IIK (JD -flU a H u ll, m u­ h n n i Ihe I t r n n v lr le d C u u tim iu is l >tf i! n in/.al nn i a t ilu* 111 ■i a • i *.* v II* Ill I Jlf*.1 .e .ili.in 1 lilt . l i i i -i n n slum -, that •Im* le a d e rs, was sentenced Im la y In in iimw cnirnirml In lit** i*» <*• •* I s '■unis In-hind m em bers of th re e ye a rs in p ris o n fu r c r im in a l law in N a n fu rfl. M ir* mi nni d furi es m 'lu ll a sltuniioli c o n te m p t o f c o u rt " I r I'E p ftftfu lly itih n iM m \ »nn It ifit .1 •-le,iteil b v tlu n g a rv T he sentence Is tn lie served in dnev tn Mn' pcnnln " f fiM n'-l'’ hill t il •eai Im n trnm ineniliers a d d itio n tn a fiv e y e a r te rm u r ('fM in iy in t h r Irn p r th a t I - m ir iv»* of 1 ..... •" ' - * H ir'd i) idely tie re d w lir n he w as c o n v ic te d w ith t h r n i at r it iif lit f i l l w a rd a m i nn-i**-* N* ft '"• iHii-r* i ll Eta i e dli'd Hi*' o th e r p a r ly le a d e rs o f con iv »- i r p ii"***i» tn iin n In I t•i ■ >mtn Mu Mi i i ■(on (■• pay "a a-rnms and s p irin g In le a c h and a d vo ca te v ln I I d iih 1 n f R r p r^ » fn ta tiv M il'll »' ii l i l e " liu l Sen llu m p b lent o v e rth ro w o f the I lu lle d Stales " I -h-'ill r o v iit n n t lv 1 f #*V IJ l M iiiii • aid " T in s .....-Id g o v e rn m en l a* m l fn r H r nn till (I I iiiih * k*n’ '»’i n h r i i» riMMitn.il lo ih r p ro plr I h e c o n te m p l c o n v ic tio n was i i m i i I in t h r jiffa ir A n f M»tr • i*< » »f Mir mmi lit Ih a l Mils i niitilry h.i* based nn c h a rg e s d ia l he fa ile d Mint I w ill n r t l v r l y n jip »hi- H h to s u rre n d e r la s t J u ly 2 In In-gm KKlilX n l r f f n r t a n f t h r truii'H lim * ••• pr* I lot titiin;«ft liv is a(|tI hum.Ill h .iv r no rx p rn rl.ih h ’ N " s e rv in g hlx fiv e y e a r te rm am t Ib s t RyruJh t*ti* A rr liif ijr to ■»■i *I ■»>1 mu •l-ipniv " I d Mi *- ii m o* n f hnm oiPv . " waul he v ie la ir d a m i n t o rd e r in le a v in g »li»tr •»dv * i vunrnt.* •' ll Mil'll rliliif)||#ir if l ( mm ,( i *' var ju risd ictio n of Ihe court ' f v ifin lfi l i k r (i j pi n * m i * » It hoohl in i f r it i l r ir h i Mu n o ilil to M exico r r m f i l at ttia n itta r t a a hsvtMin-# *. Moil Mn. is l» tritlif ini»iM*\ k u ln a p Federal Judge S ylve ste r M flyan M*’ M r r lin r d fo p i , * |iif|$; srn trticed him to three years on riuAl n f li t m g tu la r y mr»* * * fn» upon v each of Ihe two contem pl counts, n il K ln ti'la I'u h llc Rrhn«'l »• -4' h n . Mirnl nil Ih«* SMilr lirpnr^Imrnl'* hiuNOisr to he served co ncurren tly when to h r fim in r r tl* i f t h r *St*»tr'$ h r r *• iirniui mii Ih r • la n riu l nm »IH hm r o rp iii* ^ n* \ r**v *1 i I iim 'I know u h n l u ir lh m K v t r r r he com pletes his liv e year lerm r r m r tn tn i-rl th in rn n t o l liv liu 1 npim In I h r in '* In rrfflN e , hv ir m o v in g t h r i soil t « H C A T T K H F .D F R O S T J A C K S O N V I L L E Wi - S r s ll c r e d r r i l m i f nn tir a v y r f |n lp m » " i, rx u m p tin tf ip iw r v r r * m piipn** <»» mm .I 1 n ( A l m i t l l l v ( i l i m i ) l i t l t r frost I i fn re rsst fnr N orthern I'm ... . ' A H U IIH IIIIJ , Insular F lo rid a F rid a y m orning, fn r n R r in ilt n r a l, m in in g , »»»H tu rn p n rta tifin p n rp n n rs , b ill none is seen fnr Ihe rest nf il v. i * i i v im ; fhi» f IN 11.V , i i!» lhiHiiii*-*N A ilm tn h tr n lH m L I, II I ri la w , \V H I" T a x R e tu rn Is M a d e the jienlnsula. Thu F e d e ra l State Fro st W arn log S e rvice sa id no frost is Imllcat ed fnr S atu rda y and .Sunday The s e rv ice 's fn re rs s l fnr Innlght and F rid a y m orning: F a ir am i co ld e r N o rlh and t'e n l ra l D is tric ts , lowest le m p rra lu re s 32 lo 17 degrees and scattered frost In co ld e r Incalinnx north p or­ tion o f Ihe G a in e sv ille D istrict. No frost danger other sections. Cloudy with a few shnwers and colder Southern D is tric ts . F rid a y : R a th e r cool. F a ir In N o rlh and C e n tra l and some clo u d ­ iness In Houthern D istric ts with a few shower* extrem e Smith T A L L t ll . A H 'H T R I A L N E W Y O R K IjB—T he defense and prosecution com pleted th e ir ruse Im lay in the t r ia l nf M r*. K vyleen C ro n in , to, accused nf stealing #4,000 fro m T a llu la h Bankhead w h ile em ployed as tho actress’ m aid-secretary. T he 12-day hearing wound up q u ic k ly a fte r the defense finished Its testim ony, aim ed at showing M rs. C ro n in raised Iho a ctre ss' ch ecks to p a y M is s Bankhead's e ip e n w a , In clu din g- the cost nf " m a riju a n a , boose, cocaino and s e a ." . T w o prosecution witnesses, tho la s t to be h eard, subm itted b ills and vouchers Haling M iss Bankh e ad 's expenditure* between Oct. 14. 1M I. and Oct. 2. 1M», when M U* Cro nin waa in h er em ploye. T o ta lin g #10,737.21, they Included •uch Item* aa: Room rent, 13,872: “ "I »hnll nl m w o rk ran.* •Iv tvanln Knmr in iir t lr a l m cl Hf r , A il A M I -J) M ia m i lu tc in a l (lev I ftV«* liir t h d il o f f t llllt illf lli" * : th n " e m ie o llic r r * have re c e iv e d llie lr iv hn a t r tin t J u s tly i'id *n < *l •-> first intinllilv t* i, ,,* lit tn.« I ,v -„ *,,r„ Slat*- A V i'lfa ir b e n e fit* " tb n i those win* a rc r ig h t ly e riiiH e d 1" lax law C u r li'lc Cave, deputy la x cutlet' tiie n i o u g lit lie aide tn r •■*■, ,*',■ c * 1 tor who bends the M ia m i office, u f liv in g in crt-n se s." M r, Clevelan d Is a member .it j said n M ia m i holitn operator t ame ^ r t r a a s .'i L a a : the Ju n io r and .Senior ( Immb.-r, "t C n n tm irte , H anford M oxo nir I,o-lgNo. IVJ. A m il m in V rle riiiM o f Fo re ig n AVars. K lw a u i-, Semin ol,* C o u n tv C h ild re n 's C o m m ltl* ". ami the F it s i IlnpMst C bu re li. M r. Cleveland w ill serve as b n own rn m iu tlgtl treasurer and , l ’ iin iu i'il the .Hanford Atln>*n*- N.* tlo n al Bank as h i. D o p o H lfty I'd.KM T O M E E T .Sanford lautue 1211 of E lk . w ill meet to n ig h t a t 11:00 o'clock and a com m itteu report w ill he heard from M o rris Moses, hea.l o f the C h ris tm a s T ree C o m ­ m ittee, ennci-rnlng tho C h ristm a s p a rty given H atu rday fo r under o rivil.-gi'd ch ildren . R o be rt S. B lilh lm e r w ill re p o rt on the re* aulta n f tho recent r in ir it y ball. The Weather " 1 11 “ --------- A s h e v ille Boston C h ica g o Cleveland L o s An aelfls N ew O rlean s N ew Y o rk Seattle W ashington u “8 3 U .B ? « S 5 ’ . S i t e a " : “ / \ - Ju d g e .H a ro ld wojdd^eend the i iS S * * T alla h a sse e l(( W ld iie sita y anil p.iid $3.IWW r*V,'irn covered N ovem ber ! |V,.\ ** M iillra lril M ir R a in h lrr '"''d ie d $38 (Wl In b o ld s hi-ls, must J fit nickel* .lim es anti qu arters \}f' « ™ rrllw«| Hie tax pa ye r as a J‘ |r ■ I lie g a m ble r x name wax not dis I J ! ! i L o u Yi? Hint tutorm ation „ .... . ™ ! .^"“ -s u ' l l ' . J l ' " " from Ihe lip Icrnnl Hovenno's Ja c k s o n v ille o f­ fice An y g a m ble r who has purcltnxed a $30 gam blin g tax stam p has imp til Dee. 31 lo file his m onthly re ­ port Those who do not file w ill com e In for "sp e e d y and close In­ v e stig a tio n ," Cave said M ore than 200 g am blers in tho area have bought stam ps since Iho new law went into effect last mnnth. Letters containing Inx return form s went tn nil who bought stam ps. Cave said 110 of Iho le t­ ters have been returned m a rke d "n o such address,” in d ica tin g the purchasers used false a d d ic u c s . H igh la»w Fre e ly. 48 2fi P L A N E M 1HHING 38 to T R A V IS A I R FO RCE BASF,, -2 28 C a lif, <J3— An A ir F o rce plane w ith 17 to otjiht persona aboard w as m issin g m 43 IS today, b elieved dow n In storm 80 to blown N o rth e rn C a lifo rn ia . 41 27 ,13 T he A ir F o rc e w ithheld Identity S3 40 o f the fiv e passengers and three 21 47 4.41 crew m en, re tu rn in g on a round60 31 tr ip flig h t to F a ir c h ild A ir F o rce •7 7# Id B a se , Spokane, Wash, 43 87 !n r/W/i’<ll/ --.fl-.t;, .'ii'.JtkAs.viA it- hy lu d ir ia l a m i f in it ic ia l iiilh n r l tie s am i th e y added tic H ie) a ild e il th e y could d iv e A bbott no In fo rm at mu w hen •be (lu -rs m ig h t tie relea se d " Ib m n e lly sa id be assu m e d the m ile d e liv e re d C h ris tm a s D a y w as Ihe one in w h ic h Hie 11 b govern silent said it w o u ld pay th e fin e I he lo u r lite r s w e re t o l-'d 1H d a y s ago w hen R u ssia n lig h te r pla n e s bused In llu n g a r v tnreed II <) Hf III IMM# (III 1*1111® ) 'si il y | Navy Party SInj>s •1 1 L V S I S T E P H E N , S. ( f, a s i-a n il p a rlv , s lo g g in g il . » ,*r llir o iig b - till n i a r - M i m d ( m l t v f-o iiu t ( I* r lio d y n f t yium g ( M i) pHit( in t n r w r c ik a g r o l 1*1- |il in r th e i-ito l. i . l r n l i t l r . l a - In s . A ld a s ,i H s n rv S l r * r * o l " tl. J o h n 's, M ic h ., b a il been m is s in g since la s t Ib u rs d a y w hen I m , N a v y pla n e s ilis ip p r a r r it. NT li l'E I ’ E H N , S i e A Navy jia rtv . gnuleil lit * o lio from a I d l in p . sloggeit Ihrongh wi l d in.ii >h lands Imlay m an a tli-in p i lo reach lo o m issing plane* The planes. Unlit s in g le seal fig h t e rs , d is a p p e a re d In a th ic k fug llia l shrouded Hie S n u ill C a ro lin a l,,w ,n'', T h u rsd a y They ,IIS| r,.p()rlPl) over North C a ro lin a un n f lig b l Irn m the ear r ie r l.e v tc o ff N o rfo lk . Va to Sail fo rd . Fla W hat w a t b e lie v e d to tie Ihn w ge u n e s w aIS s sighted v recka IV, It-.g'' " If Hie m e pla piunrx sir-iuei! ------- ‘ gr-aa F n r ilit y The K 08 went aloft early today In d ire ct Hie s ru r.'li opera lion* hy radio. It wns inloted hy U tV ilflniu B n le x lrl who identified Ibe two sighted planes as N avy E ll is , the sam e type ax those m iss illg T h e m is s in g p ilo ts h a v e h e rn id e n lifie d is l, t ( | g ) W illia m Bob e r l D o u g h e rty , A le x a n d ria . M in n , and K its A ld e n n H e n ry S ie ve s, Si J o h n 's , M ic h , A four stale search fur the (wn waa cu lle d oft C h ris tm a s E v e H ow ­ ever. Ihe b lim p ctm lln ticd to patrol the w ild sw am ps around C h a rle s ­ ton In hopes of finding the planes T he N avy suld Ihe planes were sighted about in m iles northwest o f St. Stephen, a tin y lu m berin g town about 33 m ile s north nf C h a r­ leston on the edgn o f South C a ro ­ lin a 's in a cce ssib le H e ll Hole S w am p Tho search pa rty used motorboat*, ami am bulances w ere posted In Iho v icin ity . Tho State H igh w a y FotriMJoine(Mh^lav^jioarcI|£E^ Movie Time Table RIT7. "L o v e N e a t" li4 2 - .3:30 - B;3t) • 7:33 • 0:30 MOVIHLAND ’! " M a and I’a K e ttle B a ck on th e F a rm " (1:30 • 7:16 fe atu re 8:30 Interm lsalun r 0:2t) fe a tu re P R A IR IE L A K E " S u n n y Bid# o f th a S tre e t' 8:30 - 1:80 - 10:00 — — to � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 26, 1951; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4d23dfbfb4e79989d91623436e0d124b.pdf a2926c46acd9b98e69f3abbb3a14f139 PDF Text Text T I R SANFORD HERALD It Thors. Dac. 20, I M l Plenty Of Cash In The Country, But Few Want To Lend ty Demos ‘Prepare Platform ^Asking Debt Cut t OREEN COVE SPRINGS — efFN S) SUrtllnK evidence' of tho 'public frame of mind end present {day grass root* thinking is cvl, danced in the platform adopted -feat week by tho Clay County l>eiMOCrat Executive Committee. , Unfortunately, apace doea not £ £ a m it publication of the full text, • •very world of which la thought* ■"provoking and conatructlve. ‘ I t calla for a return of tho • P arty to the fundamental phllo•feephy of Thomaa Jeffcramt, .Pledge* Ita auppnrt to the oppoal*glon to deficit spending and ever ••Mounting taxation. • Calla for reduction of the naIlona I debt and tho vxerclae of aconomy and efficiency in govern*Ment, both national and atnte. . Goea on record aa vlgoroualy aaepoaing not only the Communlam 7of Ruaala, but every form of ’ socialistic Ideology whether It bo • termed Communlam, 8ocla]iam, * Fascism, Planned Economy or thn {Welfare Slate, ainco they all ,!l*Ve the aame goal — the de- atructlon of the llbertlea, right* 'an d freedom* of the Individual "and lead to the evil of totalitarian dictatorship. It rail* for a purge of the dlahoneat and disloyal person* In government on all level*, elective e r appointive. It ileplore* the lual for power In the executive, Judl. clal nnd legislative branches of government, which la weakening •public moral and la driving tho S u tio n down the road to Socialism, tkaa exposed u* to the horrors of ■war, weakened tho national de­ fease. I t solemnly declares thnt we . MVO reached a fateful hour In War national history and that 1Irvery cltlsen faces the chnlco •o f liberty or despotism, foreign • r domestic and aligns tho DeMocratlc Party of Clay County .'OB the aldo of liberty. It views with alarm the infil(•ration of educational. leligioua, •labor and other organisation* by aubvrrulvo groups which are un­ dermining tho confidence of our . Moplo In the traditional Amori- FRANCE AUSTRIA ITALY RTTEMBERG, : PAPA RAPETTI HI'AfillRTTI l e r v t i a a ta t* P. g , ri.o sK ii M o x tiA ra W i n t e r P a r k l l l n h n a r IT— a s Pa. aaiax D R H. McLAULIN OPTOMETRIST 111 Magaolia Phone M I 1 I MOMIN-" SWITZERLAND, I I ton UN m M iaoia OF THRU Oormnn atntra, shown on map* above, into one, voted overwhelmingly by the combined 8,1103,000 population. I* believed certain of approval by the Allied high commission. Onn slate, M ohenrollern, wa» tho home of the World War I Knlser. Capital Is expected to be Stutt­ gart. Trior to World War It tho area was governed a* two state*, but Ihe All Iw divided It Into three to fit occupation tone boundnrie*. A constitution must be drawn up. {-an system of free enterprise. It encourage* the youth of thn nation to take an active Interest In government, 111 defense of tlieli heritage, nnd rail* on the people a* a whole to unite 111 opposition Di the encroachment of centralised government, defend* state* lights, nnd commend* tile pres* and radio for It* effort* to arouse and awaken the people to the danger that confront* u*. It pledge* it* devoted and vig­ orous action against the invasion of federal or state government of the basic rights, privilege* mid llnmunitle* of the Individual and expresses deep concern over the destruction by Judicial Iutcrpietutlon and usurpation of our Con•dilution. Mold* that public of­ fice I* a public trout ami mIiIiois alliance* between offlelul* mid racketeer*, gambler* and law violators. It rails upon thn Florida le g is­ lature to m art appropriate laws for referendum and recall of stale mid lornl officials who fall to perform the duties of their offire* or fall In the public trust. Itv SAM DAWSON NEW YORK 'Ti—Seldom before has there hern *o much money around. And yel It'* going to cost you more In gel loans from your bank. Interest rate* are rising, bank­ er* *ay, because "money I* tlghl." Till* paradox may seem doubly strange to the layman at this time. The national Income I* at a peak. Money In circulation I* at a seasonal pre-Christmas high. Almost everything that I* ex­ pressed in term* of money I* at a record high: Sale* total* of buslness, wage* and salaries, dividend payments, batik deposjl* and lax collections Mow then ran money be scarce’’ Hankers say that money Isn’t scarce, but that money for lend­ ing purposes is The pace of business hus a lot to do wilh It, bankers explain They (Miinl to the fact that their limns to business are now nl alltime highs And Hie demands of business for still more money to finance Its record expansion of plant and equipment are making It hard for banks to find (hr money to lend • The defense program also rails for more money In be lent by Ihe banks—to finance factories tooling tip, to lake care of the purchase of raw materials, lo carry pay­ rolls for growing defense employrnrril. In help business meet over­ head costs while it wuils for months to produce Ihe arms und collect for them from the U. S. Treasury. The Treasury Itself Is seeking money In less than six months if has spent eight billion dollars more than it has taken In. To keep its cash Imx operating, the Treas­ ury has been selling nolc* tn banks amt selling tax-anticipation notes to corporations—all of Ibis mopping up part of the money supply and making it scarce. Money is particularly tight Just now Seasonally it should ensc nexl month—stores will be paying bnrk their loans out of the money they took In during Ibo Christmas season, and eortairalions wlm have been borrowing from Ihe banks In meet Ihelr December tux instal­ ments will lie paving bark out of tilflir sales reeelpis. The Treasury deficit, too, will ease us (be tax payments roll In Hut Ihe hank* think that the .Innuury easing in the money suplily for lending purimaes won't be as great as usual They foresee Increased demands for ready mon­ ey as defense prodliellnu Is stepped up steadily. And so lliey've raised their In­ terest rale* again. Hales on loan* to borrower* with tho hlgheit credit ruling went to three per cent here today—the highest It ha* been since shortly after the bank holiday* In 1033 llntos on other business loan* are expected to fol­ low suit In time, this Increase will work through most Interest xlrurturr* MATHER'S GIRIED P0TTERV COOKIE JRR W ith C olorful H and P a in te d D e c o ra tio n s f iM U i'illN S liit f l ADI SIVIRAI MONTH! AOO, the photo at top shows Walter Wanger, hts wife, Joan Dennett and agent Jennings I-nng at a New York night club Seated next to Lang (right) Is Barbara Bennett, Joan's sister, M Now, Wanger is charged wllh shooting Lang with Intent lo commit murder. The latter la In a Hollywood hospital wlicro surgeons performed a delicate operation to remove a bullet from his grola At bottom, left, Wanger I* pictured after being released In IS ,n00 belt, returnable Dec. 20. At right, Joan Bennett talks to reporters at her Hovcrly Mills, Calif., homo, The octrrs* said there wilt be no divorce proceedings and boned that her husband “will not bo blamed too mucir for shooting Lang. (International Soundidiotot) li murks aimtiKT stride away from the "easy money" days that started m the Depression and were continued, at II S. Treasury in­ sistence until lust March. Al that time the Federal res­ erve Hoard slopped holding up Ihe price of U S securities—Inc chief way id holding down interest rates The price of federal securi­ ties fell, and tills meant that (he yield you can get nil money you Invest in t! S. securities rose. Interest rates at Ihe hank soon went higher, loo The Interest that the Treasury must pay now for Ihe money It borrows periodically has gone up. The price of itiuny corporate bond* ha* gone down, mennlne Increased Corporations floating P R H S M IliS T n i USED CAR SALE trurl Ihe money Rtipply Hut other* say that the lending of money to business i* not nec­ essarily Inflationary. The banks lend corporation* money so they can do business, produce more goods, build up more capacity. The Into Inflation, lliey bold, comes from Ihe government print­ ing presses—from Treasury Imrrnwing to finance greater govern­ ment spending. Inew securities have had to offer Ihigher Interest rales than a year ago. The trend toward dearer money has hecri slow bill sleady since March And all of that time there has been more and mure money around — more received, more spent, more borrowed Some economists hold lliot this rising Interesl rale will help curb Inflatlnn because it make* borrow­ ing harder and In timo will con- • Decorated • Generous size • For any room o 7 i. u a ^ MAKI THIS A ... 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Why not come in today and choose a car from our stock of truly fine cars, and make this one of thej happiest Christmases of all? * . • • y y ■»»K *■ t, * , .* • I,Y „•* , , 1 ■* * • \ f • *• -** ■V1 '. * , , ’ ' 1i A Liberal allowance will be made for your car with 18 months to pay balance, and the first monthly payment not due until Feb. 1st , ' . IV' * . Il/> || mrm n g aujJnu ivn gtua n JaesJm vtVSVIN fs Two wtx 5 PC. CANISTER SET 4 CANISTERS in the « IBO'.I p o p u l a r M W a h Smmo f e t t e p That Mcko* A J u h -S lf Mothlnoi Keep Your Dollars At Home And Help Make Sanford Grow! ^R sisy H n |f R d s I s l i N • 1960 MERCURY Fordor Sedan Fully Equipped (2 • 1980 MERCURY Tudor Sedan • 1949 MERCURY Fordor Seder • SIWIN0 IH fU ff 1940 PLYMOUTH Fordor Sedan 11M ill I fill**1 7.98 * a Flagui Z MAgLmmiV.'kj"fm 1949 FORD V-8 Station Wagon • 1947 FORD V8 Tudor Sedan A O t JfTTO8 A n T K M I8 — JB& •nuevcMw. WAI *rri •’# 1 ■*<*&*,■’ i :ri t S trw t “G O O D * ; .A BMM �■BHCIKWCfr*-' • ’** *-**+>ii imii ■■■ l i m v wniii i i m ^ i ' .. ' . . ...+ ± • f .— *v , J. .. t .- / • » THE WEATHER h i U t H y TTKcrc h S t r e n f l h — * • Protect the P»sc« Of the World: T t Promote the Progress of America, To Product Prosperity for Sanford. 3 F l » H '<p VOLUME XXXXII1 V / . iw x - lu ta d I 'r t H H L c a tto d Treaty Limit For Italy Is Cut By Allies a n f o r d * ao ■ r*>«*>*«%•n ooor m •« o a* m* AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y f c m7 I* f iu p themI site ’to ___ _________ lo n g p ro te ste d Nn. BN Bv It ItB MKT H. T IT KMAN MUNSAN. Korea 'The Allies today demanded the Red* nceimnt for more than l.und American and olhrr missing UN soldiers and “ en unbelievable number" nf South Koreans not listed ns prisoners of war The demand made In a shifty worded note It was handed In a It.'d liaison ..Hirer m I’anmun Inin \hnrlly after tien Mathew II Huh: way np|.ealed to ( omniums! chief tains to open the .gales of North Korean prison camps It. the Inlet national lied Gloss I'hese developments came as the Allies offered to give up all Island s Off the North Korean coast m a move In hash’ll agreement on ail armistice the Allied note demanded a coin Iptelp explanation of "wide diserep ancles” between the mimher ot Allied prisoners listed hy the Coin ninnuls and the mimher the Allies assert the Beds may hold The note did mil reject Ihe Bed list of ll.oati prisoners which the Beds handed over Tuesday 'More than l.isst of the U N personnel named as I’llWx" m earlier hrontli’asls hy Gotnniimist radios '‘ore missing from Ihe rosier submitted." the note said Olht • in*'k inuni’Ahnvi* hri'ii iisnl since then mi lied rhino's offielal I'eiplllg Itaillo T h e y were broad east with purpotlr.l Ghrlsliuas greetings from Allied prisoners to Ihe folks at home The ofllciul Ill’ll rosier named :i,l!W Amrneans, l Zlti nthcr U N ..... 1?., 7 ,U fi r. l ie Allies anNI they * I 122 17J i bmese aml North Korean prison Steel-W age Talks Collapse Sending Issue To Truman Form er Capone A tto r­ ney Q uestioned On W hat He K now s Of Shakedown S t o r y WASHINGTON r Henry (Tim Dutchmin. i <11ii.ii-h ..Id reitm 'd In M .™ n » i o » i n n U P n I I n rl tonify today . I .1\ it ness In N e g o t i a t i o n s 8—fl I I C (I .... _____ ____ im c-'tg. .turn ul r A , C o m p le te , lo c k ,, * nv «/* D e a d - ,• M e d ia to r n il a lleged S.VHi.noo " l . . \ e x- the Washington on t,-i> man" uiisurrr.l ui'l one ,pi.-stun Naked WASHING l'n \ P Steel labor tils age. In- said I v a liorn in negnllatioiit Diit "on -olvu* nt . miusel n e g o tia tio n s collapsed ro lln p s e il today O nlay and a n il 181*2 |h(, (|lK[lllla. „ ls referred In I'rcsl lie won nmld.i t s,iv \>I.M he horn . , Truman | |u>lng tti n nun or talk tall about im t on; i.ivoUIng dent ,.s being d,,.,,)),,,\ him Mine that dat. i‘\ i i i ' S .Tung, Federal Media t'otifrimled wilt. lit. lefusal, director, ended his memhers of a II.m,--. a..vs and |>^ nrtk t)1 m>k.l , | | .,|t. aM-ttlenienl mean* si.lnonimillee u.-ut into u | | (, |n](j reporters he was sending private huddle to eoiisider whether ||lp to the While House as Ihcy should seek e.nil' inpt aellon hopeless-leaving it up In the .ujainsl Griinew aid nrvallleilt |„ decide on the nexl * ontempt ot Gonri. in of. J,,,., ,(1 , r> ,,, ;iu .r, ., threatene.l *”i>'e pnntsliable h> uj> : . .. year’s v eafs’ l*av strike in ihe vital iinprisoninenl ami t i n ..... fine indii>trs In sonic w h s i: » a- a drangf* <^r -|'rmi,.,i, apparently has Iwo cnngressi.inal m inim i' ,■ hearing, courses to lake Grunewald. a ll.nid fared heavy()|„, t, ,m „i„, n„. t Harlley •••I man. wa- hi Ihe w ine-s chair witti il- provisions for an Mil for inoi an hour day' court mimic lion prohililhng a And. while he trio s, .1 to answer ip te ,1.ions 1 h r -vvas walkout ......... 1 - 'll to re a d I hundred T h is , how rv er would ............ probably. words “ l.v pt.-par iiiorney, 'helve Ihe unsettled steel dispute Iti \ n l ritiltrr mild Mareb"Ub the possibility wdlmin f M ,t.,m v ttiitf ■Inliil I. I«"i* nu\y nr thn .it |'in . i. M in’. own eiiinu a nati.mwide eoal sink.’ M a l l „„| , ........ i" ..nine then wol.l ... 1 on , In ■ ’..tended tin .erim.l course would he tu ih.il Gi.eii wold v . .t ,i•» i’’’V>leni r,,(,,r Up. crisis to ibe Wage or uicoG.I miidiitoii i,. iitiiilll In Slnhiliralloti Hoard (or a led.in ipiestmnllig memln' seltlemenl But the -lutcine.il ilulI lint stop H n w e v e r, it was considered high M also ft;.v. i Ho >ay the mdikelv I’.e board could .m o sub. o.um.ttec h a - , o. .' -■ be .Hugs, people’* ..Vie Hus p.oc, ...... fore Gill Piesl ealbng the■pro. . :i lion J,r)1t m ,1(IiI> , i , . t ,ke ] Friday's U is mile did mil s , . y * And n -u..i:> '• .i Hi i v.imui lie how many of the unaccounted for • • / 'I I ( i* wind tie tommill. ...... . I was t ihsi were Americans L I O N S \ l l l l ) A IK * IIO II •' l1**1" " '• '’" l " '. -' I bis The Im re siihronitiilltee on es I v . " a s will. ,. relcicu.e i>. Ilt.dolph elinnge Ilf prisoner* will meet Sal I | i | | i / l 111 Iw k illfv HuHev lor "mu . i ' . Hi • Sen nrday for tlie first lime since Tnrs , . . * , . ” ........................ . " 1" ■' '■'''■r day The question of wlial happened 111 r* I f i l ’l H l l 1 Ilk llU ele. le.t pi, u,lent oi i v S .,rk to the missing men iindmihli’dly 1 ■” '■ *•** 1 r i i f i m | .muetl on a ", i ilif l.o .... pintwill la- Ihe kry to t h ill session — —— bom The Allied offer to withdraw An article trlk ’.g i.bout tt.. llnlley's name wa . e i ,’ailed friim alleonalldlslam lsvvnsm i.de tinns leeently held by Me l.ioa* hut the refereme plum by staff officer* l» nnolher a rm l f'lnh «l Ibe Sanford I'nru.e,Awe Maloney, a foroou ,lu u .e Me------- ‘ ’ Ilo ■' “| i. , piifltle.it laever u.e* ei'pCivulo D lltfi l s r 'M i f r . t ’ vj A | v n S llre s u b r n m m .................................. lltr e F rid a y A U N 1 ........ Im . «pnea<e.| t Ji V i c * e ld g y in ti o t ’it m « r\iT » v Kp0)<r,N|nnn ( nllrtl II a major uni bei , »t ........ la I em , mnira ||.'m t o r ti ail m /.ihe nf (In' firifiini/iiHnii in i hi’ hould mi! 'Jve L- I'.* inv except Dcmaii'l Ir i<iu ii-yInto M * nnU H » m n imhltc henrin I *• -onniitleo ^ .. . ■W«* ure relurnlnj* lit*«»nl m* title. If .■I'jfletl "A »t*b i pilf nf every n i r m l n - r -* \i i n f f ‘1 **$ f .»t ► * *1h U r n * b p c m llllK 1 11 i M i r O p o «1H ip f n n i l b l t ilt h f n r in r r lv tii*M ) 1 •«»* ffttlHF*! Ill* i*8 f ir n rue* I* I I l.iiuj ft "On j« rnlf 11imI li*n* L* oid i i r u -IM I'M*Iji id 1 cl, . j <h c i lit'ffift* ........... , ...... I vjiviy i' , null.. m .l iti ril »*i t u «ltI lm,: . m \ \n , i . i , , i ■ •*, W 4NIIIN *‘ *> 1 ' d< in m d ( I1I’T, 1.1 1||tl*St , 1lf|1 . | M i h if ii’V I ai*i fpiiM f 111!l ImIiIf l rni i i li.it, T o M ake R uling Is Denied By E x -A g en t UiWar.l the«pne million mark ' ‘ at 10:13 A. M. KST. J tent ha In mntor vehlele aeeideuts wn> oreurrlng s ' s rale that wn, ................................... somewhat slower H ail usual nt till* tlnv of year. One hundred hsd Iwcn tabulated in the first ;M I..... slur.* I l‘ 111 * ---------------------------------— -------♦n.m. t lornl tlmei Wednesiluv | H e a v y snow and it y lilghv. ,v> WASHINGTON oh- John S. Serv i ----------------------------------_ .... .. , a ppa m illy lintlled driving Ii m i i .tuy Ice. oiiMed State Drparlmenl of l l i c n i 1 ........ » 1 *• * I i ill Hll'i if i * In.if Ii n$*\v iifkrI *Vl■I % i , * . *1 I m I u i i flrlal. appealed In the Loyalty Hr h u ! O' ! 1f IM|| . r. .f I v the Siinf’Oil I it m I Mn* ID '' m u view Board today to set aside II* iLitnnrtl* n I i iiii(,il hi M u I • exneelctl b, tart ' bristmns l.tps * t i l l lit 1' 1 *'U l ,t lull* K* .11 1 Ii I ’ll Ilif 1 Ill' ll fills 1 I M *" 1 I1 * finding that there was "reason­ and th.it m..v be a bulam•"'* I..... "" «*"•’" ■'••»"’ lay— ' 1, 1 »i *• f ii <• ul » it DonutlnnB lo the Touml llullil- IcMtay till IIIIV fill till* MmmI ttOil • ll-ft$1• able doubt" of his loyalty. , ............ ..................... - ................ lleptd.lte... ..ini I u m„e fill >ll|* .» L'tin.l ^ L b ii SllllJ lltir u tthis l l l i i / lKt{ l| t . 11.fl. . t i Mi .i i It Stilt ( He challenged the authority of | log Fund rtin reached IdM itn dollars ||)( ,, ((ir ......... ,mrl i. mI . v Ml I I I ||... x 9\l* * I U|»«'tt " I In* fit t did hull \\ u ImM it L*“‘ '* f r ^ c T T r e a H e s 'V ll dB fim l""o th® hoard'ln"m'ake lha ruling'and | morning Just eight day* after * ', rnV.................... iVl1,v.lLV‘ ('fGc"" l u r-t .c 'r Mum-‘ ’"s.'-n" M,’ tniliy •* P »v* - » ;| l|ii> SumI'm* I Km lliei \ imI mui nn I lu 'ti i i lin e ' »>.♦ fi* . i i ; j » i ilk asked 2 r t/.U * : r ir d " r a ‘ Z . , ' t ’ i K S S . i r m ts■a M-----------oa P a s t ■ ■•»••) Mimt . f«»r have advised their workers " l i f e the .,1 not f Thu Lnl of K m I I *\ "O, I im ’ u I n h J h i « bs DH Lli :f aV I lie (ill undo Mlk'l'W ii \ Min! ti |o h his case as an net of simple ( 10,0(1(1 fur the new building to nut tn (Irlvt? if lhi*v drink s * ' J 11,1 irifti fi mt t m 1 o r, to ron-st * tn i I he n»'w fl i li . i i k 4!' "mi I■ ■'*‘ti l|. i >.............. anil nf it I • 1 1 ) i • \ ii n t« t e I \ u ,t i" t Justice." l.e vrrrte.l In Fort Mellon I'nrk The Natnm.tl Sah Ty i miru*H h,in KHi'nih t ,,i"" *' 1 w *,rl) M iltinr* 1. 1,I immhI |,l„, I mI I■ft i H i 1, .1 ,-|i, Service filed Ihe appeal through gut It* Initial $21 ronltibiillon. forernsl thill M»e millionth Irnffie Jl*f. lmim « iw8»i«»in.-** Ilm •. •• » vkifh M .tf n r if v " i .... *i h,, i ’ , '■ tim e d .............. . Id Mg ' l l no m|’ | " >i* ,t,, ....... attorneys a day after loyally Cmittll.utnr* are: .. fatality slm r Sept H. IHK). udl S«*ti !!•.• ipli.« k •» M.n m .hi «d ,i *,n ♦-III t ,i !il*‘ I • it f ft It t*i» t 1i'll Board Chairman lllram Bingham Battle Dry Cleamrs * •' w*nir atMMif nm»n .Sdurday miiii^ti »m»»m i • l «•«< i i .I'.illlll, tins It,'-,, .......p le d l.v „ ‘ \ f , v m I h , io .e l .,,0 -1-,,. •*k: it.* • 1 III »■ 1 unfit " h»M • II ! i 1 nt$ f .-«d l.o d g e N'm I ' l l mI- i i . I i r..|l-tv ,M g tt i f l . \ i i Im * ... ..nd protested Ihe State Department's James It. Jones 1° The identity of ti e .irlii.il mil ........... n. ^ ..... •" ••• Id ,i III,. l • Ih 'ttffll 1 1 i)lh1 In Ml iL (oI'IIIKI II|>|.T' V|| *'f III. no, 11,1,1 i,Millin') (Ml* H I .......... I release of Ihe hoard report that Hanford l.ions Cluli IW llntifh victim will not he knfiwtt l,»r,,l;r 1 d • :« » ,#«m Gt m d L o d g e o f Hi. * *’ I*',. I . j. i I " I . mm I'le v id e o l I * * d . ...Ito o , 't Ii ji h lu* xfinl •' i m ! • m l •! Itt ‘1 IV led lo Ihe firing of Service. .Traffic fatnllliCM unite Sep! I t. D*ndem n »*. $iv*» ............. in our Jimmie's Beauty Shop if li ls .l l lh$* h i - h ” f'ii ♦ i »(111* t . iM t lo t g in b o llin in , i 'I iu m o m im ” f ' I m 1 t. mm, «M pf.ll,, I"11. mm Bingham told Secretary of Stale M. II. Hmlth ......... in I8^». until IIKI2 are edinuitrx, not rrlltri ... ♦i f u s t i f v b .d ld ltlg c o u im lte e , MOMM.oiii'd In • Inive e «p , i ' hhi’.I Hie .............. .lin o E . W . " S c o U la " I f c C a lliy . w h o Acheson in a letter the release Ed Cowan ........... Srn M.inri.nty 'I i flM.t i, grn 1 actual figures \ f 11*1 c * ll. l 11 tu m I-. 1• h 11 N V 1 i Ml p |a |il id Hie .1 l.li I*. Hie I , i f , ilin . il f a t m a r ly o p e ra ta d • p r in t in g H || 41ii iif il it ni ini1U»■ " 1 * *• II 1 Tho Iraffle toll fm P».r»i is inoic rrnlly m ju-rortl lull. Hie ii.lminl' violated Preildent Truman’s order Ed Hhlnhnlser tt h M 1Ml, I I lld .l i'T r Hie ■hop w h a ra th a G o o d ye a r S to re T ile p la l .1 1,0.1 ■tpee J fl> ill l.tll.t I, iH I / 'M t r u l l , hi ,id lln i.’ i i ' i . l i i i i i '. Al Wilson ................ * | than .111,000, an Inert ,ise over thi* nle ia n o w lo c a ta d on P a rk A v e n u e , for secrecy on reports dealing with Earl HigglnlKithain w h trti KM i-ieter . te ile o d s lie ilo .-li * t ie | in ii’,l t.y w re h ile e l t-Tlnii J UAj,1.1,000 reported in l!»**n and nnn ... ...ve . v .i l» . .................... G| ,,t. i , ,"l” - " .lt .1. vn. a rr iv e d h a r y a a ta rd a y f o r a v is it the loyalty of government workers. A. O, BMwrta ...... t u i ll.-il I R ed C ro ss M a p s 5 ptirei with the record 30,tr.» fatrili m e iitrd im . it |M . '.iiii .l .................... .. ................ .. w e re ......... The hoard's decision on Service Hanford Herald ...... w it h h la p a r e n t i, M r . a n d M ra . 11. t r ip lo lu .iM p , " ( I t I , in ly l,II,At lie I I . I , I,n il J a to lis n ll, < lin lll„ il. l " f *!¥ "'M e « *" ' " "] 125 lic.l In 1041. Hid to th e lilllid , m ill M '. i h Mv voted A . M e C a fle y , 1110 P a lm e tto A v e - reversed a State Department Loy fo llo w e d H iro o et. H,. f. iin n i’ii r o m n . H ie . . .vine,........ y (|l , „r .............................. . HI M on* K itr K lm is The Assort,ilrd Press I* parin’ ally Board which had cleared him. John R. William* nua. 1 .1 lo t.I ., >n « . i o o lr r e n r e it W ill now lie , M ild M l llig g n i in Ipatlng In Ihr final ...ort fur tl.r T hKu llrm Fausts Drug Store sin ,el.nn nf n new T-i'l, 1.1 Be. .. . r s ili.v lie n I .I mam i . i 11 |H .rk .’ l lie I r f t H a n fo rd In 1841 to ac­ Service attacked the ruling on Celery City Grill In,tint.,i, t n tarry .... H ie 1m. | im>I iii.ii It.,,Id.Mr tn nnr million mnrk with Ihr Nailon.il s ire d In i. li.M.k H lo f x ! ! ) e i l l l f »< > !!S il. ir . i. g .. r r r r o l c e p t a p o s itio n o f a ta e tr ie lin fo r e ­ that point, contending the board’* M. R. Btrlrkland t.l v... k required ". M.nke Hie r. Safety Council 'n ir At’ flguri”. t r ip lo Km M|te, I . id . iM f hi ll.n k lip m a n , u n d e r th a A i r F o rce s C iv il authority la limlled lo the review D, I.. Ilarpm 10 are tiring given lo r.mnrll Mnlit tit* d r r ln t d to ii H u ll 1 n iiT r going | mI> „ n u rre s s . h . \ i m*tfj M u m * i i Ii i rv 1•** S e rv ic e , a t th a S gn B e rn a d ln o , of case* of emnlnyn* who have Harold Keilnvr .... J mIiii WiltlHllV,, In I G Hmvim iMcKililiiii Acccpls 2ft llclans In (.'hlrago twin’ rnch ijny to h e a r Hi. d n im ir , |i’ - i 'n i n i t n l * in been recommended for dismissal h i n i’ * 1If mi >i k 11E11$'11 i u-iiyi ’ i • i i C a lif., A i r D e p o t, I n 1848 tie w e n t mill l.e.i lllltner -|."t.......... Hn* Thc council tiiliulfttr* th e m Mini Castle Jewelry . 10 by departmental boards. I'nsilinn Wi t h Kirm III null' V\ * i III* • ' HV Ml ' t H1 i IDi t 1 Hie sp e n ,I. .g u l nil H u ll fo re ig n t « A rk a n a a a t o r a lt a s to c k and Kit, ,1 l.lond bank jiioje. t in wl.ndi ■jr, works in what it (orni’i n currec aid iin n ie i " IliJ* i *f <hi’ H 2if*-ti I ♦ 111..!■ | "No departmental loyalty board Powell’s Offire Supply live factor. This means the eimn . 1 1 1 . nr,ter tins pledged m.l...... ( .|lffl,t>, M. KiM.ir., ........... ' M i­ ti n'l l! * *11111)11 If*-I*' Mf ♦ I* J. L, Ingtey ................ in lit ITii»1 1 nd he now baa ever recommended Mr. Serv- John Ivey .._ ......... d l will add a crrinln number A y " d_ I t n r i im .ii, due. im «f of lilnnd H ,e n . M . e d , , , jK ...................................... .. 2ft it I mi ♦ 11i i 111i i *if ♦ In * i: i :»!■». Good con Ice’s dismissal," the brief said. Brlsson Funeral Homo deaths, based on ili.ii'llcal ex s"c' lr" ' 'd ii," " ’drnt",ii '"IV B'dd. H. t |„. r ,ts 2ft u ciitkh ul I D r n f l ^ ' t m ;i ■ K" h pcrlence, to cover the d e a th s r c liu i. ' d frMMi l.ru n p e Ihur* or • y ta r ; around "Therefore, the loyalty Review I-en Larlvtere •Mlliii , (Itilll llilhlm er r.|.i.it.-.t in, Urn |lM, n.e..|,i,d n ............ will, Hi, in Board haa no authority to review liiilfi n f ! hi* p i ni! t <i i I, N t aoma sup- or normally gn unreported In *AaynmniNl Christum* rlnmlv hull eng.ine.lug firm nt Smith mil 200 which reverse the favorable finding Osler-Weller Homt'i Mi | ,f‘iiTp.i»ii i i t f i m.M . * 1 th.it any upol throwiruf "i‘>ney ntt.iv lie nalcl hel Vlem« nriv *| m.I check check. la tita n in the of the Slate Department board." Htemper Bros, Grocvry l lit the MuVfun Inn hint , ; |||, . J , „ k » , , n v i l l . 10 Tho l l I' I(»rnl n i'c iir i* . Mi- O n if it y The connrII had .................. odupled thin •mniinl* h.ui« vpenl <m mutual Snlurduy night, tlit,r>K, ,1 nil emu winter .lima. cnunrll hi... . . which Service also took note of tho Central Florida F oimI* 1ft* ill**1In rt*#l 1lili* iTiurfitni! tlmi V * <I* <1 H<* |. f y , I 11 t I I ,fiui*li« 2ft method a* tho only one by which n ’liilivi’ly M iii.il " " uiti"ut 2ft tho mlllltmlli death ean he rr(mrted lit, ilectiired ihnI John tn it teas trxp<m*lh]f f„r (lie sue I , will i«'|nirt f**t fiiity w il It t!»*• t in M«'mtiia)til | fi»*«|8it«il \ cu . T<An<l'n IdMSliA d ' i SIliW S ft i f r # * board's statement that II had not Andrew Carraway Ins, r.llemn i 'QU't Ih.H In- f„m „ n,i i ’minty It, alt I. I >, ■ .,1 found him guilty of disloyalty and Mra. Oscar Harrison ft on the day It occurs. J. McCb.y G S high t-suiitntxxlsin M -Bof the nffnir and slntedthat Him on Jan 2. au,| Condlllau are gapaelglly fa- that there was no evidence of his Mr. Oscar llarrlson Jiifk'niiville piove,! Itle l.lnui , ' 1 - I. 1- f-,| ft or In Wi'-lern Gentnniv. Mini tils *' fine sum hadbeen realised(.1^ Hv willleave fm w a b l* for railsin la ta ft pot potikry In membership In Ihe Communist Kralley (Wham ...... -t>,>n ns housing run he |iin,l*-,| thi* Iti'iM 'fi! n f H'*i a i i m •i w u u m lstaff h.'**'«• been “ livmg like the Hurry-Anna I’rijipled ('hit2A Cfadurna County, Which ...* jr, w h ic h tthis k _ year J g r or any subversive organise- Bnow'ii Restaurant iTt'e M, -Ktt, 1,1mm now llv<- nt IHIO 8’•| IM ilchO fl. ft PAHIH M^The0 SUnl{ed r Natlnn» D.n.irM.ux nfflrra j I ml * l U ' t i ' i r ' i , , M d id a m lllla n a n d 8 h a lf d o lla r .h ih ti W ill m in t, . I n 1Ml HM i ' f p in . Sally Flalda ........... pnernl Assembly Asseml.lv today iml .v 'lightly .llehilv duelling qonrlers 1 Attention tWas railed hv M L .' MiiL'in.lin Avenue. ft General Mi McKilitiln I.ik served Hie li.n l ion iininiiL* i in ii »lu l ..m l ... Total Bf lU finding of "reaaonabte r.ui reduced the United Slate* share "Tliey m i . hard op wlml In spend Ki.l.nn In tho riimniinitly IT.ri-,1 mas (Tirol slug |>t>,,, i i , mI for City since Fel.ruuiv IPin wln-n lie if iin i/ jt i infiA, a| nt *■*1 ♦)• 4< 11. I*. doubt." therefore. Ihe brief con­ nf U. N. ensts hut lurried down money fm " hr Mild JMwr typo are bain* ralaad ha tinued, the board "haa taken an Gtirtslnins eve at Rn.lio HImII oii ciinie Inoe fimii Wint.-i I'nik, Hi t in to n liiiH tu*» •» »f (J* .le d Ul •n American appeal for an oven Said, Elleml.-r 'lid lie would ilrmiiiiil WTHIl nt 8|00 o’clo.'k 1,ml M«r- wlli’le be .esigncl hh eity i„n-, n n d lfti* Hn* p rn t*i i f ii « I . 'I k in action of tha utmost gitvlly and larger cut. nn Invc'llr.ition mid would urge , M r . M e C a lliy ^ i78T88|8d that hla In otilor to nrci.pt Hie Him l l n * m e n . eoMoquence not only to Service The If. 8 delegation had ener­ that the U ti "nll.ich strloi;*" tn 1is Moses announced ili.H the An» I I raara old i i ^0' Individual but to larger pubIt wns dec hie, I ,11 ui il,n'o limit Christmas Tree party King.',I futd posllinn getically campaigned In mm milieu any furltuu lorrlgn nld grunts Christmas day. / . A form er amThe f i l m o f H im i HI Mild tiille n p ie |i]e .|g e eliei'k.. m i 1 ,11 l , 111 the.. ’ , session* tn get Us share cut lo fin snhl lie wiinls Hit* govern hy tlui organDalinn will hr held Hfarald. an ha vlaltad The board acted under White h in k < In- t, has ih lie I’o n s i,le is l.le w o rk f o r w h ic h a re s lm il.n "> Dhls for construction of ihn ono thlrd of the U. N total, hut incnt tn require Western European nt (lie lodge groiiiid' at il:(Hl the prinDra tU thiso R morning, Home revision of loyalty review ciiiuly lo y * H n iiftu .l, in ,-In ,lin g p liin * mm, I in i in s ire , It te n d ". ' I'm "1 Hie o ld e r proposed Tourist Recreation could allrart the support nf only nations tu earmark greater por­ M. Hutiirday, Fruit, that gludileli studies of the pro),used Water of one Anicriei.u liny wmi,nil,I ill lures which permit diimls- Building, slated to go up in Fort, tiny Nicaragua for this proposal. tions of llidr |.reduction to Ihe 1,0,1 other things T T r . '> i r upon "reasonable doubt." Instead, the Budget Committee mutual nx**stanre program and Ihe children's hearts"will h„ dispens- fro,,t ‘'’nnlnal. They aim have our fight fm ..... I -,,. Vinnunt; Tha prepare,I plans for a sewage ills- one pint of I.I,,Mil " I'ro .pectlve that, there had to be an Mellon Park whan funds aro recommended and Ihe Aisemhly hullding of i joint military force e.l t.y Santa Clnil" Little Mis* Dana Lee Rankin, f'" ‘h" elwtrlfi.iillon <l,»nira will he j.-ke.i to ugn them _____ showing of disloyalty. •fjdM blj, will ho opened and approved today, a decrease from to resist ' ominnnisl aggression |IIIIY«|8itl|f p liili t 1th'! | i I*'«Ikci r h i f k ’*. Latar lha board ordered a re- tabulated a t 4:00 this aflrrnoo* 38.1)3 per cent to 30.30 per cent Rouse Iti inlilicim lea d e r Joseph n m i n i ! n t M I bm M a i l . ll n,. \ l „ | l a * „ , III" , 'ling i, | l.,' fm J||h. aka** of w other federal employ- a t City Hal), City Clerk H. N. W. Marlin Jr. t Mas* ) and Hep , ,Tntve!l In noV,l„l /..! ,I..‘. ...I.|"' f"r th*' f""lt"hl"g of street light- :t, A nt which nil stir, .Muimiitei* and 0V,tl,O f"r r?"‘ “ lha same rule. It also Bayer announced today. TOPHTORV I bollard W II,ill ( II NY I, hack .ltd renditions of rJfour fine "l',ll,n* pinn» log current frntn tins plan!, w tunleer worket* will („■ n-ked t.i agency hoards to tabs 8 Mr. 8a m arid hid* on the TORflNTfi i.k—Canadian news­ from n nmnd-the world lour, Issued soli’ctl'ifls. played from memory. LAKE 91 AllV l,IIOfil *.M p re se n t. ll, T u ih " l n ifu rr iia tlo n I at lha records of 8T4 40-foot building, plana un.1 paper editor* picked the removal a statement nf Itirlr own, denounc­ Mrs. ,\»rry Bird and 1’eler J. f’hlldren of I.nke Mary will m th e p re g rm n w ill he g iv e n hy employes who eaptred fed- specifications for which have of Gen. MicArlhur from his l/olird ing "muddling" In foreign nld. Ihirkcr ni nle brlrf talks In i.ea m ic e after Oct. IT 1847. been prepared by Architect B. J. Nations command as the lop world "We were surpsled to learn that half of the soriiring nf instill- grilher nt the Community llnu.so !Clayton IN i runic. Atlanta, Gn., Houghton, will be preernlrd to news story of 1331, the Canadian nna renson why France tins not menta for tho rapidly growing tonight at 7:.T0 o'clock lo receive blood ilonatio,* field represriitnilvi* presenli. and tn enjoy n program from the south-ea-iern nen. T tho City Commlaalon for decision Press reported today. been able lo supply all Its defense .Seminole High Behind Hand. of enleiTnlniuent, Il was nnm.unL'Attending Ilm iim.iuillee meet­ “n ^ o n tra c t awards at a latter . . . , In the F.uropean army on schedule In Ihe alisenre of Exalted Ruler l.y A. W. Tomkinsnn, who has ing were John Williams, Mr. l ’o* Is beeattxn tnn United Slates has It. I’. Hhnrrock, Eeslectned Lead­ e.l *A««nilng to C it y Manager I C d i v / d ^ failed In iiiovlde Ihe necessary ing Knight Earl HigginlM.ihani charge of the piogrnm. A big lersnn, Col, H G llaiiinm n, ,M lr>— Christ nuts tree has been set up Wallin-.’, Bnvmond l.undipiht and equipment tor whl-h Congress upClifford Me^dbhlrt, Klbhln, bids wero -» — — A al iH m t « m s a d nanafad •• IF YOU b O N T proprlaird the money vnme months presided, Christina* Carols were In the building, ,m,l a large nt- ..Mrs. Velma Goiunlni, rhnpter arc* Law F m l aakad. for both overall tontetary. sung after the meeting adjourned. tendance is expelled. ago," they said. a tm tlo n , Including materials, and a n th e r bid- was s?h-d on C IT V I I A IT . I I D I . I D A V i T I t K( O U T S LIVING COUTH I T labor chargea alone, Thla will Offices nt the C it y Hall will ha WASHINGTON iy*-Thc govern More than 00 Cub Scouts f»oiq. enable tha City to taka advantage TEMrEBATUBE TONIGHT incnl’s coat of living Index rose rinsed Monday and will reopen 10 Urn* will meet tonight at the of any offers of materials a t LAKELAND yv-Tcmperalures another 0.8 per cent to n new peak Wednesday morning, following the First Melliodlsl Church for a eaat tendered. In tho present from 33 to 38 degree., lonlght and As a result, approximately a holiday, City Manager McKil.bin Cl*rl«lmu* prog rum. They huvo Jayeae drive for tourist building (v morning In Extreme million and • quarter railroad announced today. provided the tree and decoratioM North . _Florida and Indications ---------- of - voricari wlU get a pay boost of O. P, Herndon, county clerk, and will present gift* which they The Commlaalon la not planfrost Sunday was forecast today four centa an hour. Tlielr wage stated that offices In tne Court have maim lo their parents, Clin .......... by the Federal Statu Froil-wam-acntci are tied ‘to tho rise and ,Iou*c will ho closed Monday ami Master W. Tyro will he In charge Ing Service. fall of tho Indti. Tuesday, . of tho program. '« ' ■ Hr v h; ,)**.>Y.w*«a„i*-',a^ v - . Jaycee Building *u»d.il-«-£-* 3 , t I»id Of F m l Dyson On IClks Building Accepted By Lodge ; T„ .V. I i ,ivIi*retitei Scottie McCalley* Arkansas Farmer, Visits In Sanford 1• 1 u n i , fix " lorllon attempt Sen. Ellcnder Jabn S. Service Millionth Traffic Death Nears Appeals To Board B it Rate Slower Than Expected Calls For Probe In Lovaltv <Cat AKStKTATF.H I'ltlvHH Of Foreign Aid r .. , Me" _Th».toll of traffic lUallts In the 1*. H. since the advent of the H> T H H the sections now waived but the Western powers h id found no for­ mula for treaty revision which would hrlng agree m ini of Ihe Bus slens to the changes that Italy wanted. As a practical matter, officials ■aid. In View ot many aliegpd vio­ lations by lha Balkan I'ommi EirtHhltMhrd lUOS (J. N. O ffers T o Give Com mies I s l a n d s To H asten T ruce Accord By Xm as H IG H T O W E R selves jiew to t Allies Demand Grunewald Refuses Reds Account t 0 Testify B e f o r e For Posoner, T a x Scandal G r o u p C om m unity C h ristm as C arol S in g ers WASHINGTON LH-Tha United Stalai and other Atlantic Allies today opened the way for Italy to rearm on a largo acale. In de­ fiance of expected bitter Soviet opposition, they waived World War I! peace treaty llmltationa on Ital­ ian armed forces. A note handed bv Secretary o( State Acheion to Italian Ambusaador Alberto Tarchlanl at the Slate Department dated that so far as the United States Is con­ cerned: 1. The peace treaty preamble treating Italy as a defeated enemy "no looser exists": I. Political requirements of the treaty are "auparfluoui," and S. Italy "Is released1' from the treaty’s limitations on armed foreea. In Rome, the Foreign Office an­ nounced that eight nations—the United Statei, Britain, Prance. Holland. Belgium, Orcece, New Zealand and Nationalist C h in ahad agreed to an Italian appeal of Dec. 8 for the treaty changes. The Foreign Office said that with these acceptaneea "Italy hai overcome the humiliating condi­ tions which had been imposed upon her hy the diktat of 1847." Immediate and violent nbjec tlons from Moscow are expected since Russia has opposed every step to strengthen the Atlantic al­ liance, or to revise any Agreement affecting Italy In which Tt had n voice. But U. S. officials arc confident --------- -------------------------the Russians will do nothing more loma of the commun ty Christmas Caro) singers who will purtk-i- j I'holo lly K*ses Bin.... than object and cannot alter the pate In a Christmas Kvo program at 8:00 o’clock over Station WTBU practical effect of (he waivers. The military aectlon of the peace are Included In this group which Is led by Dr. II. W. Buekvr, at right, i rontmittee f.u a rlinrua of men vvhltl. on hides nii-id prisonnel, luio treaty—now waived by the West­ Floyd I’nlmer, Immediately behind him. 1* chairman of the organising ness and pr ifes-.uiuii men. and other- filled with the Gliristiiioi spoil ern powers—limited Italy to 183,000 soldiers, 83,000 carabinieri, one battleship, three cruisers and four destroyer), *00 fighter end recon M iauQM and 190 trans n ab u n c o planes, plan I* U . ...... HANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY DEC. 21. IDA1 W lr o a NEW SPAPER Acheson N ote Opens W ay T o R earm ing .O n L arge Scale By People Of I t a l y B y JO H N r Florida—Cloudy and antlered showers north porlum Partly rlituily with u nlch i .itIrii’ti show* itv south portion followed liy clear­ ing MlfptiK norih lait* iln> afteriimm ami m central anil >>uth perInins lain tonight anil Saturday. Bids To Be Opened On Tourist Building The Weather 111. “MM"’ “ ><aU(, - l.iaftk- ■ - - - - - - - i)iiNNlMklAa4Nb*esi 8.<*jVi<iri»£iXai«■■>c4 �WTCiJ ** ,v •** J -T r. * .. it The Churches 1 M T BAPTIST CHURCH Mk A t o m at Mata Street (f. P. Brook*, J r, Pastor MM L Mil Ur, E4. Director ■nday School 0:45 A.M. ornlng Worahlp 11:00 A.M. raining Union fl:I5 P.M. * renin# W onhlp 7:80 P.M. ftdnetday Service 7:80 P.M. ar-phme*. uraery for Itoth Sunday i t r 'elcornr, CHURCH OF CHRIST 4 **•»»* and Second Street , C. Nlrholaon, Mlnlater ■; N rlth rr I* their* lalvatlon In p y other for thrre I* non* other Sam* under hrnvrn Riven among M i whereby we muit be raved. E«(* 1:12. . |0:0<) A.M. Bible Study. 1-11:00 A.M. Morning Wuralilp. iTiiSO P.M. Sunday Evening Wor* ctylaltore alway* welrome. PIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH f? John H. Holden. MlnUter ' ftM A.M. Bible School. ■ liiOO A.M. Worahlp and Com* Mialon. Sermon: "The Chrlitm ai rifjSo P.M. Worahlp and Sermon, i Our Bible School make* It* an* |nal offering for the eupport of Mr Children'* Home on this Jnriitman Sunday. ' f i r s t CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST 800 Kaat Second Street \ Sunday School 0:30 A.M. : Church 8ervlre 11:00 A.M. ,'>Wedne«day Service 8:00 P.M. y ’ Reading Room Tueeday* and P n d ay i 8:00 to 6:00 P.M. f t AH are welcome to attend our JMVjcei and to uie our Reading d T n a t the true unlverae, Includ* tM man, haa a wholly ipirltual « H n and aplrltual government, trill be brought out In the I<ea* aoa-Bcruion read In all Chrlatlan Silence churche* next Sunday. TM luhject la "|» The Unlvcreu, faeludlng Man, Evolved by Atomic -> Paul’s first Enl atie to the Co­ rinthian* provide* the Oalden Text: "To ua there I* hut ono Cod, the Father, of whom are all thing*, and wo In him; and on* [MM Jeiua Christ, by whom aro -ll) thing*, and wo hy him" (I Car. I: 0). 3 Selection* from the Bible In* elude the following ver*o from Joltn f 1: 31: "All thing* were Made by him: and without him traa not any thing made that wa* Made." - Corrective naaiagca from "Scl* •nee and Health with Key to the ture»" hy Mary Baker Eddy lai "There I* hut on* creator M 4 an* creation. Thl* creation 4 ta a lita of the unfolding of spirit* M l Idea* and their Identities, ■M ah are embraced In the Inf I* Ml* Mind, and forever reflect* 1 H li'4 ■«hM^‘ fi - m « .’.Tit* Rev. H. K. Newell. Paalor > 10:00 A.M. Sunday School. 11:00 A.M. Morning Service. Sermon by H. II. Kuydendall. 7i0U P.M. Sunday night even* ■ellitlc *ervlce. Tho Rev. If. II. Ruidendell preaching, every unu U given u cordial welcome to worahlp will: u« wlm I* not In Mrvlco lomvwhere el*o. it WESLEYAN METHODIST CIIUHCH •i • . Paola floorgo D. Monk, Paalor ChrUtmo* Program: ?, Sunday School 0:48 A.M. i / Worahlp 10:48 A.M. Bible Htudy 7:00 P.M. Prayer Meetla* 7180 P.M. r.,Chrl»tma« Program 7:10 P.M. M .lm y b o d y welrome. _ _ _ Cling-clang ring the bells . . . through vallty snd forsst, through streets and across town and city. Ding-dong sound the bells . . . over the whole land and through the homes and hearts of millions. I t’s Christmas and the whole Christian world makes known its joy snd thankfulness. But there are many corners of this globe that do not know our joy and what it means. To people in these lands this Christmas day will pass like others, and having passed, will be forgotten. Can we, on this day of all days, be content to keep this birthday to ourstlvss? To share it with the universe must be our aim and goal. . . * » . . . and so let's go to church, whsrt ws can ltam to sprsad the Christmas story. Lst us help in tho great work of building stseplss in every land so that Christmas bells may rssch the sars and hearts of all peoplt. Pi**? METHOUIST^CHURciT' r'v. ./• *• Paa.ler ^ I l 4 l A.M. Sunday School. "A N M for ovary ago,'1 iillO O A.M. Morning Worahlp. tm n o n them .: “A Child la Bora'1. '.0 1 8 0 P.M. Evening Wonhlp. Carol and Candla Lighting Ser.O F THB NAZAHKNB T* Avenue R«*ktea, Peeler S u n M l A.M. Dur- * Sunday School c V JFwsMs 11:00 A.M. This Series it Bting Published Each Week in the Sentord Herald with tha Approval ot the Sami note County Ministerial Association, and Sponsored by tha Following Business Establishments: ^ ... . TO U CM TO N D R U G CO. ; v . v d tH Y atY printing co, ' ■ ' r - 'S - . '■ . 'v •.- • . ' hill lumber a bupply yard wilson-maier furniture - J W k* I w . MlMfSI FUNERAL ROMP l.*n. tflV wrmws PLUMING •' i ' i i 1 ... " SMlfiMlAiyMR S a lM ltM a HIM roeiMoar n*« M Wft ’»i' WIGHT GROCERY COMPANY . . banItoed automatic laundry • k.-fo; : :Uy -• ' T U B K -W F R U IT C O M PA N Y ■ ■ v- L i t MOTHERS atm uatt glam a paint co. . -h ««■ . -f- a x t l t TXACMi COUTANT f)*i\ <),t : SANFORD BOAT WORKS . unt* tuxedo raio noa* ' " 1* i-s'.yy, r PMNUBA t „ „ n o te * u u a ■ t h I hoi* * * v -'.wtfjfiyvi-.v■ *T. JomCX X8 A1.TT d e ' m m m m w &• mm ; ' iv jy M KM M I . (, �rv-. PATTBRBOM ■ 7 ~ ~ r r r 7 T 7 •' iM . tha horns of Mn. - - ‘ Gurueharri, had thstr Get Glamorized .JIMty on tha closing day of the For Yuletlde RpOOl, A surprise birthday party was W*. tha mors than 400 people flven At Michaels at his horn* night with 17 y 1 la Sf#nt**lon E ,l*t**> *r* mo»t fast Thursday thankful for our beautiful dub guests attending, roonu in the old Delta ry MinMr. and Mrs. Walter Hagen■In. A committee of men and buckle, who moved Into their women ■pent lust Friday after- new horns on Fifth Street ■ few noon decorating them and they weeks ago are going to be mad.’ •f* V«ry festive und cheerful very happy by the arrival of for the many parties being held thsir ton and daughter-in-law, In them this year. Walter York and Mary Jane. Jge have just Installed u gai The young people are senior-* neWlng system which keep them at Williams and Mary College very comfortable In all weather. In Virginia. Walter Jr. helped T hu Is the biggest Installed Im­ his father pick out their home provement we nave made us u here In Plantation Estate Inst community although the different June and Is anxious to get h*re dubs have provided equipment to see the finished product. The such as kitchen sink, gus stove llagenhuckles hsve a datwhlae elevlriv-turn etc. and son-in-law, Mr. nnd Mrs. Anyone who owns property on Charles K. Fiero of Hrunxvlllc Plantation Estates and belongs t-i N. Y. who are expecting n the Property. Owner's Assncio hlessed event in early Jnnuarv tjon Is permitted to request the and Mrs. Hngenhuckle will reof any of our facilities and turn to lie with her daiiglitec ■iW requests lire grunted on n during that time. first rome first served basis Among the other college pconlo whenever possible. The first returning to their narents for party of the season was held on the holidays Is Dick Maloti" Wednesday night by the Glee from the University of Syracuse Club, with an attendance of to Dr. and Mrs. Francis Malone about 120 people. anil Jim Patterson from the The program consisted of University of Florida. These lw. Christmas carols sang hv the boys nre Just six dsys unart In club as u whole with Miriam age and we predict that uHhoueh Whitaker leading, Mae lA-onard they have not met they will a t the piano and Dr. (Sertrude enjoy each other during this Welt on playing the descants of vacation. a9 iu m h er of the selections on Mrs. Rmisllne Pugh of l.sk. the violin. Monroe has a childhood friend A solo, “White Christmas." Miss Dorothy Mather, with hei was sung by Roy Miller nnd a for the hoi Ids vs. sextet, consisting of N’dle Payne, Rev. nnd Mrs. W. Pnvnlelle Irene Srhlipp, Miriam Whitaker, Kemper had their son Jackson fcrwin Itolhlmrth. Everett Swift with them for three dsys. and Dr. Harry Whitaker sang The food sale, held at the an old French Carol. "Angels Rectory of the All Saints We Have Heard on High". Episcopal Church on Tuesday Delicious refreshemnts of was n huge success. There was Chrlatmaa cakes ulid coffee were an attendance of over .70 peonle seared bv the committee. Nolle and the Committee, which con­ P tjn e , Margery Huck, Annette sisted of Flo Gould and Marie Genoy and Mae Leonard. The Relnert of Plantation told me cakes were baked hv Veronica thev sold out every crumb and realised a nice littl* mm for Kellner. The next party will be the tbrir heating fund. We are very Saturday Nile D .rre Club Party fortunate In having the very and then the big Community Rev. Putnam for our pastor aClub nartv on Christmas Eve. he has a wav of making each Our llttlo Nursery School, which person feel that the affair would not have been a success Rlthou' ih"lr presence. The Saturday Nile Dam’" Club enjoyed movies again Inst meeting after the dancing nn-l refreshments. Freda Prnetscher was hostess for the evening, the refreshments were dainty sand­ wiches anil coffee. Louis filter showed a colored plctur" of California nnd New York. There was an attendance of 37. As usual it was an evening of com­ SI R: :V plete relaxation nnd fun, Mr. und Mrs, Frederic Suin’ have arrived to stay with ns at the Mims Ion for the holiday season. PEARLS Castle Jewelry 111 W. First Spirit By BETTY CLARKE AP Newsfentores Renuly Editor You can get in the Yuletlde mood by developing a holiday look. Start with your topknot nnd get It to the easy grooming singe— either with n new permanent or n new coiffure or both. There art lots of perky hairdos, whether you are In the upsweep or long hnir tamp. Ami for somethlnr really new in coiffure*, the short angel or pondl" coif is charming It is the ideal hairdo fur girls with naturally curly- hnir. Fvere goo-l woman deserves a ’ least one gain dress n vear. This *-nr it mold l.e one of the belowthi’-r-lf boifnn** ’Vcrii with e •,|nn|inr> e-Mlro’’*. Red |r 'i« the must pii-’o'-ir color in gowns |rsi"Rt>d f r holiday wear If eoti or-, biiiliv, the full skir' can be flattering, providing vot have a slim wml-t and liustl'ne tf you chiKise Idaek or another dark shall", pin some gllttci clips to your lire** for extr* •rlamor. This is the season foi hrilliants, so comii your jewel box for oretty linilliles. Take the attitude that it goo*' ■nat enn is hard to find, nnd when you’ve found the perfect cnni|msi 'ion for your own looks, stick to it. Often vnu will notice a friend 'aid s perfe-dlv dreamy- on a par­ ticular niellt. Evervie’.ly tells let so nnd she admit* that It Is i «hnde of makeup elm lust hadiscovered, The next lint" yon see her chances ate she will be wearing an s-litirilv different shade. If you feel you tic. d improve meat in respect to your makeup it might lie that more careful ap­ plication will help. Or sometimes the texture of the ntnkrun is not right for your skin. Oily skins need drier makeup than do normal w dry s|.ln». But insofni ns make­ up shades go, once you've hit the right combination stick to it. Some pills can wear twi. or three shades of makeup and find them ill becoming. Hut usually It Is true, even xvltli these girls, that plfxioq morp Ihim another, one lunkeup enhance, the comKeep in mind, also, that your fingernail lurtpis-r and fuee makeup should be compatible, If you favor it peony simile over a flowershoulii mutch, and yom foundation ing plum Im-qucr, your lipstick RADIO STATION WTRR Kura! Common Senst By SPUDS JOHNSON 14M Kilocycle* As tens of thousand* of motor vehicles, driven hy visitors fiom other stntcs and hy Florida peo­ N .iT rn n .u *00 Wr Merit Jiimhoree ple, will traverse them during * r 10 N « w « ihe next few months, turul high­ * IS Mi fnInu Melody ways of the state are danger 7 no Hcvrn n't'iiH k Club rones of first Importance where 7-JS NVdi ino Hport* At A tll-irifv care and pircauliun are necessary « Oft Ft tnkW* Farle l*rk to prevent tragedy. Hi jo Mti rut ilk C*vut biiifi i is Mtioili In -MurIv To prevent accidents oil rural fl 00 Wot lil At Nlfir highways, the Florida Agricul­ »l li I "li I I I t e r i l o t O t if .i n tural Extension Service is uiginir * So K«r»*tr) Hhow nil farm people to lie especially 9 15 >tor itltiK Herelind* l 0 uu T bImml Hhmv careful while driving or walking 1» St) S 1 to n on them and urging visitors and M 35 T.ilcilt filing others to drive with cure and ob­ I l 100 O i l I l ir e mu i ^Iarr I o I l o u r I I 10 Milt’ll' Oil I'KfAtld serve the rules of the roadtl 4ft Mimic MitwuM Apcorilioif r , rl... Fieri da High 11. *i 12 UU Wtirltl At Noon Way Patrol, high speed ill rural II IS ItiHlIo Form I‘Ik t areas Is the major cause of acci­ 11 10 I two Club dents in Florida With lighter l 00 FoiiUlAr Hinr traffic than in tin- cities mid CIS I♦:«tin Atiler U'iUKt It St) M e n without the restriction of traff** \ %S Tune For Th# Co \ lights, the imtuial tendency ot I 10 HorlngR Hittul ink I IS N A t l o r i . i l 11 iii i rt! Hit*itv many motorists is to speed up J mi Hoi Nulli* ttnm'li when they get out on rural 1 Otl Today'" Minr highways. The idea of making s so SI in*it ol Hho wi'nm* 1:00 SIuaIo Isowro Fmjrnini belter lime on the more open 4:10 Nrvir highway is logical ami cer­ CIS Tim Thno JlVf* tainly l» all right, provided the U:00 Tim I:li>rlivti Il«.nr ti mi N•*wR driver doe* not overdo it, pro­ tiflS KpnrtR KIok of l».iy vided he observes highway regn *:|tl Mmkvt 11 r t lutlons and provided he die* not « Jo Mpt tit as Farado jeupnrdl.tc himself and others. •6:45 I u d o r t M 7:00 Mririliiic iin A Cloud Generally, farm people must £ lo I'l* t'ornniMriiitry tils travel rural highways more than H o n d o Jr Hi lino I I.VRRon 7:10 HoturiUy Nltw lUrinony Club city folks. They must gu to town 7MS Hiintu t lull* must farm people muko regular If 00 VanwI v IUII * .10 Sfc^i Th*» ILind trips t» the fitj two or three «4 till Nile IMlIlofi times a week. Then, of ionise, H.lft Hill ItRMd At nr r ait there are the youngster* who 9 .111 11*o I Mim o T l h i »* Iit tin InH H|m»ir mutt travel the highways five l'» 1ft Jidinny l.nrur Drlt a week to attend school to So Miiyfitlr fun Doni'lnv; Forty days So, it is especially important 1 | oo S ••n r I I Ml*. HUn nrf for faint people to be ratofiil for tloli own guild and the gnol M > im of lltheis. 7 oo Tin* HumblY .MurI ala 7 So *'Id llrf I ftft11 Driving at landviale speed, nli : is llymii" O f All Cliurt hvRi serving all traffic regulations, i MO Art Vnn Dnmnr«* (junrtRt ft: I ft lla tvAllan KVhcwt keeping the vehicle in good con­ ft. SO llrviikfiiRt With A Htar dition, nnd avoiding chance 1 15 Stood" In SIurIo *4 fill taking nnd ii*k of any kind lire World At Nino MiIf. Tunes For Hiindnt ways in which 11ugic accident* 9 10 HumU) Mnrnlrtf* Fffrllvol 10 oo Munlral VariRtlvR 4 00 M u r I K i l l In I n» so Ooi|l#J HlnjerR 4: If I ' - . ). A l l . r l i 11» * 11 oo Church Horvh or 6 MM) A*# Mdl ■* Hutu 13 oo Htrlnfr Ork ft: 30 X j t v sSI.il 'I M u r I Si 10 Thru LlRfonlrtit CI.irr >'* t * fiju lr I it llhii* ft :4ft | ;t»0 Hymn Tlmo 4 eft W ..) bl M HI \ CIS Hominy Knyo nik H . i f R ljf p r iiif F iiin 4:1ft C IO NoM’fl 4:.lo ( li n r t It o r ' h i 1 15 Jimmy horRoy Ork. 7 M M > l l r i r r T .9 \ f i r 2 (Ml Humitiy Shit Inon 7 Ift ■111i*i- l Mti»r 2 -to V"l.c nf Army ( lilt" . It H* • V b *r R 7.1*) 2 IS Fr< rdom Htoiy t.Mlv W #• l i . 1 ft i Jo I I'M** rh i t id i iv H o r o n m l r * ‘A, (Ml I l • blv \l it I I I . « M Ik I t Jo FI v»* ContuilvR set Froriili 4:1ft \N .li« T in • Slutlo 4 JO t u Ik li Vi. I II* | V It iII li 0(45 I («' IT' I « V lie I I t l ) , | (M l* ( •! T ile \ \ tt| ti| 10:00 rri*nm and fuc« powder *hould I I mo N*'\%• complement it. II Oft Him* ((rr r THE SANFORD HERALD Frl. Dec. 31, 1931 Page 3 Osteen Church To Present “Nativity” Christmas The story of the t'lni«t m ild will be presented hy the X**t<•>.. Ihiptist Church this Sunday eve­ ning at 7:lll). The tm> will he iutindum-d hy a |d.t* -lilt, feu tilling tin* jinn...- ill | at in-ent. Five beautiful settles, p.irti.ly­ ing the event of the tart It ot tlllist, will lie pi CM ut.'d by til. primary and lieg!nii',i de-panintl it s. I lie eenddned veiiiti i- 1 sdol clioil will finaish tlo apliinlin. music for the stun Everyone is invited to attend both services this Sunday TinPastor will speak on the tnptc "N llotoii foi Him" ut tin- lo,*i inn* set vice w hich k .it tta s l o'cl.uk CRAFT HAUMNtiS MIAMI ,(v—The Weather Hurciiu tod.iv cuntlmiwi small t rait warn mgs (or another 1H hoars along Florida's East and West Coasts anil up the Atlantic Seaboard from Jacksonville lo Cape Hatteras. N C Fresh lo nimlerately strong zn to :it) mile an hour winds were pre diilcii (or Fluritla from SI Marks olt (lie Gulf Coast Ihmligh hey West and uorttiward to .iacksun vllle The Weather Ilia t ail -.aid Hie winds would slid! to tifsh noitliei Iv over Ihe extreme ninth of Flott tin this ufterniNia. over the central pintuin loliighl .toil Saturday Special WATCH SALK l. tEWEI. I .A D IFS’ O il I'l i.LV MKN’S ( J l ' AKANTKKD $21.95 tax iN ci.rn K b Sanford Jewelry & Luggage Co. :10II Siinlmil r CHRISTMAS DAY PHOTOGRAPHS IN YOUR HOME MIDDLE EAST RAINS I, El RUT, Lebanon ipt — Two weeks of torrential rains hove left • trail of death' and destruction among tens of thousands of lentdwelling Arab refugees In the Mid die East, It wai reported horo to­ day. (Jewish immigrant families In tent camps In Israel also were suffering, reports from Jerusalem and Tef Aviv si ‘ FltOM K A. M. TO R I*. M. ON C1IR14TMAB DAY . . . t h a t Store with the MAN M E N ’S JACKETS BY IIA P l* W ater repellent fabric, with warm fur collars and quiltnl linings fur extrn good looks and comfuit Sir/. k ROBKS Any man would like u file* robs for Christmas! W lm and Blue Rayon Brocade 9.95 WHITE NYLON DRE8M SHIRTS Th# perfsct gift! 8.95 „ SPORT SHIRTS By Airman in wool flannali. far Boya and Man 1.98- 2.89 PAJAMAS ta broadalolh or outing ftanMi Christmas, 1951, will neVer return again but it may be cap­ tured forever in a finephotograph that will bring back fond memories long after Christmas has gona MAKE APPOINTMENTS NOW!! W E R T »• CALL FRED KIR8HNER — 1003 THE JEW ELER “THE DIAMOND AND WATCH HOUSE OF 8ANFOBD” BANK BUILDING PHONE 1098 g fe'-v v ■i- ••• ■ . y '- - ... .. ■■ n iiim * i ;i m �0 * ran And Its Oil M ♦V, M l M . H i I lib—will M ’ CTttWlfIt At 8:tt p: m. EST Monday Um Vatican Radio will broadcait the midnight man that will be cele­ brated In a Vatican chapel—prob­ ably the Mathilde Chapel—by the Pope. Thla broadcaat will be nookid up with varloua radio networks n Europe and the United States. 8anford Herald government of Iran han suggested that the World Bank should temporarily take over management of the nation­ alized Iranian oil Industry, under condition that complete control not be taken from the government. The purpose of the move would be to get tho roflnerlos Into operation again, k « I N « r a . w w a l r l i M m <i m r t l f IT . I S I S , a< I I I P m I O l r i f i i M l M i r i i r M i k u l t > I k * A r t bring cuntomera back to Iranlnn porta and thug bring re­ >•— « . . » « a f M a r c h S. 1ST *. venue from the oil Into the Iranian treasury once moro. An IBS 7 . . ' R O I M S P I . UKAW " porUcL to Im3 Mr. Truman's thole* advance of capital from the Hank, meantime, would not bo to Mil tee heud the Inquiry. Hut Murphy n o m i n e iik a n unwelcome. Will he handicapped from the S n i Ih i m M a a a e a r Previously Iran hat* been opposed to any scheme of start if Congress is unwilling to “ a t i N K ’H i m n . ' ! h i t r s outside management nf tho oil Industry, and hna Instated Ive him more power than the can below on him. thnt It wants nothing from the Western nations except I'rc.ldent tho power of subpoena— money and customers. In their new stand, tho nation's load­ thuTliat’a power to comp*! p**»p1* to ers confess thnt foreign technicians would bo useful, and answer his questions and produce thnt even foreign management, If it must coma with tha any records no wants to see. The President doesn't have subpoena technicians, might ho better Limn nothing. Tho hot-blooded power. And. lacking it himself, he rulers of Iran may have learned thnt lesson; it Is a valuable can't give It to Murphy. n»e.«ouair4 VeiloaNltr nr l»lean V *w *eaa*r I I . o r . . . m u l l . . . nnu. Only Congress, by a vote of N e w Y a r l ) , r ’M r a a * . l i . l m l t . both Houses, can no that, Only If there ever was a day of tho self-sufficient nation. It Congress, q e s a a ( H r • ■ ( » ( . (. •■ !* . tho courts and gran I T h e l l e e a M l a ’ a m e m f c e r u l ( h e is past. I Ivory nation needs something from tho other na­ Juries nave subpoena power. S e w i r l a . e a I’ m . w h l r h I . e n l l l l e - t tions of the world, and in particular thu underdeveloped ones • a e la e lte lr m th e (o r reeahll Presumably Murphy could oper­ f O l t e * o f a l l ( h e le e * I a e w a f i l a l e t ate In conjunction with a grand I * t h l a a e n e e a e e r . o s w e l l a a aU need (lie benefit of the scientific and Industrial experience using Its subpoena powers to 'A F a e w a S lueateh ea. of the more advanced nations. That cxporlance cannot be Jury, make people answer his questions FRIDAY, DKC. 21. m i handed out as mere gifts nf money and machines, but must and produra records. ^TODAY’S IIIHLR VRRRR be brought by skilled workers and supervisors. Foreign cap­ The subpoena power works this ital and management, if restrained from predatory exploita­ way i a Congressional commltteo, TH*” INLAND SBA for example, orders someone to tion, can produce profits and benefits not only for thorn- appear (From Canadian Poetry Magarlne) and testify and bring re, „ r /i „ lipfare and nrar a« the hand, of the solves but also for the nations in which they operate. cords, whether that person works r eea 1where tho ara hold* the land till the climbing dark and all tlmr are dying, where the wall* aru down, and the .and la a building-ground for Du flair nf n jMirl nr lover, nr tho hoy high-flying, and the dunes* of the hcait am free, ll the country we know. Wholly day. and night are trapped In the *oa’» green hair and thia hall-darknca. here ia half our light. Fair and far from the prayers ol the blind and their wiles whu’d have you sleep safe and sound In the boisterous shires of land and surf, Is the country we keep reclaimed In the hay of the mind, Where the smooth white gulls rise ovrA- the snnd am) the nodding heads of the blind, Walk firmly that shore, whatever the wise onrs devise for your footsteps, and find In yoursuli tnu unknown, the only horlions, —Howard Sergeant. I’eppcr Deal ii Reported Hut at Farmed Market -headline. And not Claude either. Congratulations to the Florida Power & Light Co., .the telephone company, and the City of Sanford for co-operating in arranging Chriitmat lighting on Thirteenth Street in Goldsboro. Purpose Or A University Ohio Stale University has had a controversy over a socalled "gng rule," whereby the trustees required speakers to be approved by the president before they could address the students. The many protests have now caused this rule to be made less binding. The fundamental reason behind this and other forms of censorship Is distrust of the average citizen. Many per­ sons in official posts seem to have no faith whatever In other persons' powers of discrimination. This view Is par­ ticularly often applied to students, whose immaturity Is sup­ posed to make them believe anything they hear. Anyone who thinks that college students arc so credulous as that can hardly have had much contact with them. What If undergraduates did find wrong Ideas In n speech? Gordon K. Chalmers, president of Kenyon College, pointed out In a recent talk that persons who worry about it misapprehend the purpose of a university. A university's function Is to lead students to weigh and judgo what they hear. That Involves contact with many widely varying points of view. Salvaged Resources (’iviu luadurs tiro finding Unit tdum clenrnncu benofltn not only a special urea luit the entire community. Houning projcctn enable people to move out of nhnckn and tenements which tire a hliirht on community progress. When those nro torn down the land on which they ntnod can Iw lined for shopping content and industrlea which need room to expand. Thus a double purpose is served. I,eadern who realize thla are co-opcratlnir In rehabllltatlnir alum arena In muny big cities. Hut the slum clearance projects salvage an even moro valuable renouren than land. People who live in slums can­ not contribute as much to tha community aa people who live In whllesomn housing. Slums spread disease, crlmo and bitterness, and the Infection Is so contagious that no part of a community |s safe from It. The land reclaimed and put to better use Is valuable to a city, Helping (teoplo to build better lives for. themselves Is a way of reclaiming the price­ less resource of human enterprise, ( Sandy Anderson lepmls llml l l bee pie called up lo express condolences within an hour after the Herald hit the street* nickenH And The n 7 l . r 7«. Wednesday aflernonrt telling of The New York Timm his narrow escape in an auto­ mobile accident. It pays lo ad­ Tills Is tho limn of yrHr when point quickly, with fewer briefs the shmlow of Churlra Dickens and court actions, had It sum­ vertise. hovers over hearths nml homes, moned the company executives for The National Production Au­ thority, in official recognition of the newsprint shortage, is working out a plan with the publishers of comic mngaxines to reduce the number ol copies printed by 10 percent. We would not like the jesponsibilily of curtailin'.! production of cnmic msgaiincs. Marquis Childs, writing on the subject of “turning the rasrali out", says that for President Truman merely to fire a few crooks here and there can hardlv be expected In redeem his ad­ ministration In the public eyes, ''Once again", he M ils, “it is an instance of ton late If not aim 100 ' 1 Governor Warren has appoint­ ed Reubin Claim: of Miami, now Someone who believe, that UtMy Ulke" In more w»y» da one writee ui *ihli little wyi "A doling kfljl a penny iee happened Itr.iome together tha tana pocket and the dollar i nnca began to put on aln Ukn red cow In a 1new barnyard. T II a big gihiN .Midithe dollar, •d ymi tie a nobody. I am and yon W only a dall I KID. U « ; l « . * - * ' Hut we never expecteil to have his classic work on the Christmas spirit brought ilnwn to the haul realities of Iworitloth-contury Inilustrlal life qullo so firmly as It has been In n tlrrlalon by thu National Labor Itehitlous Ifunrd. Hut there ll is. After granting n Christmas bonus In its employes for twelve years a firm is now illrertcil to bargain with a union that objected to a slsahle cut In til l annual gift. Why? Ilrqausa the bonus hail become an “Integral part of the wage structure.” Pointing to "A Christmas Car­ ol." the lalsir hoard's dissenter, Abe Murdock, q grandfather, wisely notes that “a genuine Christines gift tins no plage on the bargaining Lihlo," We agree. Hut the hoard majority swings a heavy chih straight nut of tha TaftHartley Act, filled with language like “statutory obligation to bargnln," “violation of Section A (a) (0) and (a) (I) of the Acl»**f’ and “deferred compensation for services performed during tha pre­ ceding yet.’.'* Legally the majority may he right, though (not ia for the courts to decide. Perhaps tho Board would have achieved ita a rending of the Dickens classic without reference .to such crass Items as “compensation related di­ rectly to wages." Referring to Mr. Scrooge, the Hoard dissenter notos thnt “even grudging, callous char­ acters have Iwen transformed and moved to participate In the giving of the season." Are wa too naive and childlike to assume th at an unorthodox and extralegal ap­ proach In this esse might have developed Into a mutually satis­ factory agreement between union and company and consignment of the complaint to the flickering flamce of tho Yule log 7 |' GIVING CAMPBELL’S CABINETS # BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES Phone H47 • Jew elry PHONR im til WEST USED CARS M1LLW0RK . Highway 17 92 South Thrift Works Like 1947 BUICK 1939 PLYMOUTH . 2 Door Sedan, Good Transportation $145.00 Super Sedan, Fully 4 Equipped, Radio, Heater, Good Tires. Good Condition. $1190.00 1949 JEEP Station Wagon D o lla r s saved today buy you more things tomor­ row! Save where earnings odd to your income. In su red U p T o $10,000 1948 CHEVROLET Very Low Mileage, Look* Nearly New, Good Tlree, Radio, Heater Sedan, Clean, Good Tirea, Locally Owned Sale $1095.00 $1050.00 NICHOLSONBUICKCO. FIRST FEDERAL Savings & Loan Assn. SIS MAGNOLIA AVENUE TELEPHONE 1031 I l l West First Street SANFORD, FLORIDA FOR L A T E S A N T A S LINGERIE SLIPS Crepe and Nylon lovelies, straight cut anil eight gored styles, tailored or lavishly lace trimmed . . . 1.98 to 10.95 GOWNS Rayon Tricot, Crepn and Nylon in Lace trimmed and tailored styles , . , 1.98 to 12.95 P A JA M A S PANTIES A heatiViful'.assortntpriL of crepe, nylon and rntton . . , Rayon tricot and 1 Nyli n, fancy and plain In white and pastel colors 2.98 to 12.95 59c to 3.95 ROBES Sho’ll ho proud to ownl A Heautlful quilted robe Rayon Tricot, Chenille, Crepe and all wool flannel In pretty rolora . . . . Sanford Forum Herv# frosted strawberries over grapefruit sections for a pretty and refreshing dessert. You ran get tho froien strawberries whole nr sliced. DR. H. McLAULIN OPTOMETRIST 111 MsgMila For dress and casual weal . . . . In Tlaaue Faille, Cot­ ton. Crepe and Nylon, long or abort aleavea and tailor* ed or >dressy stylet . . . . Ph«M l i t • PORTUGUESE STRAW BAdS • ITALIAN POTTERY • HUMMEL FIGURINES FROM OIRMANY • BAVARIAN DEMI TA8SK SETS MILK CLASS ------- SOCIAL SUPPER TRAYR CHRISTMAS CARDS, STATIONERY, OIFT WRAPPINGS MONTEZUMA GIFT SHOP was, doing It Instead of gtvln parking violation ticket and officer replied thnt it wan Chi mas Time and he had a lei extra pennies and wanted f toyshop without any meter t I S & V K T M ^ a 1! HANDBAGS New shipment Just re­ ceived in time for Christmas giving! Oenulne cowhide, linen, and plenties, all cetera end styles P r l n out knd mo our Wrested, ArrantemnnU ol Potted, Plants sad . for the Government or is a private cltlsen. Unless that witneia ans­ wers tho questions and produces the records, he can bo cited for contempt of Congress. Then, If tried and ronvlctad In court, ho can ho Jailed, If It's a grand Jury, ho would be In contempt .if court. The only llmo such a witness con refuse to answer questions and still esespe jail Is when he refuses on tha grounds his testi­ mony might Incriminate him and so land him In Jail anyway. Without subpoena power Mur­ phy couldn’t even order anyone, except employes of the executive i branch, to appear b before him amt produce records. He’ll have power to do that much In the oxecutlvu branch, since he’d be representing the Prcaldrnt. And If the man he wanted t.i quit refused to appear or refused to answer questions, he could lie fired. Hut there wouldn’t ho any Jail penalty for refusing. So If Murphy lacked aubpoenu power mid hiul to limit his ques­ tioning to people employed In the executive brunch, his would hnvc to he n pretty limited Investiga­ tion. And since Congress doesn’t re­ turn till the second week In Ja n ­ uary, even though Mr, Truman ap­ pointed Murphy today there’d he some delay before he got the sub­ poena power from Congress. (If course, lie could ho busy in the meantime authoring n stuff and planning Ills Investigation. At first glance with everyone Interested In the present scandal*. It might seem that Congress would grant subpoena power to Murphy at once. Maybe ft won’t. In the first placo, If enough people In Congress disliked MrTruman’s plans for the Investiga­ tion, they could vote down sub­ poena power for Murphy, Hecond, 1(102 Is an election year, I’olltics , might ho mixed up, in I ho. subpoena question) delaying It or killing It. This Is one wny Murphy cniil I H O I I PAY iV&'V-Fj : �*a _ f • •_____ ;__________ ; gi r . 1 A 1 PHONE 148 Social Calendar FRIDA T The Sanford Tourist n n d 1Shttffleboard Club will have Christmas party at the Navy Cen­ ter i t 8i00. All tourists are urgul ta be present nnd brintr an ex change gift. Pre-Christmas Party Is Given At Center One of the pre-Christ mo* parties for servicemen wa* .*ivrr £ on Tuesday evening at the Navy Center with the Snnfonl (larder Club furnishlmr hostesses. Gay Christmas decorations were used throughout the hall and the refreshment a talde held rentra' arrangem ent of a Santa Claus, red candles and Christmas holly. Entertainment consisted of dancing, and group singing, in eluding Christmas enrols with Mrs Lana accompanying. Refreshment, of cako and coffee were served A those present. m Hostesses were Mrs. |,anr, Mr* Gibson Hates, Mrs, |{. C. Miller and Mrs John Carlton. Xmas Tree Placed In Public Library i tgy Sanford Garden Club the Publi Library presents a holiday ap­ pearance and the children enter. Ing the juvenile room aro enjoy. Ifll Ing the lighted Christmas tree. Wreaths are hung Inside the miter door, nnd greenery has been placed over the fireplaces In troth the adult and Juvenllo renting rooms. Ficturrs In rolor of the Nativity scene h*ve been placed on th-« bulletin hoard at the entrance to tha juvenile room, ss this presses the primary meaning of Christmas, Mrs. E. J. Houghton, librarian, pointed out. Sants Clan t has not been forgotten, however, and a cheery little figure of him appears on the mantle, with pic­ tures of his activities underneath. The library, said Mrs. Moughton, recently received a substantial gift In tho form of a check from a lady who stated that she had de­ rived much enjoyment from the library. Tho more than 200 new bonk* for boys nnd girls, recently added, aro haying a brisk circulation, Mrs. Mnughtun declared. Demand by boys Is heavy for new hanks about space nnd rocket ships. Girls are reading the career book* to decide on futuro occupations, - Today’s Quizzical Quu TEST YOUR ”1. O." (II To whom was the thg first American •< cense Issue klcti has the right of (2) Which way nt an airport, a plane which Is landing nr the one taking off? (1) Who made the first solo flight around the world? (I | Who received the first Distinguished Flving C r o s s awarded by the U. S. Govern­ ment? (o) In flying, which is the stronger tendency, to climb nr to .live? Answers will be found nmong today’s Classified Ails. Iris Gay Flowers To He Married Dec. 29 Sonny Lodge arrived Wednes­ The nmrrleue of Miss Iris Gay Flowers to William Oliver Lind­ day from Scott Air Force Base, sey, Jr. of Macon, On. will take Illinois to be with his parents, Mr. place nt the First Methodist and Mrs. M. J. Lodge, Church on the evening of Dec. 2D Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Ilarrim sn at 7:10 P. M. The Hcv. W. 0. Lindsey of Augusta, fia. father will leave this week-end for 8art Antonio, Tex. where they will of the groom, assisted by thr Rev. .1. K. McKInlrv will perform spend shout a week. the ceremony. Miss Flowers will have a* ma­ Miss Laura Mae Brown will ar­ tron of honor, Sirs. Itrimson rive tomorrow from St, Louis, Mo. Wood* of Atlanta, *lsler of Mr. to spend the holidays with her Lindsey, bridesmaids will be mother, Mrs. G. II. Brown. Miss Norma Jean Prevail of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lavy left Seville end Miss Hetty High of rrcently for Wichita Falls, Tex. DeLnnd, cousins of the bride- where they will visit during the elect. Mr. Lindsey will have as best Christmas holiday. man, the Hcv. Hubert Floyd of Miss Did! Colle of the Univer­ Cartcraville, S, C. Ushrrs will be sity of Florida Is spending the William McClellan of Macon, Ga., Christmas vacation with her p at­ Dixie itoyal, Jr. of Umatilla, and ents, Mr. and Mrs. Julta Cotie of Fredeiick Knasetlcr and John U. Casselberry. Fllo of Sanford. Stanley llrumley will sing, ac­ Billy W. Johnson will arrive companied by Mrs. J. I.. McEwiin. Sunday from Loulsvllls, Ky. to spend several days with his par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. B. Johnson. Xmas Party Given Hy H. R. T. Auxiliary M in Charlotte. True Christmas Music la Guest Of Honor Planned At Mayfair The festive winter resort ntmoe phrte of the Mayfair Inn will give way Sunday night, Dee. 21, to the more serious spirit of the season when at 0:00 o'clock the Chancel chair of the First Prosbyterlsn Church will give a pro­ gram of Christmas music, it was announced today by Charles Mar­ ian, manager. Thr Mayfair Inn has become In­ creasingly popular each year that the New York Giants nrgnnlintlun has hnd it, and this year tho re­ servations for this time of year are at the peak. Mr. Marian said. It has been his policy, he added, to Include In the many activities for the guest* some music thnt t. In keeping with the Yuletlde senson and the thi "Presbyterian choir will provide the Worshipful element of the season’s observation. Thr Mayfair manager said that hr hnd heard many expressions if c( in mends t ion of the Chancel choir’s service Ust .Sunday night at their church and felt thnt they .... will probably repeat nianv of the anthems which they sang then. The group is under the direc­ tion of Mra, George Touhy, Min­ ister of Music, nnd include* Mr*. Harris Folds, Mrs. A. C. Fort, Mrs. Roy Mann, Mrs. Rayburn Mllwce, Rudy C Sloan, Mr*. •'•""‘ tj Mr*. lltlti) Ht’IUI, H ir** Leon Walker, Mrs. J. A. ItUtlim. Mr*. William Curt light, Mr*. K. M. Galloway, Mr*. Clara Ginn, Mr*. Charles Wilke, Mr*. Frank Woodruff III, Miss Elite Hutchi­ son, Miss Mami Wilson. Also Dirk Aiken, Robert Brown, ANNOUNCEMENT William Hong, George Touhy, .1 “Thr Empty Room" a play, will A. Ristllne, Stanley llrumley, Its presented Sunday night at 7:10 CliffoH McKIhMn nnd ChatHc* o'clock at the Hanford Assembly Morrison. of God, Twelfth Street and Laurel Avenue, The public is cordially Invited. Miss Charlotte True of Lake Mary, popular bride-elect of En*. James w . Basham of Warrensburg, Mo., whose wedding will be an event of Jan. 5 at 7:00 P. M. In the Presbyterian Church In Lake Mary, was entertained by Mm. P. D. Anderson of Lake Mary on Tuesday evening at a dessert canasta party. The guest tahtrs were over­ laid with white damask cloths and centered vylth favora of In­ dividual candles In the shape of miniature angels. Cranberry lee, in pear halves, white rakes and white ami red mint*, with coffee, carried out a red and white color scheme. Candles. Brasilian pepper ber­ ries ami a lighted Christmas tree farmed the holiday decoration*. Ml** Hetty Moore held high score and was presented with i pair of pea*nnt towels and Mist. Pilon Raker won the ronsolatlon prise* of orange soap. Ml** True was given a plrrc of silver In her chosen pattern, as A memento of the occasion. Enjoying the evening with tho honoree were her mother, Mrs. R. E. True, Mr*. Raymond Kader, Mrs. Gerald 1.n*stng, Mr*. Robert Callahan, Mrs. George Andrew Speer, Mra. P. D. Anderson, Jr., and MU* Baker, MU* Moore, MU* Mona Ander­ son, and Ml** Donnie Anderson. Garden Gate By NELL M. WILLIAMS Hanford Garden Club BEGONIAS and llow to Grow Them (Part 11) Since most huitlcultm nl varie­ ties of begonias are derived from plants of moist, hot forests, a greenhouse that approximates these condition* is needed to make the best growth nnd pioduci* the finest foliage. Many begonias will tolernle ii reasonably wnim, and preferably midst, living room. Es­ pecially adapted to the home are many forms of Ilex begonia, those varieties derived from II. m*cuIrana, nnd most of the fibrousi noted kinds. Growing Conditions. ■.In horn-* oi greenhouse most liegmiin* dis­ like full exposure to (lie sun ex tept during the very middle >f winter. Moist, elenn air Is Impor­ tant. Use of gas for heating or cooking may prove a liaudii-np. Avoid exposing begonias to draft* nnd violent fUicuiitiun* of tem­ peratures ('.0 to lift degree* F. lit night is ideal. When planting out­ door* select a spot sheltered from strong winds. Home of the fibrousrooted varieties used for bedding produce deep red flowers and ted­ dish bronze foliage when grown III the full sun. Holl Mixture*. . .Begonias will thrive in a wide vnllrly of soils If they me light, pot nits, and have a high percentage of nrgunlc m at­ ter. Of the many suggested soil mixtures try, ns a starter, the fid lew Ing; 2 ,mri, .in,,|v |oum, I part clean, sharp, washed sand, 'a part old leaf mold, '» pmi w,.)| lotted row manure Be siite that the ingredients ate well mixed be­ fore using. Drainage.. ."A soil in i x t n r e must be fttm enough to bo|>| plants up-riglll; must he left loo* ci than for the general run of pot plants; Must be well iltalned,” Hiures* with begonias depends amuch on good drainage as on the soil. Blls of broken pots or small stones should tie placed in the hot tom of the pot. A little sphagnum lonss or crushed pilie needle* over the stone* prevents the soil from sifting througlv (’bnieoiil (*i>e used for chickens) spiinklrd on tIn- sphagnum keep the soil sweet. Water. Because begonias bnv • succulent leaves and stems, many prisons believe (tint lliov reipili • water in excess of other plant In the house walei spin ingle and llioroiigbl v whenever tile plant* begin to diy Set tlie pot in a pin of water to *«ok it up from ImJ om and drain before in inning tinsaucer. Wet soil i* not to the lik ing of any liegohin. Leaves d|o,i ipilrkly if the sod i* too hmv. mid wet, tin- nn hot ami di v, or ilinfts prevail. that U very light amt high (n hu­ mus. Use care and patience to spread tho sred very thinly. Do not cover with soli, or press la the seed. Cover the *ecd pot with glass or a shret of newspaper, and water by dipping the seed pot into a pnn of water. When taking cuttings select only the basal shoots with vegeta­ tive gtowtbs el.owing In the leaf the cnumSrr of copies printed hy axils. Terminal cuttings, with aux­ iliary flowers, sen',out branch or make compact, nusliv plants. Troubles. . . .Begonias are sub- T iff. HANFORD HERALD P « |t S Frl. Dm ! 21. 195! Jrct to all tho pests and diitaaeg that plague othar house plant* and should he treated accor dlngiy. Stunted, deformed leaves nnd flower* are enused by cydami.a mites. The best cure is to dlf* card Immediately such deformed plant*. Addition of Florida State ta Georgia Tech’s IPfi’J grid schedule gave the Yellow Jackets a third new foe for next fall. Army and \ plane nre tho other*. Mr. and Mrs. M. 8 . Nelson will spend the Christmas holidays In with their son ln-law The Ladle* Auxiliary to the Bradenton daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Kd tlrothrrhood of Railroad Train- and mail entertained Wednesday eve­ Humphrey. ning in the IOOK Lodge Hall Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Holleywith its nnmial Christmas party. head will visit In Dallas, Tex., for Holiday decorations were uiril the holidays with their son and on the tables with a lighted daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Christmas tree at one end of William Holleyhead and children. the ball. The guests enjoyed (Continued From Page Two) ally of Florida to vMt their rarol singing, games, and ex­ ALL HAINTH CHl’RCII James Brodle and E. B. Smith. changing of gifts during tho Jr. who am students at the respective parents. Mr. and Mr*. Enterprise W. A. Leffler, and Mr. and Mr*. evening. Very Rev. Lansing G. Putnam, Florida Stats University In Tab A lovely turkey supper was tnhnssee are visiting their parents John L. Galloway Pastor served 1(1 or 10 guests which for the Christmas vacation. ith .Sunday In Advent: Mr. and Mra. Leonard Aucolii Included the members and their Holy Communion 8:0(1 A M. —— have ns their guest Mr. Aucoln's families. Morning Trayer and Sermon Friends of Mrs. Jessie Lodge father, Paul Aucnln of I’ennsylThe chairman. Mrs. P. A. wlll be glad to learn that she n,ma. This will he the first time 11:00 A. M. Rowland, wu* assisted in serving Christmas Eve (Monday I : returner) to her home from in H years that the father nnd bv Mrs. T, Humph rev, Mrs. .1 N. has Carols anil Sermon 11:10 J‘ M the Fernatd-Laughtnn Memorial son hav« spent Christmas toGillen, Mrs. W. It. Itrlnsne. Mrs. Hospital and that her condition i* grther. Followed by Holy Euclinrlsl ,,i *L A. Vnrn. Mrs. C. A. Anderson improved. Midnight. j —• Jr., Mrs. L. H. Ilarve”, Mrs. P. Christmas Morning: ■------Dr. smi Mrs. Edwin Epstein exT. Meek* Mrs. L. A. Tate. Mr*. Holy Eucharist 10:00 A.M. Miss Hcttv Killhlmcr who Is n pect to have ns their guests for Kvn Miller, and Mr. Hey mare student at the University of Mor- the holidays, Mr*. Epstein’s parHI. John, Apostle and Kvange Gruvrs. Ida In Gainesville arrived Wetlnrt- cuts, Mr. anil Mrs. Benjamin Hny- list (Thursday): Holy Eucharist 10:00 A M. tlay to spend the holiday with her tier, and her slstrr, Miss Bonn NAVY (IIHIHTMAH nrents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Snyder of Easton. Md., also Mux Many of the servicemen at tho Blllhlmer. Iltudlch and Miss Wilmn Ruillch of Hanford Naval Auxiliary Air llnltlmore, Md. Ala) Smitn'rt w rll-fillril |m tk hiihl Wash fresh broccoli by piling •Station havr Invited - members of Mr. and Mrs. David A. Dyal lug (be heads up and down In cold their families to n holiday dinner and daughter, Husan, will arrive Other students from the Uni­ wnhrirmis tliin i'a in a tn iv : All tlir at the Station on Christmas day. tomorrow from West Palm Reach versity of Florida who aie spend­ water; then -oak In rolil water In Following the dinner, n Christmas to spend Christmas with Mr. and ing their Christmas vnentinn here which a little salt has ....... added t limps vm i'vt’ p u t w a n t i ' t l . ami m any, 1*1 opagat ion. Begonia* in - in enrol service will lie held In thn Mrs. George E. Wells, and Mrs. are Glenn McCall, Floyd Cooper, for about half an hour. Dialo and peel off tli,. wandv oulaidr eovei i ii used bv seed, stem rutting* (II Station Chapel with Chaplain M. 11. F. Dyal. In Alex Powers, E. C. Harper, Jr., Ing of the -tslk* before cooking. semperfloreiis), leaf e n I t I it g him nv m ure! J. Routerse directing. Kill Kilpatrick, Drnnv Stafford. (Ilex), and division of ihir.oim Mlsa Arlene Jacobson arrived Aubrey Moran, llllly Brinson. Ed Cranberry Juice Is now bottled; and tuber*. Since the seed I* alast night from Duke University Fielding, Joe Corley, and Clark serve lee-cobl as nn apprtlrer. fine ns dust, use a soil mixtni In Durham, North Carolina to Messier. spend the Christmas holidays with her parent*, Mr. ami Mr*. Menu Byron Heard ami Lt. xml Mrs. Jambaon. Bxtn Thompson nnd family of Norfolk, Va. nrrlved yesterday to WILL BE OPEN ALL DAY MONDAY Mr. and Mr*. John E. Brldg** visit Mr. Heard’* parents, Mr. an I DEC. 3 tih 4 111(1S I'M AS EVE. arrived yesterday by plane from Mr*. R. L. Heard for Christmas. Mnrehtad City, N. C. to apenil the Laurier Beard, who Is a student Laurlcr Heard, I* W ll.l. HE CLOSED (IIHIHTM AH DM BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. nnd Mrs. Ralph Went an- holiday* with their sisters, Mr*. at Stetson University, arrived ,ro:mr» H A ST M U ST nounevi the birth of a daughter, T, Bradford Byrd, Miss Ressla rentTy to spend the nolldnys with Zachary and Mrs. A. D. Zachary, his parent*. Wanda Marie, on Dee. 15 at the (Range Memorial Hospital In Or­ Mr. Carl Williams, Mr. Doyle Other* from the Florida Kiiile lando, Mr. Went I* the sou of Mr, and Mrs. Leslie Went of Han­ MrWorther, and Mr. Harold John­ Uoivnsilv in Tallahassee who son will arrive this weekend from will spend the ("tin-llnas holiday* ford, Murray Htalo University in Ken- In Hanford are Mi«* Mary Ann Mis* Marv Gras ....... your fsmlly like crisp thin ln ,h,> halfday* with Ilohlayer, Michael. Mi»» Virginia Wilson. onion silice*? Then servo them on i,n*lr respective parents, Miss Frances Itumldey, Mis, salad greens with n brisk French Mrs. Mildred nabcock haa as her Peggy Wilson, Miss France dressing. Good with hamburgers! guest* Huston Babcock, who Is a t­ Cobb, Ml** June McGill, amt Prepared mustard pep* up may- tending Vanderbilt University and Mlsa Partin. unnaise; iinit the mustard in a CpL and Mra. Irving Brain of Den­ small bowl and blend In the may ver, Cola. CpL Brain will ha sta ­ Mrs. J. M. Brady left today for onualse with a spoon, a little at a tioned In Orrrnvllle, 8. C. in tno Atlanta, On. where he will spend time. rear future. about ten day* with her son-in Miss Penny Wallace who la In law and daughter, Mr. and Mr*. irse’s training at Crawford W. Glenn Wlmhlsh and family. Hire nurse’s Long Hospital In Atlanta will ar- was aceompanied bv Mr*. Mabel rive homo Wednesday to spend Brown who will vl-ll her son. the holldaya with her parents Mr, David Brown, nnd Ids family, In and Mrs. Watson Wallace, 206 E. Macon, (la. Eleventh Street. Mr. and Mr*. C. Randall CoL Dr. and Mra. J. N. Toler, and line of Jacksonville will arrive Mrs. Tolar’s brother, I* R. Mc­ tomorrow to spend Christmas Intyre, will leave tomorrow for with their parents, Mr. and Mr*. Wn: Richmond, Va. where they will C. Collins, Mr*. L. K. Arm­ spend Christmas with Dr. and Mr*. C. strong and thrlr grandmother, T«‘ olar'i son and daughter-in-law, Mr*. C. K. Heinrich. They will re­ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tolar. turn to their home ChristmaDavid Fite and Angus Mclnnls night. returned last set night fri ____ from DavidRobert Pullen will arrive to son College, N. C. and will spend morrow from Murray Hlate Col­ the holidays here with their re­ lege In Kentucky to spend the if* spective parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. holiday his grandparents, Mr. Fite and the Rev. and Mra. A. and Mr*.with P. P. Campbell, an<| Mr.i. 0. Mclnnls. R. D. Morphey of Robblnivlllo. N. C. will arrive 8 unday to spend Mrs. J. J. Duren will arrivo the holidays with her parents, Air. htme Sunday from Washington, Mra. Campbell, and her son, D. C. where she has been for *omv and time with her daughter, Mrs. John Robert Pullen. C. Strobe), and children, while Lt. Mr, and Mr*. K. Chester Dan­ Comdr. Strobe! has been away on iels, Sr, have left for Lumberton, duty. N. C. where they will attend the on Dec. 22 of their son, Mix* Lila Moore Le frier and wedding Warren E. Panicle, to Mlea Bon* MIm Mary Anno Oallowa* have nle Wilson. They will lie aeromreturned home from the Unlver- anted there hy their daughter, Ira. Elizabeth la* and her two children, and another eon, Edward O. Daniel", Jr. of Miami. Church Noticcn ( J i t f t & e & < Lo n . 0 M E N 'S W E A R ANGELS EAT SHACK I r X o $koei that neglect IIIA D ifftmlrr. I uf *1; Skjtfie Castle "THE tit'lDfN linn in A, I". V I'kM* iVl«# 1*1 [., L«*r.4n A for Holiday Stepping B We have a beautiful selection of Life Stride foot wear designed for her busy life. Dress shoes, SATURDAY SPECIAL suit shoes, ensiuils are ready for % her ehimsing , . . ninili) by makers of the famous Busier Brown shoes CHICKEN CHOW MEIN for children. 8TBAMED RICK, HOT ROLL BUTTER, HOT C O M E OR TEA AAA TO H *f . FULL j^rfaw',1 COURSE DINNERS SERVED i »e-%;,e * FROM 11 A. M. ALL DAY SUNDAY . 9 .9 5 Castle Oppoalta Poet Office ALL DAY SUNDAY 'Papeadehte Merchaadka At Lowest Poealbte Prices' 1-\T r v « i . id 1 �0 - .. ~ ' « t t r EaWTOEP MKALD pjr ,. .. •« '/ - ----- -------------- .. „ ? p -«5*gggyyH,\ f t _ • Miami Works Out . /edSem inole Basket Men For Ciemson Test Bow 41-50 To Winter Park Five MIAMI on—Another scrimmage was on Iho program today for the University of Miami Hurricane*, drilling for their flator Howl Lame with Ciemson In Jacksonville New Year’s Day. "The boys nre showing a little more effort on offense than they have In some time.” said Coach Andy (luslafson after Thursday's drill. "However, they nre for from be­ ing remly yet and wo will scrim­ mage them us much as possible this week," he added. Frank McDonald, lowering freshman from Nutlcy, N. J., caught two touchdown pusses Thursday and turned In such a .sparkling all around performance that he may be on u starling end New Year's Day. Charlie Oeorge, dependable tac­ kle, was not in uniform and Halfhack Frank .Smith limited his ac­ tivities to punting und passing, (lex Shiver stayed out ol line-bucking work In rest u sprain. -■ i ;> i *• »sa » ^X- iSi -4 y, im notf iketball Easily Beat Foes oney Dy PRANK ECK ta Editor AP Newsfemtnree Sports NBW YORK—Lloyd Mangrum end Ben Hogan made better their ng out of goir golf during the paat year. The*# The** P«” perfectlonate or a fair living ec;ion*‘* "* the fairway* both won more than 120,000 In tournament golf. So did Jim FefTler and Dr. Cary Mlddlecoff. However, Mangrum led the profeaalonals In money won with *20,* 088 while Hogan, who ha* reitrleted hla tournament* line* hie nearfatal automobile accident of 1940,•—---------------- --------------------------had the beet average. By win* _ Open. As a reault of thla conqueat, nlng three of the aix tournament* In which’ he appeared Hogan Hogan waa named "golfer of the earned 120,400. a feat that In it* year" by the press end radio for self undoubtedly la unprecedented the third time In the four*year hiitory of the award. In the sport. Hogan played tn only »l* POAMlddlecoff, the Memphis den* list, took duwn 424.052 while Fer* s«actioned event* hut he won ill, the Austral!an*hom wlsard three of the five he completed. from Sen Francisco, tam ed f22,* He tied for second in a pro-ama­ teur, wat fourth In the Colonial 800. at Fort Worth and withdrew Hogan was the only golfer to Open from the Phoenix Open due to take two “major tournament*.” lllneia after a flrat round 88. Ha won the U. S. Open for the While the Open la worth more third time and acored hla flrat money the long run, Hogan victory In the Matter*. The latter pocketedIn 112.800 the triumph rounded out the cycle for world championshipby attaking Tam - o’ the 140-pound automaton from Fort Worth} for hu now haa won Shanter. Mangrum, playing 104 rounds of every major) tournament golf in the first 10 The other* a r t the PGA, North months, averaged 70.08. The *llm and South Open and the Western veteran from Chicago, via Dallas, Open, The 1981 winner* were (took down five tournaments—Lot Sam Snead, Tommy Bolt and Angeles, Tuceon, Wilmington, 8. Marty Furgol, respectively, C„ Asalea and St. Paul Opens Hogan, who In 1930 achieved and Ihe Seminole (Palm Beach, the g reeted comeback In sport* H a.) Pro-Amateur. hiitory by winning the Open at Mlddlecoff also took five flrat Philadelphia, made another uphill —Lakeland Park (Calif.) ami fight In taking the 1031 Open at Colonial Invltatlona, All-American Oakland Hllle, Birmingham, Mich. and Eastern and St. Loula Opens, The flrat day out he shot a 70. lie alao tied for first In the KanThat placed him In a tie for 40th saa City Open and finished runplace with 18 othera. A second- nerup in three ovents, Including tiny 73 moved him into a tenth the Wiastern Open. place tie with 10 othera. A 71 on hla morning round of the final day moved Hogan Into fifth 110,009 GIFT place tie with two othera. He then JACKSONVILLE 4VILLE - i* -C a rl S. climaxed hi* Improvement over Swisher, chairman of the Jack­ the ridiculouily-rigged layout with sonville Junior College Board of a three-under-par 87 to win the Trustees, announced the St. Joe tournament with a 287, two hours Paper Company, headed by Roger before the last man waa off the Main, ___ haa given the college 110,courseHa building pro000 to help It waa Hogan'a third atralght gram Itm lnolo Illith's off-the-paco basketball uggrcgratlon Ju*t didn't th t attain yesterday afternoon as they Ixiwed 41-fJO to a smoothi n t W inter Perk* quintet.' Igntcst spot In the Seminole player* defeat was the basket nrof Junior Matts. Against DeLand laid week Metis rouliln't 'from anywhere on the floor as he hit fur only 2 points of Ills By TED MP.IP.K i’a 40 hut yesterday afternoon*" NKW YOIIK (As—Kentucky, de­ pWaa a different story, as this fending NCAA champion, and Illi­ ford guard bucketed from all nois, llig 10 litllsl. strengthened the floor to fa m e r 10 points Ihclr claim to Innotch national Seminole /llgh point man. 'Nrr basketball ranking with doc) ’!clMve Kr.trt 8emlnu)e quintet waa out victories over Dei'uul and North „ all ths way aa Coach Jack n Carolina Thursday night. 1' W inter Park Wildcat*, who Kentucky, ranked second in thin already scored two eaey NKW YDHK uT-An Associated week's Associated Dress poll (i tea, took an early lead and Press survey ul All Ainerleu lot ranking determined before Hie re VST let the Hanford lloopslvrs ball players and leading learns Wildcats walloped HI Johns, the even. showed totluy that many gridiron current No I club), set u new local quintet failed to cover gents—contrary to general Idea— scoring record in the Lexington, fem e a* the Parker1* more make better than average grades. Ky . Memorial Collsouin by thrash­ once brought three men un­ Notable among the football stars ing DcDaul, UHW. hoop with only a lone Hem- who do well oil the field as on aro flliri..................... nols, ranked third, ran North lad to worry the ehot or Dick Kannalcr of Princeton. Carolina of tho Southern Confer­ for the rebound. Iamky Hank Laurlcclla of Tennessee. Hill ence rugged to win easily, 8)00. Ord Center Wise Hardin all- McColl of Stanford. Jim Weather at Chnnipuign. It was the fourth ROiANi all of Oklahoma. Joe Pulumbo of atralght triumph for the unbeaten a cold wao playing beV ft Virginia, Dewey MeConncll ol Wyo llllnl. p ar aa he racked up only DeDaul played Kenturky virtualpoints as against II mark- mlng and Hob Ward nf Mnrylund— ? 4 -Y T A * O L O even for the first 14 minutei, tallied against the DeLand The fact is that tho modern cul then wilted cliff Hagen and Frank ‘ ‘ Jgji we«k( 0 R O N X ATL T V A , leglatu gutnu has become so fust Humxcy led Ihe Hlucgrnxs boys os lh Fred (Janas' Hrmlnulu that tho slow, dumb ty|w of alb tto p e * 7 b / * A K e they turned it Into a rmit. Kentucky Will take a holiday breather l«to can't make the grade led, 4S SSI. at Ihe half ami, H144, tiiA V yW tt& tr M fAOUNK* hitting the practice courts Tennessee's team, tup ranked na­ tVAfM ----------------at the mid of the third period. the first of the year, tionally, averuged 282 uguinst a MIAMI ip North and South foot­ Unbeaten Pennsylvania and Iowa fi t M tr r * flnter Park Jayvee Coach Hill perfect ucudcmic score of t oil, Igcd lido the nntimiul picture with n u t/J boasted hla lanky high which would be nil A. Tho uni­ ball squails planned u morning victories over Michigan and oklai n f team would walk over the versity average for nil male stu­ workout today mid will spend the home. BUCCfAOtf 0 / o e r r /M o North Carolina Stute, South­ ford Jayvee* without it mlto dents was 2.1(1 Laurlcclla aver afternoon at the races ul Tropical ern Conference TH Ar *PL/T /N chump and current­ I'ark. trouble and thay did Just that aged 2 0 unit made tho honor roll P/C/VOM ROCKY ly ranked nlnlli, was upset by Saturday the squuds will return . «a they routed the game 11 squad- In two out of three quurters. Pull­ Manhattan In a battle of unbeaten *PO'LtP RolAH&i to their two u tiny work schedule everybody on the back Andy Korar mndo 2 8 o T H fR rfie e • to gel ready for llielr charity foot- teams, New York University, No. p e e .2 tf bench getting a Palumbo uveruges Just below II hull game In the (Jrangu Howl II, tumbled Holy Cross, No 17. ft6U *K 0 H f'P R § v e * 0 e P tR PiC r RtCORP eo to play. Benford'e Krlder and rollccled 133 hours of ocudom- Christmus night r u t R t4 V L T /H A A K W R /f NYU's 87 7H triumph was Ihe — MB «s W0M 4 r Reynold! had moments when Ic credits In threo and one half a o WtTM M ARC/AM O/ Violets’ lhth straight and was the Coaches Eddie KrdeluU of Navy OUT OR 4 8 / looked hot In the little op- years. Most Virginia students take anil Hill Edwards of Vanderbilt feature of a twin bill before 1.000 I *• IM (Mhrn SnM.1, four years to earn tho required gave the South squad Its first eon- fans in Madison Square Oanlen. litlon offered the Parker Hs. ISO hours for graduation. 11?tact session Thurtaluy but II was Munlialtai) In-Id Ihe favored N 0. ller. r Vf * ................... ..., f« t *1 i tm i Hill Mcf.'oll, Stanford’s lowering a light drill Stale le.’im to u iifl W halftime Ho, t J .....~ .................. 0 u u end, CO-OP MERGER strongly opposed lo Mutual, has has a II plus average and I-. Hrdrlull. viewing Hie sou ml for then polled away to win the first LAKELAND OB—Lake Hamilton about 1,000 acre* of groves. Last - ■ ! i ' l a ore medical student. game, til* so the first lime, hail stiecial praise In f ..............» ............ 0 0 n Dick Kazmaler, tho Princeton Co-operative. Florida’* blggeat As It did Wednesday night Mr. C ..................... 4 I y latnor buck ol lliu year, Is a mu tor Fred Smith of Oklahoma. shipper of frrih cltrua fruit fait season I.ake Hamilton shipped 800,"That fellow Stnllh sure is ugulnst Dill, Peon came frutn be- season, Joined Florida Cltrua 000 boxes of fresh fruit ami han­ a - ..... ...................1 0 « >r In psychology with a c plus KrdeluU commented. "I hind to heut Michigan at Ann Arbor Mutual. hi* lor, a ...... _.......... ............ 0 i) sverago which Is just below I’hl quick," Lake Hamilton, once dled 430,000 for canning. 08(13, behind the smooth playing would say the whole team looks Hirton, k ............. i n , Dcta Rappn rating. to he fast, althiiug'i rather small." of Ernie Heck und Dick flcylaiun. SBC a .......................... als — ........................... ___ Wcathcroll, tho Oklahoma two Three Navy players Joined the Iowa, ploying at home, whipped i f M in limo AII Ameriea tacklo, majors squad to br'-ug it to full 20 pluyur the Sooners. .30 to, as Chuck Dar­ Hie r ling Hipped in 30 (mints for the /, * 1• in business administration anil has strength llntuvaa*. r __ a II average. Mihaion. r ..................a 4 to Yale's Coach Herman Hickman Huwkeyes. II was Iowa’s fifth In McConnell, Wyoming’s 00■minute his team of Yankees through a row [W ner, c ......... . ... . 11 0 n end, has a U-nlus averugo. lie m a­ sent a long workout, highlighted by u A 0:dla> dmihlcheader turnout B it* » ■ -....................- » 1 1 jors In commerce. of 1..HKI saw two overtime fray* one hour rotary scrimmage S e E " '.* ......................... q u o "Boy, It sure looks like this Is with Texas Christian nipping Ne­ Hob Ward, another two lime All B ford K L ..... - .................. . 1* »41 America, has a II average ul Mary­ Ihe year for the Yankees," said braska. 38.37. on Jim Knox's free Oter Park land In business administration, Hickman, whose learns have tost Ihrow wdh 31 seconds left, and _jT*s _ throws ml ■«•(!. Winter and was vice president of the Slu two of the three previous contests. Southern MclhndiM taking Texas Hti drown: Hnenr*. dent (iuvernlng Council but hud to Three Yankee gridden, Colum­ Tech, !W 18 *.* r.fl‘ 1?1 B in f-.rit 1 resign because of “ family" pres bia's (ierald Audette, Hob llorrell Cnnbdui beat Oar Imouth, 02-48, sure. Hu has a wife and two chil­ and Diek Kuh. both of Mleiiigan and Colgate defeated Uuffalo, (17.Stale, were bruised but not seri­ no, In a twin loll before 3,774 at dren. Durlmouth's contulu, William ously hurt In Ihe rough worknul Rulfulii. N. Y. In other major games Cornell Vcsprlnl, has u ll average, uml nipped Tulune, .31 5<i; Oeorgetnwn III IIt NS TO DEATH Wisconsin’s captain, Jam es Hum NASHVILLE, Teim. lAV-Morll- trounced Drimelim, HI UJ; llrailluy inond, an offensive fullback, spo dallies In hnrllculluro with un uv liter Trull, 37 your old managing bout Colorado, IK138; Vunilerbllt cdllor nf the Nashville llanner, conquered Hire. la.Vi; Arkansas erago close to A. Hill Kenton, rugged sophomore died early today In a fire which humbled Missouri. 4«i 13; West Vir­ ginia wullo|H'd William und Mury, at lowu, hud m)th(ng but A’s on destroyed his homo. Trull apparently had been on a B7-fW; Utah took lais Angeles, 00hi* final freshman report card, hound sw ing fans mav Jack Crocker, Tulsa hack, li m a­ couch reading and woa unable to 57; Ho.slou College made II seven In a row by downing Harvard, 70joring In education with » II-minus escape. average, and End Warren Vlrglt* A bachelor, f.o lived in a two- 8V, und SI Mary’s (Calif ) defeuled t times turned In by aomo of lamletiinn Htato Is another lire- room Imuse liivesHgutors said tho Arinina. 71 ill t .dog* during tho schooling mod with an average Just short structure burned uulckly. Origin ahi how being held at thn Han- of U. Hob. Evans,. tho prernt N.V.C. IllIIMiKT ore medical of (he file was unknown. m - W ™ # Kennel Club located ■Indent who will caplulu Pen nay I Trull had been with (he IIminer 31 085,5 17 vy 2 iiyc md I in# sign of the red arrow on vunln’s 1032 team, Is a I) student since 1!>38 except fur service In NKW YORK Uv A *305,483,305 jghway J7, Just smith of Cuasel. and Hill Wade, Vanderbilt’s spec- the Naval Reserve during World capital bodgel for l!)32, largest in JMf gt New York City's history, was laciilar passer, has u 11 plus aver War II In tho 6/10 uillu events run age adopted Thursday by Hie City Couiill Wednesday and Thursday nights, At Cornell two regulars, Cliuille beat ilmra were iiiade by the Melrler and Dim Kollctt, made the Cniinblu bits of leftover fruit When you buy fresli dates fur lowing ilogsi duan's liimor list, anil at North­ Htof.JI 38.1: Vickie Vaughan western L'lney llich. first-string de­ coke und serve topped with u cue- futility munching store them In a J Red 32.J 1 Lady Hum fensive end, has been ucreptod In laid siiueu und inurusrhlno cher* covered container lo tho refilgeru*1. ®luo Mystery 82.2. In tho the medical school. Ho has main- rh's III ynur host sherhol glasses, tor. They keep well this way. TltUe, Queen (lensva, KdilyV tnlned close to an A averuge. Alawy* Black and Wutt d best at 20.3. I,A S T T IM K 8 T O D A Y ! . 0 ; Andorson, owner and m t j . Baird. general manager, 10 races nightly except Hunpost time, flrit race, Hammy Humid, mu- of the iTrsek official* for tho 10G2 nation’s top golfers, will piny dt ■ergeie* all cxlilblllnn tmiraamenV ? * !L whi c.h. wl11 °l1,n Wednos- on 18thohaleWinter Dark Country r, Doc. 20 for a 00 day season, Club course I did Saturday F V , McUujjn, prosiding Judge} afternoon. Winter Dark Dro I associate Judgej Dowd (leorge announced today. will play twlco around E f t ,^^»fR^non<,, P^^Mk Judgiij thnHnend pretty little nlnn hole Wlntor »ms°n, racing eecrePark course with Dro Dowd Oeorge in a foursome that In­ cludes Carl Dann of the Orlando h 'V « **Mk, starter) Duhsdread Country Club and S tj^ o c iu c h Y w j i Davis, lure operstori G. E. outstanding young Orlando golfer lifer, patrol Judg#} Herman Dim IllspirnghofL d riv e r rmmlng, aeala clorki Elmer 12-HOUND PIOIIT pa, kennel stawardi b r, J, L. PORTLAND, Ore. (fl’l-K ix u n l iJJ viterl Harlan j (j. H. RevI'l.UH—(MHTOtiN ANI) 1IKKIAL managor of mutuals; Uoi- Charles, former world heavy­ m a m , photo operator} II. weight champion, will fight an Thera’* a let of g o o d chaer In ih e ie gilt*. G ood fabric* . . • Oregon farm hay In a scheduled mul, announcer. rareaonting the Flor- 12-round boxing match hero to* ■f,n* .Commission arei night. G o ad ttyllng 4 . . G ood la tlo In every ihbt, ihori, Ho a n d hand* The Oregonian la Jot Tne Joe Kahut • t i lilll ehlof A ll., Inspector) l„ who hopes hla overhand right mwlaalon Judge) W, eommlsolon Varchlal. There'* good look* co u p ltd with comfort In th t make up for hla lack of bo r * * n u m LAM M The fight will atari 10:10 P.M. pa|am a», too. So, whit# you c o n c tn tra lt on th t m aiculint (PST). Gridiron Heroes Are Better Than Average In Class V " mmVJR Unbeaten Iowa And Pennsylvania G a in National Attention % 1 LA % TA*l£ North-South Grid Men Practice For Orange Bowl Tilt yaw, t hristmas (leer comes from ’ Fast Times Turn Un fell? At Dog Track ling R a c e s Sammy Snead Playing Winter Park Courae C tfK U K fl SATURDAY ONLY! 2—FEATURES—2 yssrrUn-'h’ SUNDAY & MONDAY - K M n\,t | ?4 ------------ nam t* on your Chrlilm ai lltl, concontralt on th u it M anhattan . rt'7^'. 4 • ,y;. Galloway, II. woo iato Tlranday gift*. They'll got a big welcome I ' M t L M .Dor C A R V I6 M N T W iE R la W R r M. HayBee, chlkf auditor and Dr. QUtb* Alhley, alata veterinarian, w IM A M U a JbO U T 8 10 to 14 lb*. «t »«••••! m i I (lift with the �-rvr-v-1”•’ FHers Discover jRobert Caldwell Of Boynton Bench Fire Winter Park Dies BOYNTON BEACH W - N a v y WINTER HARK (/V) —Robert re aboard n blimp returning J. Caldwell, 7tl, InternntionnllyBoca Chica Naval Air St*, known diplomat. Industrialist and n today were credited wltb aiithar, dloil In local hospital overing a fir*. un,) sprrntllni; today lifter a short illni’in. Special U, S. ■industrial com­ alarm. Pockma.ter William Siheiil.l missioner to Europe In l!»ia and hr fliers spotted the Idas.' 111 1,lr,7 'f ,Hrl,“,in' C*echu»luvuhi-i r Boyntonn iieadi j ll.-arli ptudun "‘" ‘l" 11 >" «•«». eaU c-ll Irforr daylight mul roused Hi.. startril rii.t rurprr m bttetnesft uh fiilimiian in a rotton huuiighborhood by ciuiatnntly riaili mid witit on to e.tublish It .1 inir a light from Hip blluqj. The fire damaged part of the < aidwi'll Co., Cormii'lii'iil Mill, room and u fill' of tin' pavlloi <■»., Cnnailiaii Connecticut Col l^afnre It wn* ••v i*in o 'd • Io'.' f*"!! >■ I ,‘" 1 Mdl*. H' 1 Caldwell t.inilli'd “nil i ormmii'LH i oiious cu. Boynton Bench firu depur* it. There wiih no Ininiidiato itlmate of thp damage. Schenk I tinid be bidieveil lb ■ roulliiii training i-ruisp f(.,m t|„ m nnd n side of tho pnvlllun It ^ h lr h pleknh-ker- l»fi binu "n n d r ia l Ion Just n o rth of h.-v West. Aim nboard Mu- blimp w. m jr™nl night. I»l. -la. k Kennedy, the pilot, mi i The dock urns ter 'laid the f ■< l.t. i.Hli Hull liinudorfi. mu.lloi as sighted and the ulnriu given L-n'. w,,rii.......... i . ‘ “ ' *'■*"*• . tiie ' bllrnu w h it, L b. ' , Boynton l.enrh in about Ir. the titlmp bull win on n miles «outh of I'nlui Itear h. For M o th e r. . . ;§ / 1 m m I . ,V v lw .\< i <i l§ s Give Her Sheer \\ ' f t \\ —\ J ' i V .T'. T\v. -; N y liin s V O T 'h 'A M k fit 1.6 S T R IP E •*» T»F.r#fa A £tA ur*fOL trycA<»«* s - f i l • till H u a g e I.S5 - 1.95 - ’ ■ “ ' '* •- * M- *.itS " ICuMIlIM PTMI n n ___ attempted to cut off Malonry and. bunging his (aval, threatened to tlirow Maloney out. Elnally the com milte# permitted Orunewatd to read the statement which Maloney had prepared. The statement said Orunewald was just out ot the hospital and ‘Mill n very sick man.*' "At Ins m im e) 1 here and now publicly ml vise and direct him not to answer anv questions which may lie uskeil ot him tods; by this eommlltce or its counsel! The statement went on to c h a r ariericc the proceedings as "a pubtie trim" iii which "nomes have Inert bandied about with wanton disregard of fundamental rights guaranteed to all citizens by the Constitution." "The proceedings followed by this piesenl Inquiry huve gune tar astray (ruin any legitimate purpose ‘ ir power puuesaod by the CanMillion of Ibe United States. I il lllll-WUlll's 1101111' pOIIIM-ll up all along the line in earlier digging by Mibniinnilllee Into the sensational "Hmkcdown" story tool by Abra­ ham IVitolbuum, Chicago lawyer mul Miiuctimes counsel for the late Cung.-dcr Al Capone. Tcilelbaum said Frank Nathan, I’ittshurgh promoter, and Bert K Naster, Florida businessman, sought n lintf million dollars from lilin under threat he would have 1 bail tax troubles" If he didn't mine through with It. T. itelbuum also said he got a li'lcpliiiiii' eull from a man who identified himself as "Mr. Watson" and advised him in a gulterui voice with Herman accent (hill he had better "play along" with Nathan and Naster. The committee got testimony that when T. Kumar Caudle, assist­ ant attorney general since fired from Ids Job, first heard of the Tollelhnum story last August he riiiumcntcd that tile guttrral voice "might" have been (Inmewnld'a. Ciiiidlc. In the witness chair, said In* just "surm ised'' il might have lieen Hrunewald and did not know "The Outchman," a somewhat mysterious man-about -washing Ion. It was Hrunewald's third appeuriiii-i' before the subeommltlee II Erst rough! answers from him In ii hospital here Dec 12. lie refused to lulk. Then he was closeted with mem­ bers In closed sesalon an huur and u half Thursday but did not answer a single question. Committeemen conceded lie was nut even sworn in Mukmcy did the talking Inside ami uutside the committee room Thursday. ltuliun Treaty fT o n t l m < e a t I'rrtfM l lHit# O n * I S * turn Hu* IltitniiiiiH cun make effective prolesls ug ilnsl the pres­ ent action by the Western jHiwers. In u note Due. 1, Italy told Ihe United .Slules Hint Italy's status as "im active mid equal member id the demnerslie and frerdomloving family of nutlons has been universally recognized” nnd that the spirit of the peace treaty Is md of keeping with the fact. It proposed the specific waivers of which, wore cuvued In Achesuh s nnto.^ im Oppusile I'nst Officii "Hepmihitilr Menluimllnc t l t.nweit I'osslbte I’rices" ■mt/f clauses Korean War Q*n. William P. Nuckols. “ We are giving tangible evidence of our willingness to compromise. The re* Imbursement will be Uie Commu­ nists’ willingness to compromise." The staff officers are working on the problem of how to tuperylse an armistice. They were called In by the subcommittee late Thursday an attempt to break a deadlock fore the provisional cease-fire line agreement expires next Thurs­ day-only six days away. The staff officers scheduled an­ other session In Panmunjom for Saturday. Hath subcommittees oil supervising the truce and exchang­ ing prisoners also will meet. Oen. Hldgway appealed by radio Cary (irunt nnd Jeiilluo C ia ln In o si-rimis iiionieiil (n u n Utlth (Y n to North Korean (Sen. Kim II Sung tury-Fox's wunilerful new hit. “ IVople Will Tnlk," Hbowing Sumbiy and Chinese Oen. Feng Teh-Must and Monday on tin- Hits Theater s-ievn. to allow Red Cross representatives to visit Red prison camps lug "With no other considerations In Making Ihe forecast was A V mind than the welfare of these Stiurninii. general manager of Mu men and the distress of their fam­ tool lie iiImi i-sIiiii.iliii where the ilies," Ilidgwuy said. "1 earnestly remainder of Ihe I'.I.H 5J mange request that you secure Immediate LAKELAND i.Ss—A Florida L’ilrus crop will lie used authorisation for Ihe entrance of Mutual official forecast today Ihe Here's his explanation fully accredited representatives of amount of oranges used In xn called the International Committee of the single strength Juice might be the From figures prepared by Ihe Red Cross who now are standing lightest in years. (•rowers Administrative Committee by ready to provide you with their Such juice !s pasteurUed by hesl- which administers the Federal <'it assistance." rus Marketing Agreement, some Two Bed Cross representatives, ll" i million boxes of an estimated Dr. Otto Lehner andd IJr “Frederick sald In its evening communique, 72'i» million box orange crop will Hierl, ire In Tokvo awaiting |>er there was "no signifli-uid actlvllv." have hern used by Jan t U 20 light bombers straled. mission to enter North Korea. Six would leave .‘>S million boxes other delegates are due from Hene bombed ami fire bombed Commu­ ofTills oranges to tie used allei Ilianist vehicles Thursday mghl Pilots va Christmas Day. Red Cross officials In Tokyo said reported more than nu damaged first of Ihe year 11,000 food parcels are stored In a of 2,11X1 sighted Naval airmen said their bombs I'm k sausage p iiitli-s so rt oil Yokohama warehouse ready to he flown to prisoners. Some of the exploded a convoy of eight trucks Willi middled pointin' ■, sntleikruii! packages contain speclul foods for In a burst of flume and smoke, and apples, and u green \ egi lalibiiinki-s ii hearty wiutii dinm i men suffering from malnutrition | lowering HUU feel lliln the air Medical klls containing all drugs which might be needed by the prisoners also are ready for dis. Iribulion. The Red Cross Is freely Inspect­ ing U N. prison eumps Both Ridgway's appeal for Red Cross Inspection arid the U. N Command note were designed to look after the safety of troops rap lured by the Communists AIRLINER CRA9HRS NEWHALE. Calif lAs-The Newb.Hl sheriff's office reported today that a DC ti airliner bad crashed on Frailer Mountain, in the rugged rclijchapis which divide Seal hern California and Hie San Joaquin Vulfej Tncrr were no Immediate repurls of i-.isunllies or other details F.atihr. the military had checked mil ii report that an Air Force plane, eu route from Rakersfield Fri. Dec. 21. 1951 F ag t 1 THE S.VN'FunD HERALD to Albuquerque, N. M . was In trouble In Hie area. II said Ihe plane was safe anil on Its schedule. The sheriff’s office hrro sent a round crew inward Ihe scene of fhfe icporled crash, and planes were ordered out from Ihe Aero Squadron ill lais Angeles 6 LAST TIME TONIGHT l.ilU'Hl New'u Anil CurltHiii Dn L Citrus Ofi'inil Si'i*s Fewer Oranges Used By WILLLAM* C. BARNARD SEOUL i.ft—Allied fighter planes swept across Northweit Korea In misty weather today nml blasted out gaping cuts In Communist rail lines U S Fifth Air Force Shooting Stars, Thunderjets and Mustangs, and Marino Corsairs seured cuts south of Ihe hlg rail centers of > Slnanju and Kunii American Sabre jets thundered northward to their MIC hunting grounds along the Yalu River but were not challenged. The quiet of the ground fronts was broken by two small, sharp fights In Ihe early morning hours near Ihe Punch Howl on the eusi ern front. Attacking Red units twice tried lo probe Allied lines ami were twice beaten back. The first attack came about inldnight. Forty Reds made the attack but gave It up alter (hey had been under fire half an hour. Four huurs later another bunch of Communist Infantrymen tried egain, and again pulled out after fighting half an hour. Else where aluiig.lhefroesing 145milo iront, Ihe U. 8 Eighth Army U •r »tr •at — AIhh— JVfc)onJij>fit Bay S electetl S u lije e ls JSS£ry§ \ HOOD CARTOON "UOt EH.NMLN I' AC ENT *«. PII\M 'O M I.ECION" LAST CHAPTER SANFQRD • ORLANDO HIGHW AY W E ’R E Playing S A N T A Tomorrow and Monday ><1 k. a it v For That Last and Lasting Gift See These SP E C IA L OFFERINGS DAN RIVER JACKETS CORDUROY SHIRTS VV.i-lniM. 5.49 /. t|ip* i V\ til«l Iii «iilii'l ■« Minis' I'n II Fill Mlitrii Mull*. V ii Ihi' tu 7 .r.i» Hint* — Navy A n iat (Smut W ill*'! 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Jugt Puy Us A VUlt == Men's TOWEL SETS CANNON Tr * •?.' n INITIAL BELTS Bridle Buckle With Initial Bat In Panrl—Very Attrac­ tive All Slaea—Uelt * Buckle -nt--- From 5,95 Mailt) To Sell For 4.1)0 By Gem Dandy *Wt/fc9 #•/ \ -'"fe •* •* ■ •' ( C W SO J Dependable capacity 1011 nr su m -L. j tKHUD MAMIN wit sail • wvsut im u llandkerchiers DROWN CALF I .-x -<W f ; i- * Tax Fraud Probe i v*f -'T v .• '■7 * . 1, T P • J - 'X*.- Co V fi V ' .' • - -»• U ED CARS �‘"TGTWtW Blizzards Buffet South Dakota In Worst Snowstorm Search Continues Weather Favors For Missing Planes Florida But Not Planes from the Navnl Air SfaUnn al Jacksonville arc con­ ducting an eatenslvo scorch for ORLANDO tp—Florida and Tex­ two single-seater fighter planes rom the carrier, Leyte which as vegetable crops had favorable were due to arrive shortly before [rowing weather the first half of noon yesterday at thn Sanford Jeccmbor, but heavy rains and ___ 8. p . Cfu-Gov. Sigurd Naval Auxiliary Air Station. killing frosts slowed growth and Anderaon said inday he may call Tho F ill Corsair* took off delayed harvests In California. for federal aid If the snowbound from A report by the U. S. Department the carrier yestrrday altuatlon In South Dakota become* morning and were last elghted of Agriculture and Ihe Flurlda Ag­ more critical. over Georgetown, 8. C. at 8:-l5 ricultural Experiment Stations aa The alale haa been buffeted for A. M. light frosts fIn Florida caused oni; more than two weeki bv blizzard* The Naval Air Station at Jack­ slight dnina go to snap beans, cu­ which have choked rood* and (to­ sonville this morning announced cumbers am) ll in inuash. u te d many ranches and small com­ that It had 28 single-engine car­ Tho report for Florida truck munities behind diifU .« deep as rier plane* ih-b i thing land ar"**, crops: IS reel. anil three patrol type plane* w ere Fall snap beans; Harvesting at Total snowfall has been 2ft Inches. *earchlog the *en. It «nh! Unit peak In Everglades; light In Dade. Hardest hit are the villages nf two blimp* from (llynrn, navnl Winter lima ----beans; Light volume Keyahapa, Mlllborn and Clearfield sir facility near Hrunswick, were from Fort Pierce. In Tripp County near thn Nebraska aiding in the iicarch. Fall jxile beans; Manatce-lluskln bonier These communities with n area well over peak harvest. total population nf 100 were Isolated Winter cabbage: Light volume, for two weeks because of blocked Ih mostly from Everglades and San roads. ford; some from Hastings and West None has railroad service. A Coast ureas. bulldozer pulled a truckload of Winter cauliflower: Harvesting C»PKNHAOKN._Dentnark r — expected lulrly active early In Ja n ­ groceries Into Keyahapa Wednes­ day, the first vehicle to reach the A corporal sough! to test Uir uary. community alnce Dec, 3. The three efficiency of a sentry at neaterwinter celery: Increased harvest­ Photo By Essex Studio vlDages are about 100 milea south­ bra Army Barracks early today. ing In Zellwood; light In EverHantn Claus hud s very busy evening when he attended the party Wedneeday night at the Florida east of Pierre, the slate capital. The sentry, a champion marks­ glades. Power and Light Co., recreation building near the m ain plant. More then lift children of employees were Private flying services here and man, klllrd the corporal with a Fall sweet corn; Everglades made happy with presents, following which they a nd their parent! enjoyed refreshments which Includat Winner, only 20 miles from the that fired at SO yard* la Ihe mnslly harvested; light In Fort cd fruit enke, rookies, len cream and orange Juice, The company provides ■ Christmas party annually for three maruoned communities, re ­ dark. it* employee*. ported they are far behind with The army gave this report; Myers and Dade. Fall cucumbers: Laic fall h ar­ mercy flights. High winds and CpI. 11. Christian Jessen delib­ vest reduced considerably by cold; twirling snow hove made takeoffs erately attracted suspicion of thn ing some of the holiday spirit STOCK MARKET Impossible. •entry. The sentry challenged Wauchulo and Mansion • ftuskm Into their office. uch NEW YORK (At—With trading In Gov. Anderson said he Is writing Jessen, who tried to escape by harvesting practically finished. The people of flanford In co­ a quiet pre-holiday mood, the atock Fall eggplant: Harvesting gradu­ Hy IIOII ANTHONY the Community Facilities Service running away In n zig-zag course operation with the Chamber of market today moved along of Ihe Federal Security Agency lo among the trees. The sentry, ally Increasing, mostly from Fort There ran he no doubt that Commerce have made It poialble mixed courae. r»k the condition of tho Disaster follnwlng regulations, challenxrd Myers and Pompano. Emergency Fund. Such monies loudly twice, fired a wanting Wilder oscarole: Recent warm Christum* i* in the sir from tho for tho Navy Center to stage The tendency w » slightly to the were made available for diitress shot and when the corporal con­ weather and fug caused sumo darn time you enter the main gate of u gals party and dance on downside, but there wasn't any Christmas F.ve. The dance will be Ihe Htnllnn and see tho .sign cates In Ihe roaring blizzards tinued to runan anlmrd lo »»■»* hit iH isu s »»» •am ; volume l u m i i i v Increasing v n a i i i i | sfrom e i r i i i Ever * selling pressure behind tho de­ reading “Merry Xinus" until tho held at the Navy Center and final cline. which lashed South Dakota In Jan­ -----—..----------------- glades, Zellwood • Sanford • Oviedo arrangements are now being lime you leave the main gate uary and February of 1040. *nu Mauutco • Ruskln. Chemical* ware off more than F a rm ers Wilder lettuce: L'aht In Ever­ reading tho sign "Happy 1P52", made by Mrs. E. loine, chairman, any otbar major group with Ihe Anderson said current reports Mrs. 8 . C. Orsha m and M n. Many thanks to the Public Work* glades and Central Florida. biggest fall between one and two show the situation Is now as critical along point*. Ni h u s * . at Fall poppers: Light In Fort My­ department, for their fine work Iloumlllat, co-chairman i i x r a a n statu r s i i a t .i i i with all the members of their aa It was at that time. He said that in decorating thn huso in true ers and I'oinpann; very light In M AH KK .T Rubbers were the upside favor­ Christmas style. The pine tree In committee. Dancing will get it is aggravated by each succeed­ Wauchuln and Manatee. NjtHfttrS. K t n r l S n at 8:30 to the me­ ites with U. 8. Rubber up between T Ii* fo llo w in g iirlr-r* report*-)! l-v ing atorm, which has come with tin lu - o lr r * on The H n iifo n l K ioto Winter potatoes: Tho Evorglatlcs front of tho Chapel Is a little underway of shnnn and Isn't tor lodious strains of the Melody two and three point* al times on regularity since Dec. B. Hardly a f * r r in -r . M *rS*-t (o r proU uc- wiM In crop will probably be dug In Ja n ­ out Refreshment! will bu top of its gain of 4lt points made beautiful during the day but It Five. 'r o c k e r * *> D e a le r* up to 3 >» I ’ M uary; oldest Dado plantings arc re­ Tnuraday. day of that period has passed with­ I-so. 10 served and there will tie a "prise I* * very tdi-nsant sight at night, portedly about a foot high. |e*oe, T eo ile rg re e p . da nee" with Ranta Claus in p ar­ out high wind and fresh snow. with it* Christmas lights burning Full squash: flood supply from llepinillOH (41111111)) Train icrv ici haa not, however, Pompano. Dado and Fort Myers- brightly. Hugh Richard Is tin­ son presenting the lucky rouplo liu. Iipr. BRIDGE PROJECT man responsildo for string the with their prize. lean*, Cole loi lip , Immokalcc been crippled for long periods as .'■lltiHB*. Kin. So II) Pane TALLAHASSEE t#—A two-tun The hostess of the Navv lights. Winter strawberries: Maturity It was two years ago. Trains are > |)-ry, K lo rlU * llu b lr n . 10-bridge prelect to relieve The men In the Transportation Center have worked hard with net, generally delayed: light harvesting DepemtltiK H lio r ile gelling through, but seldom on traffic congestion In Fort Lauder decoration* and plans to make Department hud a Christum* K lo rliln 1’n*. »l Fall tomatoes: Manatee - Ruskln schedule. A Chicago and North Celery. dale and vicinity was given final lie p e riilliiii h i *,,-rix 3 JO. crops dumnged by cold winds and party Wi-dne*dny night lifter this Christmas Eve s pleasant approval Thursday by the State Western passenger train reached l-:«MPlnnt 3 JO1,11. lo ilil one for you so let's all turn out they had finished derorntlei; fog; light In Dario; harvesting prac­ Pierre from Huron lain Thursday, C ilr o ltlie r* 1, 0. I>*kl T JO Road Department. tically completed in Fort Myers their Christmas tree. CIIM At'll mid ntase It a rent success. hu. lin k i* . 3 no IS hours lato for tho trip of about Kum i|OHl* The road board asked the State Hrlng your wife, your girlfriend l,o I lu re . Ii-o lie rx. DeIt. I,, (x-tlon, Johnnv Aldn-»-k, and Immokalcc. 100 miles. It was pulled by (wo Improvement Commission to pro­ pernllnx H im I* A i r l * or come stag hut be auro to b-.r (toy I.unions, Al luiviolette, John ■team locomotives and pushed by O nion* llre n n ilna Inin with necessary action for Is­ l.nwil. Mob Melvin, Ru««ell st thn Navv Center on Christmas ceed a diesel unit. I'lirR lej) In, Im ki suance of IB million dollars In Eve, Dee. 24 to rnjov sn event­ -i in. Trunsue, Urois Timing, Ed Dor* okra tiu. hpr I Or l» T )iln l r x if t lp l* 11*3 pjD k • Main highways have been open bonds which, with a two million 1m P a i d .. IIff H < nod the murrlril men's wlve.i ful evening you will long’ re ­ dollar contribution of state funds, only periodically. Swirling snow Pepper* I'lilK ln e a . K lo rlllu , K ill 111lee I ft*(Till fl u<»><! on nil pr»ilui-», n o ir member. wennil on hand to receive gif** whipped by brisk winds fill them S« IP »«. l Jo. ] ; j ki't - llu lm y a* ln ,r iR * r will finance the project. In soon after plows have passed. „llitille lie . * „ J ilm . I,,, . baht 3 " " - 3 f-J K rn ll im p ni-l rk ln it houx-* *1 Th« from Santo Claus who drnpned H) 11 ,n m h. r r l l n w j . i l Iipr, 3.;.JJ J" K i.n fn n l H im * K *r im ir* J U r k r l n r In for the special occasion ritFJtH KNOW Isolated ranches and tho remote lp n itn * l.on I nil- I 1J , lim ru In ■>in i| 11v w ith * lilp p r r * (Thj lot mu * rake, sandwiches ami Next time you nreparo gravv villages have been most seriously T lirn Ry The Associated Prats *T v a r ln llr * p r i - l i i - * r - r - l r - U n l lo.IDli«jr ri-u n ln llrin * Th* f r n ll affected because county road T h r N anfnril M M - l-n r o i-r * J lu r k -I 1-i . i i h m w ill r -a iir ti* pN rkln tf o p r M - coffee were served nml the Fresh snow nnd new frigid tem ­ try adding a little Wurceetershlru atmosphere was that of one Mg. peratures struck the Plains states sauce to It. equipment la Inadequate lo clear fro m IP A.SI. tie r. IS, In In A ,St. lin n * T i i « * i )m i ), Jan. I. In t i. huppv fondly. Thank* I* given today and headed eastward. Ihe wind hardened drifts from aide to Al Ijivloletle for his er***-llrnt reads. The new blows from the weather nsti-nrr in pudding “ Merry climaxed a week of alternate heavy " I t’a pulling Ihe people beck Christmas" on the front window. snows and numbing cold, and pro­ Into Ihe horse and buggy days," The beginning of thl* wi-k vided fresh strain* on transporta­ aald one Pierre Implement dealer. B W h ile W ill T ire* Ken Hrckrlmoynr used hi* prr- tion facilities. "We’re selling boxalods falter clou* lunch hour time and now The wealher hronghl distress to than at any Ume alnce trucks be­ S Lift Guard Tubes there is o beuutlfullv drrurntrd South Dakota, wheere many rancho came common. They move out aa Christmas Iren sluing on tho and small communities were snow­ quick as we can unload 'em ." Plastic Covers, New Paint -oi-nt'”* of 'hii D'ahorslm* Gfflee bound behind drifts A boxalnd la a horse-drawn farm deep aa lit John Wheeler, Rob Wstklns, Vsq, foot. Gov. Sigurd Anderson said agan on which sled runners have JON2 8 ' TIHfi SHOP Thames, Ralph Touring, !l«rtito today he may ealt for federal aid ten aubsllltiled for wheels. The -8endprd-7-Ph.,OOR t A Elm—f ix, consisting of demountable Hov-))i|i ond Vlr,,'l WIP* »H i»-i* If the situation becomes more crit­ panels, normally Is used for haul­ prerinte Ken's dlllgenre In bring­ ical. ing grain. Trucks largely have re­ placed this convertible piece of equipment. Stuck sales pav||||nn operator* report nn unusually heavy demand for horses, largel* missing from (he Soulh Dakota scene since farms and ranches ware mechanized. Despite howling snowstorms and severe temperatures for tho nasi IB days, nu deaths attributed to the weather have been reported also the loss of Iveitock has been surprisingly low. J . C. Calhoun. A. 0 . McRae « u p r n tn l w ha J. P. McRae killed the two Noe IS a year ago at Button'* ixolatati hunting lodge near here. J. P. McRae w ai acquitted of i charge of murdering hi* wife. Hi wa* never tried for killing Sutton La it week he died In Jacksonvllli of * heart attack. California Crops ALL SAINTS CHURCH ENTERPRISE iiiv i State In The News J CHRISTMAS EVE CHRISTMAS MORNING \) Holy Eucharist 10:00 A. M. HI. John Apostle end Evangelist (Thursday) Holy Eucharist 10:00 A. M. BE PMCTICIIL This Christmas ^ People Love Useful Gifts G I V I i j t v i Market f Carols and Sermon 11:30 P. M. Followed by Holy Eucharist a t Midnight Corporal Killed Testing His Sentry IJI § The Very Rev. Laming G, Putman, Pastor House Slippers For All The Family — OMPHIES DANIEL GREEN • 1 FOAM TREADS LUXURIOUS ^ • 9 5 t0 ?8 ivtyrs a s h l o n s . . . 1947 DODGE Sedan S SWEATERS ..if your MISTER a MYSTERY? Df 100% wool and Nylon tn lusrloua Clulstmnt colors, slipover nnd enrdignn styles and all lovely. Sizes 1 • 3; 7 - 14 10 - 1ft 3.98 to 5.98 HUNTING Equipment SKIRTS CAMPING Equipment COMMUNIST INTIITRATORS are flushed from a hiding place on the central front by a member of the U.8. First Marine Division who sweeps a concrete structure with a Maine thrower. Meanwhile, at the conference table, Communist Irura negotiators have agreed lo glva (ho Allies a templets list of prisoners of war held by them. f/niernatlonalj • COMPLETE ATHLETIC Ivlng In Sanford. THE OLD HOME TOWN By Derby In Corduroy, f l Wool, Rayon Gabar­ dines and Taffeta In pleated, gored and straight cut styles for big and little sister. Blass I - 3: 7 - 14 10 • Id ACCESSORIES By STANLEY v < 5 0 0 0 L >N D S,C *A M P. 1.98 to 3.98 • HUNDREDS OF FISHING TACKLE ITEMS HIDF BEHIND THAT THAT MAKB GRAND GIFTS . . . BLOUSES Batiste, Pique and Broad* cloth In white end pastel color*, tailored and dreeay styles th a t ahall adore . , • TOYS • GAM ES • DOLLS i . H r * H i 10 * is 1.98 - 2.98 caint ; m a w illc * w ho i t *m 7 BHoornn rM B IBH(CMNB‘TM||ABI 1.86 to 5.98 i �■... THE SANFORD HERALD Council Stresses Danger In Over-Doing Christmas Party Page # Frl. Dec. 21. 1*31 Boyle Sees Xmas As Time When People’s Hearts Ring Like Bells By SAM DAWSON YOHK 1A1—Watch that Christmas party! The professional tty MAI. HOYLE and moral hazards o( the tradi­ NEW YOHK ch—What is Christ tional office or factory party have inns? long been celebrated In story and It l» the lime when people's cartoon. But thla year many busthearts ring like bells And legend f f a i flrm i are atreaatng. In deep WEST PALM BEACH Wi-CIrcmi says that oxen kneel In their stalls Judge A m oatnesi, the very real peril fly The Aaaoclaled Preta Joseph S White has denied al midnight In memory to life and limb. Carolers will sing and tinsel will n motion to expunge jMirllou* of Christmas is Hie anniversary ol Some time between now und tlbslen mi Christmas next Tuesday jury one kind of faith amt selflessness a Palm Beach County gruml Cbrlatinaa, the National Safety us in years past, but In thousands criticizing tbe lllvle ra Iti-acb It Is tbe natal date of u lonely report Council fears that the automobile of American homes the season's Town Council's namllliit; of a wain Jewish tuipcnler who 111 33 short system expansion program will kill its one millionth victim traditional joy will be lacking. years id bieatll slumped uii undy in the United Stater And this vic­ Cheery candles In the windows "The rrport brought in i|oeslom III** ..... ,,ii H,]( w o rld soil tim could be *ome une trying to ”f many a dwelling-will ebneure promised all men life everlasting I ' i*1*' "V ol\ drive home after a too hilarious the (act that the family Inside Is ilimmri, I , i n v e s t i g a t" ' i o n disclosed Cniulucl office party, thinking of a son or husband risk­ He m dutd.il it I radiiui radical upon noon aa cirus* r o s s town officials m dl|l|>n, of 1h,concerning ll)tt|| w,,ri.which tbe V Uusfness firms, with this mil­ ing death In distant Korea. Th- uncertainty lumed to thank lionth man or wumun in inlml. are addlr adding this grim warning to hd i»y in some homes this week und spear wounds Few listened ^ Thursday Weir employes—from cm] top cxecu- with word that a mining loved one to Ills message ill III* day He "To expunge the same Irom the tl e to office boy; “ If you drink. was reported alive—In an enemy died a minor gadfly lo a lbotnan report now Is lo say that II was prison camp, but alive don't drive." world liul In un even greater number, The office parly Is hemming u One uf many martyrs to many then the duly of tbe grand piry tradition In many communities In the name of a loved one oversees faiths, time has raised JesUs lo suppress the Information such New York alone It is estimated remained on the list of missing. C'hrlsl to a gigantic stature, so a stand is In dlreel opposition to Thus Ihe season emphasized, per­ that three million person* will take that today nu.ve limn (too million thr principles of which tbe grand part In them at a total cost of haps to a greater degree then usual, people- one- fuurlh of all mankind, Jury system wu* founded " at least four and a half million family lies and the homes. ______ _ J i l l say more thsn 1,000,000 persons have been relebr.de Ills memory More- men dollars. “ President Truman Intends to fol­ 1 ne motion to expunge pmliim* forcibly deported from middle Europe, most of them being sent to slave follow Him Ilian any man who ol Ihe report was filed Tivv Itinera One leading industrial firm low his custom of flying to his labor eampa by Moacow orders. The map Indicates numbers deponed .... . Fred Owin'*. ever lived In tbe I .Mil , years nrai.j, . . . . . . . Cuum-ilmen - ................ mailed a special warning to the family home in Independence, Mo., from Red satellite nations, according to the Central and Estlern Euro­ since 111* birth He lias become .](ia|in A Flaherty uml William home of each of Its employes Itv- on Monday to have Christmas din­ pean conference, whlrh Includes leaders from Estonia, Latvia, Lithu­ Ihe gieatesl religious llgore III Ids Savacool Their attorneys contend ■ a In the New York area. The ner there with his wife end daugh­ ania, Csecboelovskli, Hungary, Poland, Romania end Yugoslavia. •"■T .. eil at a hearing Monday that the Taming went far beyond just the ter, Margaret Wlial as’ Wl.al l* i* I'lill'lm l hl'l*1iua* grand rand Jury Jury |,a,1 had ,.exceeded Hs an From Independence, the Prestoffice party. The company urges! It i* III* *pirit ami III* phllux i),<iriiy Its worat-rx to "leuve your car at deni will press u billion Christinas lenged Mr. Truman lust August withy Dial "11 l* more blessed to Tbe grand Jury report net home as much ax possible" during Kv< m light u tree un the lawn til a showdown at the |>ulls in 1032 give Ilian lo receive " of Ihe White House In Washington, criticized tbe llivtcru llcach Coon ■II the holiday party season. on Ihe Issue of McCarthy's Com lod.iv (lie eelelirutloll of Ills ,.j| ,.„nneclloii with the (In.iliiig Another company, most uf whose lie will broadcast a Christmas iiiunlxls-ln government charge* birth a* i* Hi* dcnlli, is crossed a revenue bund issue lo expand employes drive to the factory, is message at Ihe same time. McCarthy said today w Ih old pagan ceremonials But u,,. |(1 W n’s water system Across the nation, travelers head­ policing the company rule uguinsl 'T ill still willing to let tbe pen Ills spirit and Ills example in j , 1(iK,. Wbite said "the Stale ol drinking ut the plant The com­ ed Tor home wherever II was. pie decide at the pulls Tbe over flame tin- ilav Florida recognizes llie power ol A substantial segment uf the pany says It's only at Christmas riding Issue of the 1932 campaign* Sometimes religious leaders gel grand jury to investigate every of lime It has any trouble this way. travelers were In uniform, un leave WASHINGTON -oh-R epublican will be the administration's Krem with Sanla ('Intis und say tense that affect* the moral* The Association of Casuully und from training camps In the United Sen. McCarthy, who Is bidding for lln shaped foreign policy ami the cross be lake* the honors that belong lira lib, sanitation uml general wel su re ty Companies — which has Stutes. They didn’t know when they re-election next year, today chal­ widespread evil effects of II " to Ji-'ii* Hot no one who has read (ate of Ihe rnunty " t.Tgxi sound business reasons us would spend another Christina* lenged President Truman tr cam ­ Gn another front, McCarthy *aid tinlile of ( to i*i could ever think Well as humanitarian ones for with their families. paign against him In Wisconsin he still hasn't decided whom tie of 111iii a* being Jealous Santa wanting to cut the traffic lull — The scene was the same, In vary Commenting on Mr. Truman's will back for the Itfpuhlicun pres I* Ju*t Hun willi a beard oil (lurried some of the nation's lead Ing degrees, from coast tu coast— reported assertion that McCarthy Identlal H u m i l i a t i o n VOLCANO VICTIMS Pet bap* if Santa Clans pressed Ing Industrial firms un the subject trains buses, airplanes filled to must be defeated and that the Organized Republicans support til* new* iiL'i days a year, as MANUKA i.t*- A guveriillienl ol capacity. of accident prevention during the Democrats have e good chance of Gen Dwight I) Klsen bower J csii* did lie might, even in these llelul Onlay recommended peima In New York, the Pennsylvania unseating him, McCarthy told log holidays. for Ihe party1* nomination an cnltgldeiifd day* ri*k a similar in-ill evacuation of -to per rent ol Uullroud Mini it was running 1W About 34J per rent of the com­ newsmen: Ihe 4H.UU0 [Hipulutii Ut of voleaim rmuuced. meanwhile. Uml a Wash |H -rse eidloli panies replying said they have a extra trains over the holiday week­ "All I ran suggest Is that If inglon campaign office will be ili-vusluted Cumlguin Island in Ihe Wlinl i* Cbristma*'’ end. holiday hlghwuy safely program ifli the President or some of his o|>eiied formally Salunlay It i* Hie lime ol letting go of Souiliern I'lnlippfnes under way. About one fourth more The (Ireyhuund Hu* Une sent friends went to come Into Wiscon­ Sen Lodge lit M ass), earn >hotel.....id Arturo A I e a e a z. Philippine* bob pteiudlces uml huvlllg nf those replying said they plan 132 buses to Washington end other sin end campaign against me . puign manager for the group, said'Ihe courage lo In- *eidlmelitul ami Weal lie r Bureau geophysicist *unl _ to draft a program to warn cm- Southern point* Thursday compar­ there is very _good 1 1fn hunting .selection of u stuff bus not been good it i* the time when men take Hibok Hlbok Volcano l* *Tmilimi mmk floye* of llie hu/onls that lurk ed with a normal 33 ally emitting smoke and oci a*lon there. I would welcome them in 'completed but that Ihe capital d* Churches across ihe country will the state." m Yulelide parlies The questionlln- *1* and utuki it a wurm and ally dlseburguig im ande*i enl in.i ^icumpiarlcr* Is being otienrd any have their usual Christmas servi­ ualre stressed that during the leriuls" 17 day* aller all evpIo.iMsin ling h,-.oiiit mi a tree McCarthy's mention of mink way, “ so work can begin og al three day Christmas holiday week­ ces. Mainly tingrownup* say. •-niptinti bill led Nmlhern i .iini hunting was an allusion to mink to coordinate nationwide llepob end Iasi year -Vio persons were Ihe lit Itev. Henry Knox Sher­ coat* spotlighted by congressional bean activities for Dwlghl Klsen "Chi i-1 ilia* i* foi lln- kid* " Hut gum under a blanket of bol ,,*b killed in aulomnbllv accident*. rill. presiding bishop of the Kplxcothey lhciii*clic* enjoy it most, al and luvu One large Industrial firm is urg­ ul Church and president uf the Inquiries Into tax scandals and op luiwer for President " Alcarul predicted auollier maim tHAurh niton iliry arc oddly ing extra rare at Christmas time atlonal Council of the Churches •ratloni of Ihe Keconslruction Fi­ Elsenhower has nol said pub uxhiinied in in know fedge It In De eruption of Hlbok llllmk within Corporation. Testimony Holy whether he will be u eamll "so that we may all be present of Christ In the United States of nance cemhet their i ru*i of foolish so- the volcanic waste* and all In one piece to start the America, railed In his annuel mes­ thawed they were bought for of­ dale, but Hepubliean supporters of hi*ln alum tbe m ill they grow I'ht- known iteiilb loll h.i* New Year," Its placard reads: sage for "fellowship In church" for ficials' wives. Im available°rl' C,mV," m l h,‘ ul11 fn pi.ilect lbetn*eYves fniill "dis- [reai lieil 470 and tllllldreds ol nllu "Leave your ear home as much a true Christmas. Mr. Truman was quoted Wodnes a p p o in tm e n t wear* Hilo They bodies still are believed tin n e d ii as possible You may nut bo lhe Midnight mass at St. Patrick's day as having said McCarthy had light .1 silent eamlle to un n“id .i" " 1*' month* Hgti.............................. .................. ... Kauae of an accident Imt you could Cathedral In New York will be to be defeated. The im m nf was belief lloil most men really do easily be the victim of u crash beutried on two television networks liven lo reporters by Mrs Daniel MINK EXI'l.tIUEII wish each other well Imt don't caused by someone else If you (NUC and A1IC), but Francis Car­ W. Ifoan, Democratic national SAN FHANCtSCO i^-N av y de know ipiite wlial lo do alioul II of mine, whim- children go in a drink, don't drive, ami vice versa. dinal Spellman will not be present. comnuttMwoman for Wisconsin, mollllon experts removed a ton of Wli.it I* I'brislm as’ It Is u sea public school uml love the fe*li And be extra careful at all limes He has left fnr Korea to spend after she and her husband, for­ TNT from u floating mine and sou when they can cast uwuy their vul of Christmas, told me Hie while on the highway." Christmas with Ihe fighting men. mer mayor of Milwaukee, had prepared tudxy to detonate ap Miulual doubts ami rrully do some plight of his young daughter business firms were asked by Some troops were being rotated talked with the President at the bruxlmattly l.SOU imunds remain thing for une another Sue came tu her lulhcr and said die Los Angeles police department home frum Korea. For tSoae who While House. Ing In ihe mine "Daddy, I was chosen to lie an The Jews, who regard Jesus at to adopt the "no alcohol'' rule at remained, and for American serv­ Mr. Truman, the lloans said, The mine was found beached only a pinphel, have their own angel In irnr I'brlslmas play. Imt office purtles. The department icemen elsewhere In the world, the ■greed with them that defeat ol ■bout three miles south of here festival Hit* lime of year. II Is do I have tbe right to play it''" hopes tu repeat Its success uf last government planned the traditional McCarthy would be In Ihe national Thursday. Navy officials sub) It eulti-d Chanukah, thr Festival ol And her father, knowing bet lalem l. year, when an anti accident cam ­ Christmas dinner. probably came from a World War Light* 11 Iasi* eight days On eucli problem, said; paign I* credited with holding aulo Turkey was on Ihe tneuu In Ko­ In welcoming the President to It mine field planted to protect day they light aunlher candle, give “ Honey, be their angel " ■Utilities tu three over the Chrlst- rea, the same as It was In Presi­ the stump a i a M him in Wlicon Ihe Golden Gate entrance lo San unulher gilt I think That-4a Christum* mid i Tnaa week-end. Three dtelha, the dent Truman's home. am, McCarthy TVctnM ha dial­ Francisco liny The other tl i> » Jewish friend America pollen said, "are normal for a Hen Jam es A Van Fleet prom­ week-end In Los Angeles." ises men of the Eighth Army this Part of the success nf the drive, repast: the iKillce said, came frum re­ Shrimp cocktail, tomato juice, pealed warnings earlier that celery, olives, roast turkey, sage drunken drivers would be lulled dressing, mashed and sweet po "without exception " Ami 111 were lutoes, peui, corn, cranberry sauce, At first, the Los Angeles police rolls and butter, fruit cake, mince ulsu established routl blocks anil und pumpkin pie und mixed outs. Inspected drivers and their curs And no restrictions un second to see If either was in poor driv­ helpings. ing condition. Hut the right of the police to do l his waa challenged PAID FOR HIH MEAL PHILADELPHIA — i.n-A shab­ bily clothed men ordered and ate one of the most expensive meals on the menu In a midtown res­ taurant Thursday night. Then, Cashier Ellen Penko told police, Instead of paying for the dinner he quietly drew a pistol robbed her of Hi), and sped sway. Mlaa Penko sold none of some M other persons In the restaurant knew what had happened. Joy Of Christmas In Many Homes Is Saddened By Korea T« Hru* > * ( ( • t* j i «< (irand Jury's Report Allowed To Stum! .'S S W a >•»•& *- • J py.' it*. t» gj.fi && i*wtr ii IV f e e t ... e 1) to FEE .v.ir, \\ £ R -"«•«-.... FO A M o n ly Von II lie w alking on a i r . . . foam McCarthy Invites President Truman To Oppose Him ruhht-r nmole uml arch m i|ipoit . . . cinillmi: your foot w ith every ste p You'll love F eath er Foam Hut.Keiu; for th eir com lot t ... pi'ufot’ th em lor then economy j/i*f n lidJ R In the courts, on civil rights grounds, and the blockade plan probably won't be used this year. The Association uf Casualty and tiuraty Companies reports that while most of Ihe compfnlei re­ plying to lla questionnaire are stressing safely measures at Christmas lime in appeals to their employes, a alsablt number are planning no special stepa, believ­ ing that sefely groups and newsi are emphasising the peril ently. But ell of them hope their emwlll remember: Watch that ^ maa party or you may be attending your fast one Castle Jewelry S in w. n n t n. iim PJizabeth^rden th e jew el coat pE P T .gS ,T O R E _ "P|i|i>>Ml,- I'll I Ullu-tDeprmlalilr Meirb.imli*,- \l I ■mrsl I'lihsltilr I'rlres. G iv e I h e (Ir e a n w Ie H it'iie t! for Playlex* Pillow every occasion « • a in its m iig n ifim il rliristim iK box! S p ark ler a io u u u " hiiohi U.95 "■lee Mm** *795 11.95 'SIum.wMm, pu-r- t C k w s s u k t u , ^lak w Uu* • Uf a - hue I IS V S Z I <*llk tippers-bias. r»*ni. m run er irn o i -R sialst” ll*l|kt. V.V5( " K u r t- P la ta ti." 1 0 .9 3 thousand talont* adds a sophisticated . . . a touch of luxury as a Laal year, lliouinmla gave Plnytrx* SiipcrfuKiu* I'illuwa to frlendi end relutivea for Cbrislmut—ami if Suntu ilclivcreil one to you, then you know the delightfully refreshing sleep thU magnificenl pillow offers I wido-coltarod and sporkling with AvendaU's Rlowlnf, flno-ribbed ■tpharry. Smell, medium, lorga. lllll Hi Szllaiit at rus tutu, tsi r u m i cold tu t (IIOUSTIf l| 1MZ IllOfllSI Allergy* and dust-free, gerin-resiiluul, gm m in fm /t wush•blai'Playtex U the most personal, practical, perfect of all |ifta -th « g lft of sleep! Ueuntifully .............................. .. prices Rre lowdr than ever for ChrisImavL-------------- ....... ________ :..v • ^ . .i'JkziXr-. It SMIlittS* »«#• sszktf' �Stretch meat lot# wjlh n layer of savory bread stuffing before baking. Minor Is Involved In Strange Wedding D t LAWD MftK. Mfc L i t DOWH IN 6 A & 1 N PA W fU M *, B U T K u N ’L 9 0 B , M i S k i , *6X 1 U P A’OM P A R A N ' $ t T TO Wu‘K.»t'/ IU C T R IC PORTABLE SEW IN G M AC H INE MARION. 1U. eft—A double wed­ ding ceremony Involving a 18-yearold ichool girl to a 4«-yearoId truck driver and hla divorced wife to the child bride1* father waa un­ der Inveitlgatlon today. The three adults involved were held In Jail pending filing of charge i of contributing to the delin­ quency of a minor. State’* Attorney Carl Sneed of Williamson County said tha two couples were married In a double ceremony last Wednesday at Piggot, Ark. Jesse Trusty, the truck driver, married Margaret Meers, a sev­ enth grade pupil, while her fa­ ther, Fred Meyers, 53, a coal min­ or and a widower, wed Gladys Trusty, 30, who was divorced from Trusty last Tuesday. It was her third marriage Sneed said (hat Meyers and Trusty, who arc neighbors In nusrby Poullon, told him they obtained the marriage license* in Arkansas by giving Margaret’s age as lg. 1 Missile Test Fight A Day Is Foreseen Brother Will Finally Wed His Step-Sister • Olt CAW AtUMINUM TRAMf • STAINtm StIH MOVING PARTS • SIX 0IFFTRENT STITCH KNGTHS BY FAST C0NTR01 • NY10N IK/RINGS • SIWS AI S DIFFERENT SPfEOS BY TOOT CONTROL / | NORTH BERGEN, N. J. Mv-A brother and his sister by adoption, who say they've been In love for 30 years, plan to Ik* married Satunlay. George Harold Wickham. 38. says his bride to ho Is Miss Isabel Wickham, 31, whom his parents adopted more than 40 years ago "I have always had respect and love for my sister," Wlckhotn said, "but fell II a duty to remain sin gle" while his parents were living. "Now that both parents arc gone and we are alone, there Is no ren son to lie separated any longer," he added The soon lo be wed couple have lived In Die same house since Miss Wi H im was adopted Wickham’s father. John, dleil Ir 18 Ills mother died last Oct 3 NK.W YORK MV—An average nf nne missile test flight a day within the next two year* Is predicted for (ho ta p e Canaveral (Fla.) Gen. William I, Richardson, cominnndrr of the Air Force Missile Text Center near Cocoa, Fla., and quoted In an article in (he mag*, zlne Avlallon Ago. Richardson said: ".Studies begun in 1043 48. which led lo guided missile project de­ velopment programs with several eotnpanles throughout the U. 8 ., have turned out quite well. "At present we are almost over the 'hump' with short-range mis­ siles—those meant lo go from ISO to 200 miles. We have missiles of (his type which are beginning to meet our performance expecta­ tions." Thn magazine said the key factor In long range missies—how to guide them—still Is a big problem. Solution of this problem Is sought nt the lest facilities set up between Cape Canaveral, on the Florida Coast, nnd Puerto Rico. For Values That Build Friendship MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING—TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES. Always See Lb. OHN STRALEY tells the real story of how ■ desperado was caught after successfully robbing a bank in Oklahoma last month. Ha had the loot safely stored away In • satchel when, disguised as a woman pas, senger, ho boarded a bus In \ \ V Tulsa — and had the exact change ready! Syj? T » J ,40c 3 Lbs. ASK FOR PRICE $ |. STRICKLAND—MORRISON ON 100 LBS in c o r p o r a t e d Find Hirer! n* Hanford Avenue H U N T 'S T l I X f D O 2o« CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD FEED STORE TELEPHONES 180 nnd 1071 YOIJR FRIENDLY 118 8anford Ava, tl N. F. D. Arfdftis •* I’lssis B»nd Hpsrltlc Dll,rlinns The University of Florida bas­ ketball team Is composed of flvo Juniors, HI sophs ami three fresh­ men. There are no seniors on the squad. ANNOUNCING PubllAher Richard fllmon deelded to Include a half-doien adhesives In a new Juvenile called "Dr. Dsn the Bandnge Man," and wired to a friend a t the Johnson and Johnson Com* pany, "Fleaae ship two million band-alda Immediately," Back a telegram reading, "Band-alda on tha way. What the heck hap to you T" cerrtiskt, in i , kr b. wmu c»rf. Di.inkutse hr kts* rmuev* ays*tests. Robbery Is Probed In Subzero Weather BILLINGS, Mont. n -D rte c live George Cunningham and a rolleague braved subzero wind* end snow today to Investigate a ■atln robbery. They found tracks In the snow but here It Is, right from Cun­ ningham* report: "We look this track and fol­ lowed It all around the Graham Lumber Company, the Scoop, the Angle Inn. the Central Gro­ cery and the floy Service Court, having considerable trouble keeping on the trail where II crossed streets and went up alleys. "Tlie tracka led (o several o p e n in g l CAN TM \ A wildcats / OVERCOME TM LEOPARDS ONE-TOUCH^ 0 0 WN f IC A O / ' TWf niCKOM V TOO THE SfCONJ Moughton Insurance Agency IN THE LAST CHARTER A PASS INTERCEPTION AT M l DUEL O f P'LC CP PLAY ASTER PLAY- S ' ----I A BREAK K \ i THAT KIN OUST - TM OAME WIDE E. J. Moughton. Jr. Phone 811 ( PAST Th 0P0PPC0 ' LEO PARD S 0) 1/ ^ £ YO U R H O L ID A Y S fW W ITH . \u /te tio V 40 ON THE th 3 0 three p l a y s l a t e r , WITH FOURTH OOTYN ANO 6 YARDS TO SO ON THE A 4 2 3 YARD TWO AONUTC5 OZARK'S 100)1' WITH AN*INTER- ~ CEPTEP ... tvss; r . ( th o a m c / lESSN THIS PASS PLAY THORNS/ FLASH (JORDON anil hln udventure* in oe I JUST SAW SAEGE CO//IMG o u r OF THE ORtXPLY fSOOM AND ME WAI SMILING/ rou Outs want an* MORE SCVCH JTurr —OS ARE >ASfAr> TO TAsE OSCERS' cant recce ^ Y — NOTHING MUCH' I HTN'T THINS. I U M4>e TO KUL * A m cv s.» ' "AS HO COCNET J GIMME A DOUBLE BANANA SPLIT WITH CAPVAEL SAUCE, i WHIPPED CREAM, , NUTS AND A a IOJRY m x f f ILL HUNT THIS TOWN RED. WHITE ANO BLUET VlPPEG/ I'M GONNA HANG A FLING/ / V'GOT *<3000 AVOBN'NG (jgNTLBMBN,., IT9 iMPBKiAl H.JANS90 EMFgCOH HV.VONTM KBRUHSTO V3u« PBIMNCBI I A T t - —rSL -TH -rr-Tj i r - s t ------- 7 —“ AND if 5 ^3 ^ / r /$ K -r f w g WFU3B7 >0U HAST Ml TO ZVACATE SEVtS . *0CAiT*n.r* ''- that 5 MV bpiculcvs' ZVEN WITH THE (AKCO 5TCPPtR I COUP CHIT CARET THETT veH —AT KE5T.T T-SCE 5 AAcniT *t>EN uET uv RACk TO fACTH ' e f EE THAT W C VIP TAKE MORE thAH r u t NT* Then DO IT iH - rncEE *• A wewsi HtST I V \ E ' S t ic ■eht Asr- *ocrv h there tm ihet W C V IP TOll C-ET the , ru n e r ' ( W OE* Th < c v t 1 MV MOTMEW AKO punier* Ai»e OOIMG / O M , I ' M V . . j ro uk PAPAr e SO SORCY, \ | CrdJCK " l NEVER \)| 1CBFU9E! .--------------------------------------- t I when vou I ooifA r o C n v lU J c m tlr y a SbauUoH QptUtutcion<?<»., 9 ho /O K R C S U iT S . odham eotw at > •'» AOtr YOU SURE ‘ S l MEAN OEMNireuV. SUOB f AT«rca AIL/ e v E B /o o o y mao f MOM C O U LD H AP PE N J * TO YOUR M O M Y s ' NKW 11.irons MirlrtCiHl tu perfertlnn. Obi floors made like now Flni-hing, . b-snlng A wax !ng PorlabU power plant, U Rt-nrs ox piincncn in Homiasie County, II. U Gleason, Lake THIS iS NO ^* [ IT ’S T E a O in G Mv EALSY a la r m I M lA O ro u r"M 4 L THIS T lM B .f-r' MB F E B L A I L -gw ijd T iA rs-'-e v e N mv Jd U D E A D ANO —r r ^ a t .d ' i Mhmt DAD URI. \ M ill Mot mug ."Sentinel, Or* Inndo Kvening Slur. Call Ralph Itov. 11115-1. l i l t \i I I I |'S. I'i-ii -. Watch llandn, .1 II l.awson, li-wi-b-r. Inn N. Pn i K Sanfui/I IIIt.MF. Ib-livi-iv. Tin I Ull Kerohi*iii*. i 'nil olio. T iniftv Ser­ vlet- Still loll. PI.I MIIING Contract nnd repair wink F t" ' i-nt iinril •*. It. I. Harvey 201 Hanford \ vi- Phone IK2H. |,A WN.MtlWFRS Hharpeneit, ni eyi-lea repnin-dt leak and key wuik. Prompt Hi-ivicn. II W Hliiiinan IH I I'll Si Hl'N'CltV for home new/? Call I IH and imk Circulation !-• send yi.il The Simforil lli'iabl while on vui'iihnf) At.I, TV PCS llulldnxer work IteaHoiuildn ll.itc* Free IvtI i mute*. Spicildi-r Service, I,line and iloluiiilli* and l-Vrliliser. Carpeuii-r Si (iraeey, Phor.i: I10II M or SliH .1 L. L. HI 1.1 Piano Teehiiiclnn. Phono d ll vV. Ituute I, San- INHTAI MF.NT LOAN IlliPT, SANFORD ATI.ANTIC NATIONAL HANK Meinlo-r FDIC FERTILIA" 19 a n ISLAND in ________ s p a c e I IT'S A « *A N D -N B W IfL A N D BUILT gTV THH BMPEBOK O UT O F M E T A LLIC P B O T O P U A B M l WELL, Chuck H IE B wk a b b at MY WOUSK/ HOME YOLTCB , lix n y .' / IP M V MOM A*-'O D A D RSBAtC UP, t W O NTW AVH * rv O N « .•jrm rit'i FUNNY/-MOW WB ** NEVBRv APPfJHClATC CHUCK -N, PLEASE/ DONTSAY , rtliN G S . CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BUILDING ’ TWArO SB THE H A P P IE S T ^ H J D /W O R M Y ^ H N -c u F » f* M m . l HOPE s o .n j o .r WITVT AIL r MY HEABT k poa voun kSA K S’ Th« Poor C ave IMan Had No Newapaper To AdvertUa In. But You Havel! Ami Will Kcmiiin Open Each Weekday From 9 A. M. To 5 P. M. ERANGER W J k T lf liB W T m inn n n r r T w i U FOE B tm H ' P i n TO THAT OIL 'W grXT A tt < ■ H i WERE ACROSS ' C R Y IN G O N YO U Q 3 H O U L O E O M A D E M B F B B L OHTTEI2..V l H O P E M O TH E R A N O D A O P A TC H T H IN G S U P T i l l TV— WB L O S 8 i r « _ * / s o m e t h in g 7 h'KE^ l THAT/J* LUCKY M C 0 8 E /4 . 0 0 * 7 E STORY OF SANTA CLAUS 5. ^ Attained A Legal Voting Residence; Also For Those Who Are • -■ j i ja * . . THREE B E D R O C M S AND BATH (T IlK O I’R A tT O R H O URS •» to 12— 2 to S .103 Allnnlir Hank llulli|inK OH E M ' . ----rrtfH NOW? __________> . DR. I,. T. DOSS O — ihcipehtaut / » l l l «w\p T«6 PAVlE T'LL Tne lAAT riKJHT I * CVTA Hi EE __ . — SAPELY/ p - -AH’ KZET’ AH I ' t Y O U B 9 9 IT p .O R T DO MUCH OOOO TO IMPERIAL Hi JH N E99 • if-t'? i L’ome In For A 4‘Test Drive” Today! 4mb J SEMINOLE COUNTY WILL BE OPEN 1050 Or Who Have Reached Th e Legal Voting Age Or Have WITH A FINK, KNLLISIMUHLT OPTOMETRIST EYES EXAMINED CLASSES FITTED ~ BOOKS FOR Failed To Register During The Re-registration Of Voters In I’h.inp rw.n-j NOM A l l TOO A S P Tsir*' WHice SHIFT*/ chance “-srsEC* op u?» cCK*. rerr cn the tdwce rsi^v’N •wo one ecvsE^Hir to ...|S HE POH T n AT SAIL, IT *VCHT FE R O U SH OH “<s f V l u rn.0 T' __ A 'O D AD ‘j S j f - MOu'BE TAKIN G i fJ CAP/TALONTHIf I9LB OF * FEETILIA* I U5 T0 DEB ITS .1- K r n lr M n r r l, I t — OJ Hy Dim Harry YOiOMS AU H7U TO PO AS* ThinJ the Ace*. slash ' p x t wo n e e ' « iu 9 rCV »E N hjHCTTEP CONVICT* OH B y W alt D isn ey WMEKE PLOWE 2 9 - — 1 RULE PEOPLE I Sh->rt I.imif Pine Reg. Site 1.00 Drllrerrd M. tj. RANCH 1 THE WILDCATS' I I \WwM SATURDAY AT LAST/ ■ < 3 0 0 0 A Y E , TITLE, iiAtr hint s ANOTHER HOUR OF ARMY LIFE AND , I D GO LOONY J I)R. U. L. PERSONS Auto Ihote't no u/bditule for corelul driving Neither it core a lubttifuto for complete automobile inturance. You provide the mlormntian we need and wo'll provide the policies lor lull protec­ * on. You ton do it by phone il you wont NOTHINO SHfcRT OS A TOUCHDOWN CAN SAVE US, .. MATES, SO. . 1 I iprriN Christmas Trees D i m AMR MADDICHM INP [KlUVLAMi IHUKKljUn) I'll. lilt200. 5! .108 it. 1 st HiKEt-rr r IEJJ THAN - Park lltn k n n r Pk. :U IU Frl. Dec. 21. 1931 ICUT YOUR DRIVING COSTS IN HALF rCRD CHIROPRACTOR y Maud R. Wilnon L s a s E o . N o po s -e s 15 GONNA TILL ' ME WHAT t KIN DOI Thru March 31 For The Purpose Of RoRinterintf Those Who DR. H. K. RING Itfl Smith Palmetto Avenue { open, s o a r a s A JA O A JM « e T L XV NAANC 35 ruts S «<• i o P . W. ll.O S K II M O M M Y * W in ter Sanford. Florida back doors nl residences as If the burglar were rasing the plac­ es, The .tracks finally led west up an. alley, and we caught up with the man hi the alley be­ tween Hlsth Street Weal and Kevenlh Street Weal, We were to a low degree of being frosen. “ It was the water meter man.' WUAT MAKES VOU THINK . SOr* then . LATE a s the d e f e n s iv e l i n e s HAWONto e ? Hy Mort Walker FAR3IKRH LOANH f-’iiTtlH .1. Green, county soporvisor of the Farmers Home AdmiolHtratlon for Hemlnolu County, nnnoiincril today that beginning Jan. 7, 1052 the work week in all offices In Flotilla will be Monday through Friday from H:00 to 12:00 Noon and l.od P.M. to 5:00 P.M. each day. The office day In tho Orlando offlro will lie every Friday morn­ ing from H:00 to 18:00 noon. Tha Farmers Home Administration Is now accepting applications for operating loans, farm ownership nnd farm enlargement loans, and rural farm housing loana. WEDNESDAY, JAN. 2, 1952 WEEZ-MAID •10 Hanford Atlantic National Bank Building Duke University’s snphomnt" punting star, lt«d .Smith, led the Southern Conference in kicking with n 40.7 average on -17 kicks. Only nne was blocked. BO// WF.PC GOTJMA G tf THE WORKS TODAY// ^ ^ M HAtS / ■eur n e it h e r r f t h r e a t e n s ro s c o r e i n r u e third p e r to o General Insurance GAMBLING TAX JACKSONVILLE UR-Tho Inter­ nal Revenue Bureau has Issued 238 gamblers occupational tax stamps In Florida. Seven were Issued Thursday. IMAGINE* I A WORLD REGISTRATION SPAdHETTl tr n l n Phone 17A2—171ft MICK THE PAPA RAPETTI HARBECUED HAMBURGERS ........ T OZARK IIU A teacher In tha fourth form of a Quaker school asked her charge, "What do the* call a man who tana hldeaT" One boy ventured, "A teacher T” ro Or* . TUB HANFORD HERALD Legal Notice Plraur rnll fur appointment Room 401 Sanford Atlantic National Hank Rida- TliiU C t OUT MOW to it ' 38, Roxbury, Mass FRENCH FRIED h o t d o g s ................ Might WfefB ChrfffynBS AliihrouSH the HouS*, a- f— I’cIh-l.lvmlork.Kii|i|dlra —J . Affected By Tho Newly Created District No. 2 And Precinct No, 15 Who Will Bo Required To Re-register. All Registrations For The County Will Be In The Office Of The caOOK»via)l«N^7^NTO Supervisor D. BRUCE POEM FOR A CHILD DOWN THE CHIMNEY tha American Sant*.Claua began to ba Chrlrtma* laatltutlon. ona of tha ria n t influence* In shaping his legend waa "Tha Night Bufora Christmas," • Clement C, 3l<ain- wrote fur hi* U ycnr-okl dnugkter In 1822. Itnoua professor did not acknpwltdgu bla poem putil 1344, but rosanwhlU It stinted In newapapera all over the country. It beipad place Santo Claus da* (th Chrlstma*. But Mnort’a Hants Claus waa stiH an elf and easily cuuld kd to slip duwn tho big chimney* o f'th a t era. T h o m a s n a s t b ' s a n t a c l a u b w it h t h e c h r ib t m a l t r e e Tb«n Thomas Ntat and other cartoonlata took over an tha Nast Rant* Claus be­ came ■ full-slzsd man, although be waa atllDauppoied to come down chimney*. . Whan tha OsrmEna cam* to the United Statu* In numbar* In the middle of tho tost rentury, their tm«JUW>ns Included the ChrlstmnH treo. Tho tree became linked In . But Americans had long elnce taken ths old saint to thsir hearts In thalr own way anu attached their uarn legend, tu him. (MONDAY: Tha gnm ln * Amurlcan legend o( Santo Clnu«.J 115(1 for we-,l front. $2511 f»r east front- Ni-ar (,'ity l.imlln. ICOHA L. PAYTON Ksgislered Krai Kslnle lliokrr BEAUTICIAN, senior preferred. IJ I8 Park Ass. ___ Phone lllll Salary anil commission. H ar­ Priced right for iplicl. -all- In riet's Beauty Nook. Ph. 071.__ cash buyer, New 2-bed room KF.I.IAIII.K man capable operat­ masonry horns- Tile flu»r«. ing local freight and transfer Ideal location. Phnm- m il It. warehouse. (Laa| opportunity foi the right mall. Wiltu P. O. FdO Atm* of good land, MU dll Box 1380. _ _ __ per ucre, W, It. Wtllinim, Real­ tor, 110 N. Park Ave. WANTED: Experienced bookkrsn8r. Permanent. With rfllnhle lA W O R D 'C U jr ” Prnpei ty He* firm. Character reference* net-* Jim Phillips. Rt. 1, Box 11, Hanetssry. Apply in writlniz giving full particulars. Box BX c/o Sanford Herald - ARTICLES P o n HALE —5 B U ifT U tD fFT B rush lieafwr has — selection of brush** and cos* 4 TTY •ftl'rt'FR. utri.'F klksnbarg iia tlc* In ITidU ay boxes. .909 Best refercncus. Ph. 1077*W. ’ark. Tel. 1364 after 0:00 P.M. / • " g y asm-q r UKNT A (,’AR. U-drlvn ll hy dajr, week, nr anuvon Kngliah Forda and American Forda, ardana, station wagons nnd cnnvertiblsA fltrlckland-Morrison, Inc., E. First Ht. t lOld OKHOTA convertible, radio, hunter. Ilv |irlvatu purty. I'ricru to sell. I'll. MHI or 1323.______ m id NASH LnFnyette. CihhI trnn»|mrtatlon cheap. John L. . Hinnphiay, Lftkn Mary. _ _ _ _ ifill FORD Club Coii|mi haa ra ­ dio, heater and terrible pslnt Jnh hut runt good. 1205.00. Phone 1531-W ufter d 1*.M. EA M sturdy, ,|>*edy. Chaplin B^uterta NAB, Extension 2uu. �y.-J!ST.' gggjMlILl'-JLiU-l._LJ'JW | lAdams Lashes Out Against Warren's I Lavish Spending l OINIIAL DWtOHT D. IIIINHOWII telb die North Atlantic Council, In Rome, that •'baby” A-bombi eventu­ ally may cut Europe’s military requirements but for the present he wants as mnny well-armed divisions ns can be supplied. At lefl Is W. Avercll llarrlman, director of tho Mutual Security Agency, and nest to him Is Charles M. Spo/Tord (hond to chin), chairman of Iho council In Ihe foreground (bocks toward comers) are Recretary of Defense Robert A. l-ovclt (left) and Secretary of State Dean Acheron. Eisenhower warned that Europe must "do the impossible" to gird Itself against Communist aggression, (international itadlopbolaj Most of these boards Bra not responsible to voters who •a y Uie bills, he added. Questions were showered at him after the speech. He answered one Question by saying thsl on the fa ils of information at hand he ■ot only would not support the Iri Coast Turnpike "but would me that they (county official*) « not enforcing tho law 1 would move them, llowover, they will i dealt with according to iho law. will be given a trial and if Another questlonar asked whelh" “ ' thought a t i a i . .the __ current state Including the three per cent Bale* tax would be adequate to run the alate. Hie answer: "Kmyfaltcally Jy yes. . T Several da iieppcrcd him with ijuorlea about the Adams Cattle Com pany of which Candidate J. Bradley Adorns Odhsm says Candidate Ca Owns a big„ shore. re. " I kind of think you are wrong," he (old one q u ln cr who said Odham reported he had u public record which showed Adams owned 51 per cent nf the company Adams, who recently resigned as Stale Supreme Court justice, said ho assisted a friend, (frlscom net­ tle of Philadelphia, In getting start­ ed In development of the the company which bougfd u big acreage of cattle lands. Adams said he helped Mm find the land, obtain a foreman and even permitted use of his name. At no time, though, did be own an Interest In Ihe concern, he assertetl. Despite his present eujmc Ity s i a director uf (he company, ho still owns no Interest In It, Adams said. He has his own lands which ho said he bought when land was cheap—around $2 or *3 un acre. However, he explained "My land Is 15 or 20 miles from" tho drain age canal which Odham said was dog wllhool Ihe approval of U S engineers but with ihe authority of u flood control agency nuined by Gov. warren He was asked to give specific MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL AND TO ALL A GOOD NIGHT. Insure a good night by replsrlng any old lumpy mattress with aa KCIIOI.H mattress— made especially fur yuu In the pricerange that will anil your budget. We will be glad to have yuu rome In and see KCIIOI.H variety of bedding to suit any bedruum In your house, We ran nUu Make up that special mallrsas lo fit that odd-slied bed. A GOOD NIGHTS SLEEP WILL MAKE A GOOD MORNING FOR YOU WE’RE WIDE AWAKE TO HELP YOU SLEEP. SEE US TODAY—SLEEP BETTER TONIGHT lil lif ilM t US I'almetlo Avenue ( neea iaia Hanford, Florida I’hone 1232 [f Blond Art Teacher FateiOf 11 Persons Testifies Against Missing In Fire Member Of Board Still In Doubt FAIRMONT, W. VA blV-Dr Luellu II. Mumiel, u small, blonde art leather In her lute 30s, look the slmid again lotluy In her 1100,000 slander suit against a member of Ihe State llnurd of Ed­ ucation She eontends Ihe board memj*G Mrs. Thelma B. Loudln of Fairmont, referred 1<> her as an utldost and "poor security risk" to the extent that she was not rehlred by the board us head of the art department ul Fairmont Mute College. Thursday she was cross-examIned for nearly Iwo hours by U. S Sen, Mat Ihew M. Neely, veteran lllble quoting lawyer a ml politician who Is serving as Mrs lamdln's defense attorney lie apiminted her lo the jHist when he was governor Neely and Dr Mumiel were loeked for 20 minutes on the def­ inition of un ulhlesl. Neely read a portion of an article dealin with the case in Ihe weekly peri­ odical "Commonwealth." In It. Dr. Mundel was quoted; "I avoid doctrinaire und dog­ matic theories such as 'atheism ’ I have no proof of the non exist­ ence of a supreme being On Ihe other band I have no proof of the exlstenre of a dlety; und so I wish lo withhold an opinion on the m aile r" At Ihe end nf the brisk discus­ sion, she summed It up (his wo ■ship Christian el hitcs und the teachings of Christ, und I wish they'd hi Tie applied more often " Or (ieoruo II IL-ml. Fairmont State president, testified that Mrs. Lomllii did nnl deny referring lo Ihe Instructor ns a "poor security risk" but said she mean I simply that Dr Mundel was a poor tencher. The college president said he hud reciimmiuulcd to the Ktutc hoard that Dr Mumiel be rehlred ut un Increased salary, although he said she was "personally uli noxious" to him Fnlrmunl Slate Is a teachers’ college with an enrollment of about 700. ‘i£ ig ASTORIA, Ore Wt-Tlw fate of It persons, missing In a fire which swept a ship unchored Iji the mouth of (he Columbia River, still wus not determined today One hundred und lliree others. Including 23 passengers and (Hi crew members, Were rescued by the ('oust Guard shortly ufter flumes whipped through Ihe mid section of Ihe Danish vessel h'rriu early Thursday. Crewmen suld sparks from u shorted electric culilc slurted the fire A few minutes later u hold was burning Survivors sold crew members run from cabin to eubln jxuindirig on doors amt ordering passengers to lifeboat stations. Four of the eight life b o a t s were lowered, the first with women und children and the others with men Three liouls burned and one was mil launched The Coast Guard station, only a mile away, rushed togs to the scene lo pick op Ihe llfeliouts. One survivor. K. I. Illy the nf I'ortlaml. said "There was no panic, bill most of the passengers lefl their luggage behind Some of them wen- m night clothing uul overcoats." The 4112 foot stilp, iMjuml for Liverpool via New York, was towed late Thursday out of the channel It was listing at a 23 degree angle. Const Guursmrn who hoarded Ihe fuuluil briefly Nald there was no sign of llfo in the smoking red hot midship sec­ tion. Tho missing ware believed trapped there or druwnrd. Julio Im Ray, II-year-old sun of Mr. und Mrs. lingo Ilsy of Vancouver, II C.. sukl lie and u number of others were trapiied In the ship's lounge by Ihe flames. The auiills shoved him through a |Hirt hole lull were unable lo climb through themselves, lie said he saw (wo of Hie men’s hair cub It tire. f HOLLYWOOD ] HOLLYWOOD (^-U ndism ayed by the flop of her recent play, Ginger Rogers says she la waling to tackle Broadway again. But next time It'll be different. The glamor girl has returned from New York after the failure of her first play In many years, "Love and Let Love," She Isn’t hitter about tho experience, but she Is about the play’s author, Louis Vcmeull. U the playwright’s ears are burning, it's because Miss Rogers has been doing plenty of talking about him. "I can't understand how any au tbor would refuse to alter ids work until a n etk befuiv (lie New Yulk opening, when it was too late," she declared, "ft was apparent from the reviews out of town and from anyone who saw Ihe show Dial It needed revlalons. But he absolutely refused to touch It. "Talk io anyone else In the cast and you'll find that they are bit­ ter about It, too. After all. every playwright Is expected tq work on the play during the out-of-town openings. That's what the try-out I r in d Is for. "Why, F, Hugh Herbert was re ­ U IHB OBAMA II NOT IN TH1 M il! , for our pilots tn the Korean war. Here’s what happened to I t. ArchU writing constantly before ’The . . . . . . ■. . ,t ___ . i . _ ans^a.* .1.... 1. „ # *t.— >■ t' 1? F a . a a wtasat* Ilia. If m a n 9 9 ■_b . _. Treadwell §§ he w ii .tax Unit .hii F2II plont down thv bight deck ul tho U,S.ht t i »tx n tif tht Korun Moon Is Blue* went lo New York, conit. At top. loft tht brakes fall and tht era ft heads ovci board At rigid. Iht tall points skyward a momtnl lie completely rewrote Ihe third Inter. At bottom, left, Ilia plan* gocs Into the drink. At right, Iho Navy tighter rarrles Lt. Treadwall (arrow) act In Huston, a week before Ihe past iht aids o( Iht aircraft carrier. Later, he was picked up by a helicopter. (infernaWonul £uunupftolo) ^ Broadway debut. 1 would love to work for an author like that. I don’t cure how much work it would be." h Miss lingers said she wouldn't be adverse to doing another Broad­ way show. "But next lime,’* she added, "I would hove some legal IDAHO SPRINGS, Colo. - h N assurance that the author would Kcnnelh Averlll was buried fur lu do whulever rewriting was neces­ minutes by a snuw slide Thursday sary night but escaped death because "After ull, It's the sume sort of of an alert truck driver. thing we have In the movie busi­ Averlll, had shipped lu put ness. We have u retake depart­ chains on 28, panel truck whllu ment, which shoots additional driving overhisBerthoud Pass when scenes If there appear to bo dull the slide hit. spots In tlie flnlslbed picture." O v e n -fre sh cookies In didn’t see It. I didn’t hear Miss Rogers got back her orig­ 1t. "II was standing there und sud­ inal Investment of 923,wo before denly something hit me," Averlll fa n c y s h a p e s an d the producer decided to close the said play. Although hooted by the crlt fla v o rs. F a v o r He Ire "All 1 knew was Ihul It was the show might have turned black and I was rolling. I couldn't a pn profit It had a ______ healthy _______ advance box . . ‘s u g a r anti m ilwhy the truck wasn't un sale, largely because of Ihe slor’s Imagine luu of me." imrsonul draw. flilt'd ro o k ies, a n d g a y Witnesses told the State Patrol "Bui we lost the advance by the slide spun Ihe (ruck around lillle g ln g e rlire n d m en . coining lulu New York three weeks und pushed it and Ihe driver, side lute," she explained "We stayed by side, off the mud und 30 feet longer on Ihe road in hopes of down a slope. An unidentified truck driver who gelling Ihe show In sh ap e" She commented that she eneounlered witnessed the slide, started hunt the worst audiences In Washing­ Ing immediately In tho 4U foot wide ton, D C., and the .best In Boston. path of the slide It took him 10 "I learned one important thing," minutes lo spot Avcrtll's arm. she remarked, musing over the ex­ The truck driver started digginij perience. "When somebody comes through tho two to three feet In me and snys, 'I've gut n ploy,* snow covering Averlll. Averlll salif he had a hard lime ■ .. 1(1)1 I DM H ill "11 tell 111111. him, 'You nln’t got s play, Busier, until you've onut it on a hrcalhlng and couldn't move any­ si age and found mil huow It goes thing but the nne arm Have yuu n supply "My only thought was This Is with IIan audience." ok I of Christmas cookies It. I didn't know what I hud done Miss Rogers’ return to the movon hand? Order mime to deserve It, but I knew this Is les (In "We’re Not Married) will ill our dslkluus, It. Later when I was told 1 wus he a brief one. As she said: fresh assorted under for 10 minutes, I told them "Before, I never could settle rookies now. It seemed like a year, and it did." down tn one career ami devotu all my lime tn It because I didn't know whether I was going to stick ATLANTAN DIRS In Ihe movies nr try Ihe stage ry Shi •LOS ANGELES UWZuck Lamar FIIO M IHJZKN Now I know where I'm going— Cobb, 71, Loa Angeles attorney to television!" promlnrnl In Californio Democratic She soon will start her fabulous circles, died Thursday He was contract with CBS. born Jn Atlanta. A Man I Buried Ten Minute# And IJveH CHRISTMAS COOKIES TO DELIGHT FAMILY AND HOLIDAY GUESTS ACTOR IHKS MILWAUKEE tA-Andrew Davi­ son Agnew, 84, for many years a leading Milwaukee attorney, and grand master of Ihe Grand En enmpment of the Knight's Templar of Ihe United States from RI32 tn 1037, died Thursday He was born In Ireland. KNIGHT TEMPI.Alt 1IIKH Ijiyer mincemeat between serv IIUKKANK, Calif <vts - Barlun logs uf sport go cake and serve Yarborough, 30, who had portrayed w it h w h ip p e d sweetened cream, whipped the role of Clifford Barbour In l ’nss the nutmeg grinilerl "One- Man's Family" show since Its start in 1032. died Thursday. examples of "graft und corruption He was formerly hiishaml of radio's from rending newspapers that Vera Vague (Barbara Jo Allen). if showed conditions there. He wus burn In Texas. If you want to roast n frying chicken Just tie Its legs together und hake in a moderate own coverini ng it with n fat-moistened piece of chi'c<r( loth. 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I •r* X' km m •rrV ':l» mwm> : uA : & . c^N D when they were come into th e h o u s e , t h e y sa\y the young/child with Mary hie m o t h e r , and f e ll down, and worshipped him: and w h e n they had opened thblr, treasures, they presented unto him and myrrh. St. Mat •I’;* | :3 ' King I'tv ln rtt Byndlcat* tp-Mtr} S M iA k i m m ’ M �' Christmas Party Is Given By Efts Finds U. S. FKera For 150 Children Santa Visits Naval Station Mine Disaster ir e Takes Toll Of Over 41 Lives Officials Fear T h a t 12 To 13 More Still Remaining In Shaft Only Fi-c- Escape Is F oundT oB e Locked, Closed W ith B oards party flro that officially esfimultd at B ofHa oorlollt.hrlutmus more "vos V Burned anil broken remain* woro ItlU being examined In mi effort to complete un accurate count. There were unofficial i-stlmulo* (by Chamber of Cuminurco Prcri•ant Jorgr D, Solar, for unei rand n i up tu IX) nr more. ■ a m a t.' AUy. Francisco Garianon who announced the nlllclal esMe, laid hr heliuved it was the M l loll of deaths In a single In the history or Mexico, ft . n llh ty • eight who escaped from , IM ournlng, three-story building uB vnatalr* to a single doorway, Were treolrd for burn* at the Mig­ uel Aleman IfiiKpitnt Officials said it* only fire usrape was not only t ho a idrd up. (tree were still In the ho*or six on tho verge of leath, doctor* said. Among the :n were 10 children Officials said this probably Indi­ cate* the ratio uf little onea among the dead. The annual party (or needy chit_ Jr*n was in full swing when Its toy was turned to terror at 11:19 Official Photograph If. 8. Navy Santa Clnus was on liuinl Friday afternoon to give a cheery wel­ ■‘clock Saturday night.. to children of Nnv,il personnel lit the Ship* Service Theater ut candy and small trinkets Including whistles. Several motion picture* There were different accounts of come tba fire started. Tijuana Flro the Hun ford Naval Air Htntlun. Hindu gave away stockings filled with were shown. * Gill Chides declared that someone was criminally re- sponsible. He did not elaborate. me protectiovr us, and all freo men, from aggression. They are Everyone agreed the flumes xpreud trying to prevent another world with terrible speed from near the w-sr We honor them for tho great location of a Christinas tree Job they are doing. We pray to As panic look hold among the the Prince of Peace for their suc­ 300 or 400 people III (lie third flisu cess and safety." By ED CRKAGII hall of (lie old CoIDimiiii Building, WASHINGTON—(/P)—President Truman told the notion In a three block* from Tijuana’s gay main slrecl, the lights went out Cm litmus message today there has arisen lo the world a new spirit uf WASHINGTON (A - President "Then all was madness," said l.uls hope tlmt a true and lasting pence may come from the sacrifice of Truman look off at 7:M a. m., Alurld. 34, radio stullon unmumcer free men aiming and fighting together. "A lot of people were trampled to "In the words ol the Bible, tho day is not yet here when the how EST today on a flying trip home death before they were burned." shall he broken, nod the lunee cut off, and the chariot burned," tho for Christmas Many of the bodies were found President fuM. "Hut vve have Accompanied by his daughter In twn rest rooms Into which the f.lth Unit tlmt day may come." Margaret, the President headed for grown up in the world a x * . victims apparently hud been .Mr. Truman’* message w»« pre* "Tonight we havu a different Independence, Mo., aboard the pushed by the crowds s irglng to­ pared for lin>iiilrn"Ung from hi* goul, and a higher hope. Despite White Huuio plane ward the exits. They planned to land at Fairfax Others piled up and died on the fireside ut llidcpumlenee, Mo., Ju*t difficulties, the free nation* of Airport, Kansas City, Mo., and to stairway. the world have drawn together The confusion was Increased by hi fine he 11re*aed u telegraph key solidly for a great purpose: not he with Mrs. Truman at tho family With laughter, *m | frantic mothers and fathers trying and not the mitlon'* Christum* solely to defend themselves) not home by midday. Thu flight takes tn get into the building to save tree nglnw with rolom l Until* ul merely to win u hloody war If It about four hours In the President’s piano, llic Independence. children. Firemen arrived tabled tile Wliile IIoIiho hero, khoidil come; bid fur the purpose InnMr*. * and geed chteri Truman waa already at Inter by fighters from i'allfiiridu) II I whut could he the I iik I of creutlng u reul poure u pcucu homo preparing for the traditional but there was no pressure In ihu Christmas nddie** ho will deliver that ___ ___ reality holiday celebration. shall he ..u positive | water mains. ami not un empty hope; a Juat and Olliers In thu presidential party People leaped from the concrete a* President, Mr, Trumuti hoiked Included Brig. (ten. Wallace Gra­ and wood building to Ihe street hack to tho dnrk day* of Christ- lasting peace.” The President spoke In moving ham, the presidential physician: A Hippy Niw Yserl and crawled away Injured. A wom­ mu* ttlll when thi* nation found an ran among them with flaming itaelf flKhtlnir for survival In tho term* of the men on the Korean Brig. Gen. Robert Landry, Air moat terrlhlu of world war*. hatlaflelda thi* Christmas Eve Force aide; Roger Tubby, assistant hair. "The world Is still In dangor and of the loneliness of thoss who press secretary, and Mtsa Rose U. 8 . Navy men In Tijuana for If business allows, Mr. Truman a Saturday night of reeraatjoi tonlfht," he aald| “hut a great wait for them at home. mora than the change ha* catnu about, A new "W f.m lsc our hoya and jJN s fo r' a family .spirit* has tmed- rmfn urfd hn* whli ard out there," h /sn ld . "Truly -------------holiday m at muny another American is making —modified by the complicated trav­ el arrangements that go with the presidency. But Just how much of o break tho Christmas trio will muko In Mr. Truman’s workaday affairs re­ mains tn bo seen. President Sees New Spirit In World Arising From Sacrifice H erm an's, Cafe WEST FBANKFDHT, 111. IA Rescua workers today recovered the body of tho 107th victim of coal mine explosion. Mina officials said there (till may be 13 or 13 bodlea In the mine. A mimeograph list distributed at the temporary morgue in the Jun­ ior high school gymnasium named 110 miners as dead or missing. It did nut Include the name of one miner who waa Injured in Friday night’s blast and died later In the hospital. Officials said rescue workers still had not reached a passage­ way In the 990 feet mine where they feared they would find "a t least a doien" more bodies. This passage In the dark cata­ comb It only a Quarter of a mile south of a tunnel where 33 bodies were found If the number of dead reaches the tofal on the morgue list of Ihe dead and missing It will be ‘ ‘__worse than the loll of 111 in the mine disaster at Centralla, III., five years ago. Earlier today, Walter Radie, Il­ linois mine director, predicted the search for the bodies would be ov­ er "in a m atter of hours.” The exact number of dead and missing was Indefinite because some miners who were In the blast hastened back Into the mine to aid In the rescue work. A 13 - man federal team, headed by .Secretary of Interior Oscar Chapman, Sunday started an In­ vestigation Into the blast. Chapman planned to go to Spring field, 111., lo talk with Gov. Adlal .Stevenson <before Dying buck lo Washington today. Most officials agreed methane gas, often found In coal mines, touched off the blast. But Omar Lingo, a county mine Inspector, said he believed coal dust explo­ sions helped spread the destruction. Lingo, from Jefferson County, Just north of here, said Ihe ex plosion covered too large an area lo have been Just gas. He said tho mine apparently had not been rock - dusted properly. Lingo explained that rock dust, made of powdered limestone, Is po1 ________ spread in mine* lo keep down coal duuit. ‘ Coal ~ * dust * .................................. when mixed with air la explosive. John L. Lewis, president of the Independent United Mine Workers, accompanied Chapman on the trip from Washington He entered tho mine brleDy and watched thu work era removing the bodies, but made no co/ninonl. Three other miners, Injured In the explosion, were reported im­ proved In the United Mine Work­ ers hospital here. Two rescue work­ ers were tekvn to the hospital suf­ fering from gas and exhaustion. Accumulallona of gas flowed the underground rescue operation! iroughout Saturday ------ * Sunday., .and' le teams had to rebuild mr-ductr partitions, knocked out by the blast, 7 went along Ihu three miles from (he elevator shaft to the ex­ plosion site. They they had a Iwo-mllo trek back to the nearest mlno rail lino with the bodies. Laic .Sunday night another pas­ sageway was ventilated, giving iS 4 Guilty Of Spying More than IS" "hlli'-an. who r l e h t rot have ha I »<> im-rry a Christmas h*<( 't r - ‘ bem for Jh» F o u r Sentenced VtneroMty of the Elks aml^ other All P*<‘*l nrgap'saGon*, w r* on hae I T o $30,000 Fines, with f r - n 'r *o I*-1":,*e fr,v* an-l O r 3 M onths In Jail other a lf's from .Santa Claus ut itin Christina* *>rri*' given bv Elks Lodge 1211 Saturday after­ By ANDRE MAKTON noon. . . , BUDAPEST Hungary ^ -H u n g ­ MnrH* M o n had -•’isi'"’ of the Christum* purtv for the ‘Jflth tloi". ary has ruled the four American nod directed hi* committee and filers forced down in their C-47 Hants Clans In the hnn 'Inv out of <—-an olnna b” Soviet Fighters Nov presents. The nortv took nlxce on 19 must pay fines of afio.ouo forints (about $30,000) each or spend three the front Dorcn of the I-odge, Each child, as his or her rmnu- months in jail. Tho government. In announcing was called, received u ttV'sh hug filled with fruit, lints urut candy, that S lmluy said Ihey confessed and n toy. Soon the youngsters to violating thu Hungarian border wer* all over the lawn Inspecting and neonlMCMl In thu verdict "hot rod" toy automobiles, train*, against them In inllilury court. (Their plane got losl v,hlle endulls, games and other toy*. Serving on the Elk coniinit'ei* i nde from Germany to Yug>>*lavlo with Mr. Mo*es w»*re H'’Prv with 'u:'go for tne U. S. e:ntm sy Koenig, Hal oh Onodspeed, Phil n Belgrade. American a thorit es Gondspeed, Joe Menenit-**, lata announced a lle ' they iHsappcarid. (Hungary and Russia later dis­ B u'ntr and John Cameron. Many of the toys were contri­ closed they were bring h-ld aid buted by the 8a ’ ford P *t M, the their p'one was Impounded. Amt'ri'eu Legion, the Pilot Cl •*■, 1 (The four were kc-ur nt bv t ie *h • Brown'ee Adult at the Russians at the United Nations asFl-st Prer.byterian Church un I rembty last week of being "spies and saboteur,!." The U S a’,"us -d Touchtnn*. In addition to the locul party for the Rum Iip s of "spy m ania"). on 'erpr'vlb-ged children, the Ann < The four are Cnpt. Joolm J. Sw.ft M'ller C rete of Elks sent gift* to of Glen Falls, N. Y.: Capt. Dave •tft children at the Hu-r v Ann* If. Henderson of S'.irwnee Okie.; Home for Cripple Children ut T-Sgt. Jess A. D iff of Spokane, WnsV. ard Sgt. lames A. Elam Umatilla. Mr. Moses stilted today that he of Klngsland, Ark. Officials of Ihe American lettaw'shed to thank the mnnlters of those organisation* whore generu- Bon here were trying tn cunta t *ltV contributed so much to the the Hungorlan foreign ministry loKUice-s of the party and made so day lo find out who Is supposed tu pay the fines, where the money many children hi Happy. hss to be paid, and how. This is an official holiday In Hun­ gary so workers will have three days off around Christmas. Banka and government offices wera clos­ ed. ( Reports telephoned from the Budapest American legation lo U. H. authorities In Vienna said It was doubtful whether the four could be By The ASSOCIATED PRESS balled out before Christmas. Ten persons have been killed In (George Abbott, U. 8 . charge automobile accidents In Florida d'affaires at Budapest, said efforts since 0 p. m. Friday. to reach Communist officials to In addition four airmen from Co­ learn the conditions for their re­ coa wore killed In a plane crash lease were fruitless. He‘ said the at Nassau, Bahamas, and two men Beds apparently were celebrating druwm-d In the Indian Klvor near the holidays and the banks will nol Knu Gable, bringing tho holiday reopen until Dec. 27. death toll to 16. (The legation apparently did not Dead In automobile accident* have 1120,000 or Its equivalent In were: forints In its vault. Abbott said Alfred Angus Williams, 94, killed he was awaiting for Instructions when struck by two automobiles from Washington an whether the while crossing Biscayna Boulevard legation would pay the flnea. Late In Miami Sunday. Sunday he said the legation had INancy XHHV / Lyles, U / IV il. VlfcllS TLU I '• UIU eight -• year old not been officially notified of tho dough lor of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. trial or the verdict). Lyles of Brookcr, who died In u American efforts to communicate Gainesville hospital of Injuries re with the filers failed. And U. 8. colved when Ihu l.ylux’ truck col Minister Christian Ituvndul said tided with a truclur trailer Satur­ ihclr trial and conviction cume as day. u eumptelo surprise to him. Lester Roy Iverson, 4t, nf Mi­ The military court said the C-47 ami, killed when his automobile and all Its equipment had been struck a bridge 19 miles west of confiscated and that the equipment Miami. proved the apllers meant to help OUa Bell, 97, Negro, killed when ■pies and divorslonlsts in Commu­ ■n automobile collluied with a Flor­ nist Hungary. The Soviet fighters . __________ ida East Cuast Railway train at that forced ft to land ore itationed Pompano. in Hungary under peace treaty Herman Deese of Dothan, Ala., term*. y" kill'd near Marianna when his car A - * ——— —.... ■— - ■ » ^ | e A i i ■ left the Highway and crashed Into a building. Hobby Blade, 3 Mi, of Palalka, fatally Injured when struck by an aulomoblfi John W. Kohl, 79, killed when hr walked Into the side uf an auto­ mobile In Lake Woith. Arthur Kehner, 00. killed near Goulds when his truck and an auto­ mobile collided. W. C. Lindaley, 90, fatally In­ jured when struck by an automo­ bile In Pensacola. Mrs. Margaret C. Harp, 91, prin­ cipal of a rural school near Lake­ land, who died In an Orlando hos­ pital of Injuries received In an au­ tomobile • truck collision on Dec. 13. 10 Persons Killed In Florida Alone By Auto Accidents the ncurr • exhausted workers shortcut to Ihe rail line. The known vicUma Included a father and son Uam. Bills Reach Jr., and his father. The wile of h i? , Ft riiris lm im 1051 M ERRY H A PPY CHRISTMAS NEW YEAR To Our Frionda Aa tho Holiday Seaxtin approochea wo want tu pauito and aay - "THANK YOU £ The 1051 Chrlatmaa aeaaon la now here and hh we claim our gtfta on Chrlatmaa Day we cun, without reservation, aay that the nicest gift of all has been your patronage during the year. Especially your patience and co­ operation extended ue during thta period of material ahortagea. We sincerely thank you and will always strive to merit your confidence. the hoepltal with their child, a girl, a few hours the Maat struck at 1:10 p. P a rts : borribl rioiy mangled, others were roofl _ Tha head of steel alive, body waa ripped off. “ John E. Bum art, chief suri of th said 90 par cent of th thoe never knew W«i>\ (• 5 n . wa . s ... aaiU iidsail petted." be dec: WEATHER . threetk K F w •P in May w« at thi* time extend to you stnd youn our boat wiahaa for • vary MERRY CHRIBtiaAS. Our heartiest good wlshea to you for a vary Merry Chrlatmaa. And with the coming of t) New Year we will be fully conecioua of our Uffintlona to you, and will always do our 1 to serve you faithfully. Sincerely, IwKlctai Southern Chemicals IM North Bias A vau e �4 *IswaiQBHH b Reported By Red Xmas Spirit Hits Over 100 Slated To Participate Appeal To Open Correspondent As Alive And Well Korean Front But In Singing Xmas Carols Tonght PANVHN.10'1 Korea tjx—M-i|. South Korea. him 1(H) men from throughout Seminole County are ex­ Prisoner Camps Gen. Battling Goes On pect.dMoreto Iparticipate William F. Dcon, long miss­ The husky general, then SI, bat­ in the singing of Christmas carols tonight at Com mies P o st Office P lan Is A ccepted 9 Q uickly By Allies By GEORGE A. MCARTHUR MUNSAN, Korea or»—lien. Mat­ thew II. Kldgway’* ap|>cal to the Commune t high cummnud to open the tfuti’i of North Korean prison camps to represent a Uvea of the International lied Cross was re ­ jected today, n Communist cor­ respondent at Panntunjom said However, the Reds proposed, and the U. N. qulehly agreed, to esJabllsh a poilofflcu In neutral P in Tnnnlom so prisoners of both sides could send and receive mall. De­ tails wilt he worked out later. With only three days remaining until the provisional cease lire line agreement expires, there ap­ peared slim chance that negotia­ tors would be able to agree an a Korean armistice before the dead­ line. Along the quiet, wintry battle front Al'led troops bent back a -series of minor Red probing atWcks. Hut for Ihu most port sol­ diers attended religious services and put the finishing touches on preparations for Christmas cele­ brations. There was little air ac­ tion except for strikes against Communist railways and supply facilities. A handw ritten letter from Mo) Gen. William K Dean to his wife In Herkeley, Calif., wus turned tho Reds Monday in Pamnunjom. The letter Immediately was put Mmard a plane for Japan. II will Be forwarded to Mrs. Dean from Tokvo. The letter was delivered soon after a Communist correspondent ing commander of the U a 2tth Division, told ■ Communist corres­ pondent he saved his last bullet to kill himself rather than lie can lured — but that the Reds caugfd him through u ruse. The correspondent. Wilfred Eturchclt, to, of Ihe Paris newspaper Cc Solr, said he Interviewed Dean three days ago In a prison camp near Pyongyang, Korean Red cap ital. Pictures of Dean, given AP Cor respondent Robert 11. Tuckmon by Burchclt, were Identified positive Iv bv Mrs Dean at her Iterkelev. Calif., home. Radioed to the United .States, the pictures were moved on the AP Wlrepholo network "That's my husband, all right." suld Mrs. Dean, crying happily "There's no doubt about it ll’s just wonderful to see him. Anyone who ever loses faith must remem­ ber this situation about Gcuerul Dean. “ What he came through shows what human endurance can stand " Dean, a Congressional Medal of Honor winner, was listed as miss­ ing for If months before his name a.ipe ■red on the Communist war prisoner Hit t di interview with Dean: Dean was fighting alongside hi. men at Taejon, July 2U, lu.vi. when Russian - equipped North Korean tank column* were sweeping into . - *' » % **„ lUigMull of chaar N * » « Marty Yul#- and wnoaUi tladdlng tid a , bright trith for tho coming year! Holiday Chaar Ratliff & Son Sanford • Orlando III Way me " Hot near Chimin, some 30 miles <d Taejon. Dean was sheltered and fed by two Koreans They betrayed him when North Koreun soldiers dosed In Dcun drew his gun. hut one of his "friends" grabbed his arm before he could shoot. Dean's left shoulder had been broken in a fall while he was try­ ing lo dude Ihe Red*. He suffered from dysentery or an acute stum ueli ailment and flnullv malaria. Ilurchett said Dean regained his health Inst September and now weighed about 1HJ ihiuih I s The correspombnt said lie and Dean talked fur three hours In a two room celiar In which the general is im prisoned C ardinal S p e l l m a n C onducts Mass At F ro n t F or T roops It) SAM SUMMERLIN SEOUL. Korea iP -Allied sol­ dier* today prayed for peace but fought "cultured skirmishes on the frosty Korean battle front. There was plenty of Christmas spirit along Ihe 143 mile front. Uniled Nation* troop* huti religious services, wrapped gilts for Korean orphans, gathered around trees decorated wilh borne made bau­ bles urn! opened packages from home Francis Cardinal Spellman, arch bishop of New York, celebrated Ids first wartime mass in Korea this morning with taxi soldiers. The while • haired cardinal, dressed in Army winter clothing, was on n flying tour uf front line units. lint, for many a soldier the da) before Christmas mount "business ns u su al" Wllh the mercury around the freexing level. U N forces repulsed a series of .small Unmimmixt probm-i attacks early today. The heaviest urlinu of the 24 hour perliHi ending al midnight Suniluy wus a stiff two hour fight between an Allied tank-Infantry raUlinv! party and Chinese Red* ,(mihue.*t „f churn on in West Cen tral Korea The Allied armored column rum hied about 2.0(H) yard, into lied territory, looking far Inrgcts The iteds opened sxills a bad of small arms fire When they added nmr Iar and artillery fire. Ihe raiding party wlllidiew In the air, Allied pilots (lew 209 sorties by mam today — inoslly ill blistering alt.n k* on lied rail lln p ami siqqdy taelimes Jet (Her* cut rail lines In nearly to places on the important rail link between Sinunju and Pyottg yang. North Korean capital iilher Jets exploded 2UO gasoline drums and knocked out three anil aircraft positions ncai *amilling Fun Saber kt.s roamed up and down MI(i, Alley ... . for half an hour Jj}1',,™ [ l ^ i m l i . l ! Jets ° nlnd about an allied request told of interviewing the former . their mind 21th Division commander ut a ' for an Immediate exchange of sick prison camp near Pyongyang only and wounded prisoners three days ago. "t have no Idea what be (Loo) The prisoner of war subcommit­ hud In mind," said Brig Gen. Wil­ tee continued its haggling over lisls liam P Nuckoli, official U N. of prisoners exchanged last Tues­ spokesman, when asked whether day. The subcommittee working oil In- attached any importance lo ta-e’s reference to Dee 27 the problem of how to police truce reported no progress. lied negotiators delivered a lei Doth groups scheduled meeting, ter presumably iimluimiig the an swer to General Hldgway « in spec fftb Tuesday, Christmas Day nl H a m . (9 p.m KST Monday) in tloo appeal lo U N delegates a a last-minute attempt lo reach Punmimiom Monday Its contents were not officially disclosed. But agreement. Wilmington, correspondent North Korean MoJ. Gen Iwe Alan the Communist lamdon Dally dang Jo struck a hopeful note for "We hope we are trying to reach Worker, told U. N newsmen Ihe an agreement before the 27lh of appeal was rejected Wilmington said Ihe Red high December," Leo said. "Of course we will give priority to (cxchung command deemed Red Cross III ing) the sick and wounded I pro. spectlon nf prison camp* "unneces­ sury In III view 1of 11 roe (lie iioiiiiroiiuiion Immuntlurlon oners). As Ihe 27th Is not far away, sary we don't know why there Is such treatm ent" given pns.mer* by Ihe Communists a hurry." Mo said lhr Communists did Lee's statement was made after *i\dd a variety of vegetables to Rear Adm. R. K. Libby asked agree, however, lo permit visits a Iw-ef, veal, or tanib stew, lined after (lie armistice i* signed If him whether the Reds had changed North Korean and Chinese Red ctiolees are snap beans, turnips, Cross representative* are ineludetl l-i-iis, I'urrots iilnug with potatoes. in the inspection team* Wilmington said these group* "would assist in transporting and handing over" Allied prisoner* id war U N ncgolintors promptly re jeeted a re worded ('oninuiiilsl [dan for supervising an armistice The new plan, deseriheil by the Red* us "fair and reasonable'' anil "a major concession" made n« eh otto e in the Communist poslllon on airfield const ruction and troop rotation. Wishing you a W p V * toping you tled his way out of a road block in flumlng Taejon, after ordering his men not to surrender. Ho helped carry wounded men to sufety. Then. Ilurchett said, Dean wan­ dered for a month In the hills— without food for 2D days. Injured uml sick, he losl 00 pounds. Dean wus surrounded six times, bill each lime eluded the Reds During those agoiiiiing days, he saved and carefully polished his last 12 bullets Ilurchett quoted him: "I was absolutely determined never to become a prisoner of war, I was determined to kill II North Koreans The 12th bullet was for Henry A. Russell Seed Co. 100 West First Street . HtOO o'clock in u program broadcast over Station WTIIR, and Floyd Palmer, program chairman, today pi edict ed that a large proportion radio, m this aria will lie tuned in on the program. Naval personnel and many college men home for the holidays are expected to join the cliorus which*' will to- led by Dr. II. W. Rucker ter, has offered the use of bis with Harry Kudcll accompanying. church where microphone «m Many of the siiigt-rs will he from lici t Ions are available, should (lie local church choits. group be too large to he accom­ Lieut. Ira N. Rowmnii. per­ modated at WTRK. Supt. Charles Thompson al llusonnel officer at the Nuvul Air Station stated that personnel still Florida Methodist Home at Eli terprise, announced that *'■> '«*»**j| I I * 1 l will I . I | | co-operate * O ’ V p i l | | VI fully | VI l|i | J >■ * • H i l l i n ' M IIV » I* till! * Iradio, H lll"’ on duty Ithere uml that many radio sets will he there will he tuned lo on the prngiant. tllm-d in <ui the program. A featured soloist on the proAnyone wishing to join the gram will he Kvuo* MeCoy who chorus nl Stntiim WTItll ma) will 'ing. "While Christmas" do so by contni'ting Mr. I'ulmei with Roger Harris accumpniiyiiig. ot Muiio.i llurmon at I lit- Station The group Will sing “Joy To This evidence of Ibe inunlfestii The Wort,I," "U, Little Town of lion of the Christmas spirit hen Relhleln-ni," "Mark, The Herald Angel' Sing," “ It Came Upon is attracting wide attention, sui,l n Midnight Clear" ami "Silent Mr. Palmer, and he added that it is bis hope that the plan will he Night." Local ministers liuve stated such a success, that It will lend their willingness to make the pro­ to groups of a thousand or more gram u success, and the Rev. A. sing on eaeli Chi Minus Kve in (!. Mclimis, Presbyterian minis- (be future, P ro g ram I h Given By VetH-On-Farm Memb-us of tin- Veterans.Oli- rbe F jiiii Training Class enjoyed -j turkey sun|M-r and progrnm nt Ihe lliirri School Form llmlilin-: rhursdav night. Stanley Itiumtey led in the ringitu of Clitistmus enrols uml rang-, t) Inu- Cln Isimiis." Dr. W. IV Brooks, Jr. of the F lr't Baptist Church, gave the Cltr 1-1inns message. He was in trodu-.d bv R F. Cooper. (Seoige It Ibin-hy, area supetvi sot- ot veti-iaiis training, presented certifn-III- to veteiuns finishiliithe i-o-tt iG e. T' Ul't* ev tended to llic Veti ta 1 11 it t*"*’* l.v Sunt. TV W Law to t and II F Mot rls liigli reltuol l‘» in ipnl up i I'u'Muri lit* slilc'l K M Eu Mv . lo.nl impel vIniii . f v '.-run- li nining llld lid vlsm 11 11 > Flit it11* Kkltttl 1"Im(it .-r WIlf tit •mil . nl. t* irHitt’i Wild F. F V - 1fiei't Mi i nl Mi 1i*“tRP Jucoii.s wiii-ng-aliilnt li! on their 11 iellt l-l •* 1-1 fV lit Mon. Dee. 24, IBS I Pat* 3 THE SANFORD HERALD I GREETINGS M .ly h I p f ‘ '■O'*. nrvl je o J heer To a'l of you wc k i-v -3 I 'lo n - jr it ly yO'^ri fll C h i',f>' v.l nv;! • •• rv fu J .., MERRY CHRISTMAS HAPPY NEW YEAR1 Britt - Tractor ( ‘•nn puny Sanford, Flu. \| Castle JGitielry III We*t First PI.... . 12*11 NARROW ESCAPE ■lames Lung, 1*0 year old Negro, min owl v escaped serious injm.v i t 2:00 o'clock .Sunday morning when Ills uutoinuhile hit a i-ulvi-it mi the Southwest Rond Just outside of the City limits, Sheriff P. \ Mero said thl* morning. Both the front and rear wheels •d the nutuimdiih- wen- sheered oil bv the Immict, he added. I.o-ig I'o ted hum! of J lf, following -n m l mi a charge of recklen* drivj -ng. VEGETABLE MARKET WINTER IIAth.N -a- ...... ,*. to matiH-s and celery are Hie leading vegetables on Florida Stale Mar­ kets In hi* weekly report State Mar Ibiecb.r William I, Wilson *ald Sunday that ln*t week's ship m eal' included ao.iHHt crate* of to matin* from Ft Pierce, 'l.l.v crate* of eelnry from Sanford and heavy bent! volume from Pompano Ft Pierce' gross tomato income Bit* fall through Dee IH was dim hie that of la*l your through Iter 3<* I'his year'* gin** u io $1 hhc, 77-* l.ivedoi k m arket' ro|M-r**»d a *» •nl of 5, tilt) ling* ami 2.373 cattle sold Five of the 11 reportim* ti ­ Or •■nut thi* |uifull mm imi 1 i**«*»k ter* showed cash sale* id $MMa3 and in ll tin'll *V ti *ih*ly ; MTV*' compared to llt’.t.T'iH nn seven mar tin m the *1. "i"* the previous week A Warm and Mindly with for your Marry Chrivfmatl M rs. If. ( 'ere.soli 2\2 Ssiufunl \%r!iii»* TENEMENT EIRE CINCINNATI iJV- A lonomciit tire killed eight Negroes nml In Juretl seven other lennnls and two firemen this morning. Marshal Al-x Blm kburn reported The Idaxe. in a three story build mi: at t>l2 West Sixth Street, was reported under control two hours alter tho first alarm was turned in at I Hi 3 m. (KST) Five of the dead were believed members of the same family One victim, LlBlntl Mae Williams. 33. died after leaping from (he third floor. Two of those Injured were reported In serious condition and uimlhcr In critical condition. MKRRY X M A S . . T0UCHT0N • • A. N. y. Giants DRUG. CO. Gob Gobi >4AYFAIR INN . . w* *. - A . , ., YOUR STUDEHAKER CHARLES MARIAN, MGR. J-ZLZi .. Y~; U -1JX* :• V v : w m n v ii } ,.v s m m UA l l A jit �m * The Joy Of Christinas ■mip It delldaut . with canned creamed corn Itddwd. tf*e ft tftu* and-one-half-ounee can of the aoup The Sanford Herald Chrlnlm na la iftiod wilt nml m n rrlm cn t. It la love o f tho In fa n t ,lr:miH nml of ntl chiltlron, who reiirrn o n t Him in tho mimlH nml lionrttt of th r ir cltlrra. It ia d elig h tfu l dinnera nml th e H treni'lheniiur o f funtily IhukIh. It in fo rg cttin K th o tiunrreln mid feudn of iht* punt, rem em bering th o flno qunlltlcn of friend nml foe. ChrlutmuH Ih nil those IhlngH which Pnul told th e (tnlntlnrm n re " f r u it of tho n p irit"— th e th in g s which come from th in k in g nhoiit Infinite (iooduesH nml a triv in g to p u t Hmnll frnctioiiH of it into practice. T hey are, mild P aul: “ Love. >lo,v. Peace. P atience. Kindness, fjnotlnesn. F a ith . G entleness, Self-control.H In o th e r w orth Chriatm nti is God on e a rth . And w h e th e r Rl« Manlba ......... „ ........ 0.00 llaa raar . . „ Iftftft one’s faith he In a detailed creed, in u God w ho la a person, III uhllaarp anllraa,' rants a| Ibaaka. raantmlnaa aad sailer* nl ( n r w h e th e r it lx\ Instead, a firm belief t h a t th e re Is nn orMilrlnlaiueal f..r (i*» *i ralalaa laada, nlll bp rbaraad fat { derly tm iversu and t ii.it God is all g tc u l fotecs uniletl lit tint! great ow er w hich mninlnlriH o rd er In th a t universe, at jaaalai aUterit.lMir ralaa. Itaarpaamad bmlHHultp lip la* C hrislm na is still the day on which God m a n ife sts him self land Sr«,.*ap»r Mrsre.ertlall.e. lap., bprt \ nrk. I hlraan. IKIri.lt to man. Kaa.ua Illy mu.I n , l.„ul«. It is Iho day on which tho stre n g th and b eau ty o f th e Tbp llarnld la a mrnhpr al tbp AaaaplalPd I'raaa nlilrb la aatllla.l universe reach down mid touch nil h e a rts w ith th o u g h t o f atrlaaliplp In (hr ...» Inr rppnl.il. th e Child. II la a day ft*r hope an d joy, for opening th e h e a rt to stre n g th mid beauty, to th e courage w hich com es from fa ith in an orderly universe mill to th e q u ie t p atience in which alone th e soul can work to solve its problem s. And ho : “ God re st ye m erry, G entlem en: let n o th in g you dism ay F or Je su s C h rist our S avor w as born on C h ristm a s Day. Oh. tidings o f com fort and Joy! Oh, Odious o f co m fo rt mid Joy!” K slabllsbeft lb 4 I W .'h b lb b ta rinllr m » p< D a tirlir • ■ a * u » d » r. t b r litM ia b a t R » it Y ears. ru b lla b v t • « R a lu rta p a tu l. I t a l u rb rU iM a * a a t R t a V aara M aaaolla A a»a»a _ " H a lsre ii aa aaraial. r i n i a a l i n 0 » l « b » r XT, IBID, a t (fa* P o s t ( K t l r f .*» R a a la r il, u a t v r Iba A rt t t I ' m i r m h i M a r r b ft, J R f e , " H O I.I.A X O I . IIR A N K lllar rim uiox in : a ft I tn la iia llaaaaar “” f t T l l a i H I I * T M I * H A T H * * t iv ’ • ^ 1*1 Joy lu llit< world! come i tdll rbltli rrnlvc Inr Klturi Let I’Vary heart prrpnic Ihm room. And hi'iivrn un.l nnliin. sing, And heaven nnd nature sing, And heaven,-and heaven nnd miliiro •Ina*. Joy to ihp world I the Havlour reign*: phi ploy, While fields nnd Gauds, rocks, hilt* nml plains, Qrpreai lIII' Mnimilllg' Joy. , . Henenl, repeat the seiindlng J"V- ,io morn let eln nnd sorrow grow. Nor thorn* Intent the .. it round! lie rnmrs to make IHh Idesslng-. flow For n* tho curse In fminil. Far a* the rtime I* found, Fnr a*. fnr ns the curae In found. O COM K. ALL YK FAITH PI) L 0 come, nil ye faithful. Joyful nnd triumuKHlit, 0 conn ye. O come' ye Hethlehrmj Come nnd behold Him, , iJorn the Kim- of angels; Chorus “ 0 come, let us adore Him, O come, l#t us adore Him, 0 cmiie, let iiii ndore Him, Christ the f*f>rtl. . God of God, Light tit JJifltl not the Vary God, DpontUn, ■Jtot.crentcd, Chorus . Sing. choir* of enrol*, Win* In rvullnllon, Hltty. all ye cltlxeri* of hriivrn above) . , • Glory to Grid In the ltlftlieit, ' Chorus J 0 r , •> imirY NIGHT holy nlrht! the stars lire hr1ohi ty «liinl nr. It Is the nii'hl of the dear Hnvlrmr'* Idrllit Long Iny the world Ih sin nnd err»e plnlnir, T il He bt'I'enrcd nnd Uit> •oul felt l*s worth. A thrill of hope the weury world refnlces, For yonder breaks u u«v. and glorious morn I „ „ . Chorg* Fell on your knecil 0 henr tho nn^el voices! 0 nlrhl divine' o nlrht wh"p . Christ we* Imro 0 nlrht divine! O night, () rilelit dlvlno! Led hv the llrht -of FrIUi Tereerty hnimlqr, With "tnwlnirl hfprta by His pymllR we «)sft.l, flo J#d ho Iljjht of.* 'atAr sweetly Rtr;mlnF.. J r f l'J Here p»me (he ,wlie mun from th« rtHtnt lnnd. Tli« Klnr of KI lies lay thus. In ‘ , lowly mnnrrr. In all our trials lamt )o he ■U; our frl'td l , . Chorus r ulf II* Inught un U Jnr* on«' ;• gnothfrt ^ :f Ilia Isw is • nUILDERS’ SUPPLIES • Phone 1447 MILLWORK Hlghw*y 17 92 8outh CASTLE JEWELRY PRESENTS % Merry Christ*9i/ l i t West First m Phono 129-1 There Is A Sunlit Claus JOV TO TIIK Lei mrn their sung* CAMPBELL’S CABINETS love and Several yearn ago we published in thin p ap er an editorial from the New York Sun called "Yes. V irginia, T h ere Is a Nmitn C laus". Hy special re q u est from a n um ber of o ur rend­ e rs we take pleasure in re p rin tin g the ed ito rial today and in recom m ending it to all ns a sound an sw e r on an all im p o rt­ an t question. T his ed ito rial firs t saw th e light of day on Sept. 21, I8!>7. It was w ritte n by th e late F rancis P harcelltis C hurch in response to a le tte r from eight y e a r old V irginia Hanlon, who al th a t tim e was beginning to e n te rta in som e doubts. .Since I lien it has hern p rin ted in m ore th a n 20 foreign languages npd has hvvonic Ihe m ost widely reproduced edi­ torial ever w ritten . "V irginia, your little friends a re w rong,” w ro te th e editor of Ihe Sim. “They have been affec te d hy th e sceptic­ ism of a sceptical age. They do mil M love ex cep t th ey see. They lliink Hint nothing can be which Is not com prehensible by th eir little iniods. All m inds, V irginia, w h e th e r th ey be m en’s or children's, a re little. In th is g re a t u n iv erse of ours m an is a m ere insect, an nut, in Ills intellect, as com pared w ith the hmimlli'H:t wot Id nhmit him, as m easured by th e iitU'lllgenre n ip n h tr of g rasp in g Hie whole o f tr u th nltd knowledge. * "Yes, V irginia, th ere is a Sim la Clans, lie e x ists as certainly as love am i generosity am i devotion ex ist, am i you know timt th ey abound and give to o ur life its highest, beauty and joy. A las! llow d re a ry would be th e world if th ere were no S an ts Claus. It would be d re a ry a s If th e re were no Virginias. T here would lie no childlike fa ith th en , no poetry, mi rom ance, to niuko tolerable th is existence, Wo should have no enjoym ent, except, in sense mid Bight. Thu etern al light w ith which childhood fills Ihe world would lie extinguished, "Not, believe in Kanin Claim I You m ig h t iih well n o t heHove in fairies! You m ight g e t y o u r p ap a to h ire m en to w atch in all the chim neys on C h ristm a s eve to catch S an ta Claus, hut even if they did not see S u n tn C laus com ing down, what would th a t p ro v e? Nobody sees S a n ta C laus, hut t h a t Is no sign thul tlierii I" no S an ta C laus, T ho m ost real Ihlngii in llie world n ru llio a o Hint n eith er children nor men can see. Hid you ever lieu fa irie s dancing on th e law n? Of course Hot, lad Hint's, no proof Hint they are n o t lliere. No­ body can conceive or iinagine all the w onders I lull a re mi seen and iinseenlile in Hie world. “ You m ay te a r a p a rt Iho b aby's ra ttle ami see what m akea tho noise inside, lint th e re is a veil covering th e imseea world which not the stro n g e st m an, n or even th e united s tre n g th of all Ihe stro n g e st men (h a t ev e r 11veil, could te a r a p a rt. Only fa ith , fancy, poetry, love, rom ance, can push aside th a t cu rta in am i view and p ictu re th o sup ern al isniuty and glory beyond. Is it all re al? A h, V irginia in all th is world th ere is noth in g else real and abiding. “ No Hindu Claim! T hank God! ho lives mid ho lives forever. A thousand y ea rs from now. V irginia, nay, ten tim es ten thousand y e a rs from now, ho will continue to m ake glad th e h eart o f childhood," Polar Lihiary Collection ■ . ■ ,fc. „ Tho Rnkor Llbrury of Dartmouth Colloj Ills . fostwl Is ppa^f.M tin* shall lie break, for tho ... IALD ANGBLM of thrum lamia may prova prlroloM, USED CARS World Christians Celebrating Xmas Eve Despite Wars llv llie ASSfUTATI II HIKSS I'ItriMImi-' Ho- v.in Id over ivlio June fulled for ectilulies to find llie t'enre Chrlsl pre.'iehed rein lit alcil hli Inrfliiliiy eve toiliy III many Imigmige.-t, eiislom. mol Ira lilt Ions The I*resident Is scheduled lo pres, a luillmi llih cvrnitui lo h,:ld Ihe national com mindly I ’firir.Iru.'i, tree Ih- will do lltnl from hi. home in liidept-odeiice, Mu , nml hrondenst Ids iumu.il t.liri.dmas niesnime In Vallum City, 1’opn Plan XH again made an impnssiime'f pirn for peace II win the pontiff* l.llh Christum* message auice hi* cn throne meiil. In Korea. In Kumpv, even lie hind Ihe Iron Curtain, pralxci were Rung for llie land. Soldiers of the morn ntlloeut rmmlricH fielding in Korea and iil mdltul duly In We:<l ern Knropo iirsnjluctl parties for llie children of llie cnimfrle* wDerc they llieiiue've.i urn foreifloori. In llie Holy I,ami. torn Lv ihe IIIW war between Aratei and Jews, Moslem Jordan i, l ived u liar rlr r i mi llie Indy i.tirlne* of Chrl'i llaully lo lei id'lgrims visit llrlh leheiu and llie old illy of .leril tlileiii Jmdilo occtitile* Imlll, led for the Heciind <itriiight year I* letting 2..7KI fhrLstlDtia to from I. reel lo worship Tho first of a i.rriet of I Tirif.tm/in servlre* in the Holy hand was held Sunday In Nni.irclh id liall Ice, where Jesuit was n ari-d II was held In the Nazareth I hiircli u tool kit. If their Imdr in nrt Is conservative, he can’t ic-.lsl sending a volume of I’icnar latest four-eyed fenintra. The nliaw-off rhonie* pirsenta to impreu, rather than In plrar.c. They are usually gRtlsh, often useless and always over-priced. We know hccnuie he tenirmliera to forget to remove tho price tag. He wants to prove that he's a big host and Hut money drsn't dlean a tiling to him Another tasteless giver it the ralcnlnling one. He nppnrlioni Ida gifts with a sharp rye to what he will receive in return. To Ids wril-loM'lt'd friends go his rliolcpst offering.i, while Ills pom rolntlons suffer. The apologetle giver Is the ralnilator's exnrl opposite, llq ran't stand gettiiiK more than lie give*. If your present to him is only a little mnro expensive than hi* present to you, lie Is overwhelmed with emlinrrasantpnt, Ho m*ke* you feel that you have given him a ngw yarht, where** he In off a p*lr of liftCfforlM—oily N w t f .1 American Pwigser plumy. And, above all, 11 la man who doein’l ftnokft or * mo. tlmo for Riving, ha w*ll-minm>rtd glvtr never kia GhrUt* an. Fully adio, Heater, Good Condition. g Pour Sedan, Good Transportation lun't ho In* Ihrlstma* fa the lima for up In rad tlaiua paper will aufdce mth and tun and frlandllnma. for n Christmas praaanl, whether ‘ the tltna for good footl nnd H’» ■ cerlon of clgaretUa for the 1947 BUICK 1 » PLYMOUTH Give The Needed Gift iniilnlnlnrd hy Ihe Southern llup list Church In the United States. In Kuropc, American soldiers, 'jllur:. and airmen are playing hn.'il to more Ilian a rpinrtcr mil­ lion seedy children nl hundreds ot holiday piplies. The three Allied commandiiiitR of Western (iermnsy donated n lulu I of M/.ron lo in.ike | lie rea­ son .i hit i heerier for poor kid* :iimI old folkn In West lierlln. It’ll i:n nonlly for shoes and clothing. Geo mid Mrs. Pwlijit I). Flsrn Lower planned nn "ntd fashioned American f'hrlslnur; ut home” — liemg llieic quarter* at SHACK just untslile of I'nrln. A few close fr|ends friends will help .them put away • 1 1 1 llie -turkey er than In fnrrc of arnm to achieve true peace. It wa* his l.llh Christmas mes­ sage since he her a me jmpc in lain, ami in all of them tils appeal whs for |H-ner. Front Ihe heart warming lull mac) of the Christ Child, he said, one slepa Inin "a world Dial is far limn Christ " It I* like alcp ping mlo a "gnsl of freezing air,” lie declared. The world, the |>n|ie *n)d, more Ihnn ever I* divided into two ramp* over which hangs the threat of war modernized with weapons of “ monstrous cruelty." Vet he said, dlsvrinomml "which we always have lesired" would lie an "un daldc gi .■ intro of lasting peace if It i. not ae compaiiled hy aholllion of weu|mns of hale and cupidity and of over weening Gist fnr prestige." ^ The pope spoke I" a hlroog voire Hi* mrviago was given in reply to greetlngn of the College of CurVATICAN Cl7y~ it» - Pope Pius dlnals and was devoted almost cn XII urged Ihe world today to look tlerly to peace and hi* tirll.rf In Inward the lintte of Hethlehem rath- how it could he obtained ~ -U •! tp".'’ ne a 1 rtt df T I Pope Urges World To Turn To Jesus $ 145.00 $1190.00 1959 RITICK . 1948 CHEVROLET Kclun, Kxtrn Good Tires, llndlo, Heater—Itiinnlng Good, Only Sedan,' Clean, Good Tire#, Irfirolly Owned $295.00 $.1050.00 1947 DODGE Coupe excellent Motor—New . tlphoUtery—New Taint A Real Bargain ; $975.00 - HICHOLSON BU K CO. 911 MAGNOLIA AVENUE TKLF.I'IIONK 1031 BAN FORD, FLORIDA �' <OBMnaUMM ) \ ‘r' TV • ' '* •_____________ .___ ____________________________ ____ Sr _Jp-^ b' *• at IMneetrn t’nlmaUy. Trenton, N. J. Social A n d Personal Activities . PIIONE 148 'Fraternity Bail Ik Bakers Entertain Slated For Tuesday For Wedding Couple a ■ ■-« A T It e annual (nler-fralcrnlty ^C bridinn * Hull will be held nt the Mayftilr Inn on Ttiradny, Chrlxti n i rvening, from 111:00 ’III i!;li|) o'clock, with Tuny Perc* and hi* onrheetru furnishing the mmdr. Rcicrvatlnna of Imtlrontn end lobby rrp o rlty hnve already been made, according to Gerald I d ­ ling, preeldent of the Inter-fra­ ternity Council, whfch apniwnr* thi* nununl affair. O ther officer* end committee1* ^ n i r mt follow*! vim* pro* Id n i l , M u . 0 G r o r g o Andrew S n eer; secretary* trc«*liier, Mr*. Alton Diixlmry; pulillelty, Mi** Cam! Skinners in ­ vitation*, Mr*. Marion Itahnrn, J r .; d ernrnting commit loo. Mi*.* Joan S a y rr, chairm an, Mr*. Jo e llnkor, Ml** M artha Perkin.*, Mr*. Mal­ colm JlacNoill, nnd Mr*. Gerald lo w in g : reservation*. Holier i Ilillhlmcr; and advisory co m m it­ tee, Mr. nnd Mr*. R alph Austin Smith. Mr. nml Mr», R. F- Whitner, J r „ Mr*. Lexter G uthrie, nnd ^ t i d H lg glni. . Col ami Mr*. W- I- Baker nnd their daughter, Mi** Dltnn linker nf I,like Maty etitertnitieil wlllt open linn** on Sunday evpiilng complimenting En«. James \V. It.'uhani, and -Mis* Charlotte True, popular couple, whone marriage will take place Jan. 5, in the Pro*hyterlan Church of l,nk* Mary. The linker home » » i attractive­ ly decorated with Chrixtniu* greenery. amt In Ihe dining room the nerving tnlJe wa* centered with n large orchid surrounded with hivcmlci Christina* hull* ngnln-t n background of silver, mil flunked with tall lnvemlcr .liner*. I.ovely holiday refreshment* were served to nlioul 7f> guc*t*, which included friend* of Mi*< True nnd member* of Kn.a. Ihummil's -upindron. Mr. nnd Mi*. Harry I.ee agent Sundry In Lake Wale*, a* guest* of thrir i-on-in-law nnd daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Draper and • Itlldrrn. • ■■ --1a* P e r so n a l s The (lev. Carl Brunhnck has arrived to spend the holidays with Ids family. Rev. Rrunhnck has been conducting service* In Mon­ treal, Canada. Tony Vlrslda, cuin[Ni*llnr for the Sanford Herald, I* spending Christ1 Mr. and Mrs. O. Leo Butner, mas In Tnmpn with his family. Jr. arrived Hutnrdnv from Dur­ ham, N. C. to spend the holiday Mrs. John Payne is visiting In season with Mr. Butner’a parents Atlantic Beach a* the gueM or her at their bump on Jewett'* Lane. sister, Mrs. K. S Banghsn Mr. nnd Ml* Jark Wilkinson, Garnet While, who ts stationed In Jr. and Mr*. .In k Wilkinson spent Key West with the Navy, is visit­ Sunday In Tampa where they ing hi* parents here visited Mi. nnd Mr*. Marshall Smith nnd family. .lark Babb will spend Ihe Christ­ ina* holiday* with Id* family In Friends of Mr*. II. W. GoodDade City. speed will tegret to learn the she hnn been railed to Gainesville lieMrs G. C. Collier of Pompano cause nf (he death of her father, Is spending the holidays with her T. 0. Aldny. parents. Mr. and Mrs E. W. Stiles Mr. nnd Mrs. Ira E. Southward Friends of Mr* K. W. Stiles will nnd daughter, .lean, left by plane be sorry to learn thal she rontlnue* thi* morning for Beniuaviflr, OnIII at her home on West Third tin in, Canada, whcie they will Street spend the holiday* with Mr. South­ ward's parents. Mr and Mrs Eugene O' Relic y of New Smyrna Beach are spending Mr*. II. A. Drier nnd children Christmas with Mrs, O'Rrlley's from Umatilla were guest* of Mr. mother, Mrs, Sam Gardner. nnd Mrs. ft. L. Parker and family, Friday. Mis* Betty Price from the Mr and Mrs. It J. Titlshaw have University of Florida also visited a* thrir guests. Mr. Tlltshaw's par lirr aunt, Mr*. Parker. puts, Mr. and Mr* D It. Titlshaw nl Cordele, Ga Mr and Mrs .1 C Mitchell will lie joined Monday by Mr. and Mr*. Miss Jane Whilnrr ha* arrived C C Kirkland of Jacksonville to home for a two weeks' vacation \prml Christina* with Mr. and Mr* (mm Ml. Holyoke, In South Had Tom Kirkland anil children In Or ley, Mas*. Inndn. WTIUl | 1104 KIha: j i lea C 0(1 a t.i a 20 RJn I U 7iU0 7 IU 7 1ft 7 sJO 7 J.i 7 l» IDO 1.10 |;00 9' 15 9 JO 10 no lUi t5 10 JO 11 00 II »»;. 1 on a .id ft I Ju t 00 7 j :. ft:on a ni « Jo n i:. 9: imi 9 't i ft Jo 9 K. |ll Dll 10: U |o J»« 10 IN *40* l i l t Nfft • diH'rtH Kl ri iS of I My ftliirknl Heiio rt Hjforln l*nrmlo htlnres h r m h i u it A «*ltnMl If 1* Cuititnniiinry Nut ton nl Aiol Irtlermillfirml Alf.iliN Thru Cl nf n T eeftuK er New h Jerry 14my tu b Ho itl.i drill* rh f iMiiii.tr* enrols Meel The Ho ful Nile I oil lion Phil IIreil si i ff «uri It s Prim*' Time t'liHril Nrilkoftn iliiy Loinhortln <>i k At H o m e U lih Alii sir Nf » 4 siku (iff Tl We ml ei it Jftttiihoi r# ,\ I-% %s 1|o11)In U Alehol) hr) «n (» Clm k * lnh News Kirch lion’s Barbara Saunders 9l • DRIVt-tN «l» iVIoiiuhloB Insurance AtfOBcy ( 'l i r i i t m a i G r t c l i n j j s Hitvi mil nml si'i’ m ir assortim uit of IV nit’Inry W ii.tills, A m in ig em eiits of I’otteil I’lm its nml T n Ide I'ero i.it ions. Ami ii viirielv of f i l l b’lowent m u l l 'o rs n ;;e :i I \ . [ ’( A M 'l l t r , I ICI'INt Xlllll \l|*4IIM* w. i t Today's Quizzical Quiz TFJiT YOUR "I. q." (1) What waa the Barrymore family's real nemeT (2) By what name la.Hpangler Arlington Brugh known T (3) What la comedian Fred Allen's real name? 14) By what other name do you know Fred Auatorlitaf IB) It may surprise yuit to learn that Stewart Granger, on the am en, la known as . . . Answers will be found among today's Classified Ada. J e w e lr y III IV. I list I’ll i i LIFE sa vers Ii Hie I' l'AV w h o i l r i v e % to iii'ii oi i Ii I i l i i v c a l e w inilim a h i w p r , rh e d i m i i i ' i n l r o if 111 W o u ld til e In ' ,i I l l . l f '■( to .1 j;|r ;i! ile a l lo v v e i — j # ----------■ .. - a . --------- M S I " f A i Y ---- .(.(/ I IV ' U f A COS ’ 0 KU 1 I f _______ # Andrew ( urraway Agency ' Iw-.ni.im* Plus Seivb'v" P HONE l.'l I I I NORTH I' \ IMv j R ti f (lllll iteulay evening beginning al the homo nf Mina Soilrn Dunn C‘a mis worn tuina Ihrnuiihoui the city, end Sflnrelnhrr, Mis* Nancy Roumllree, In* at Minn llnue Mary Garner'* Mix* B a rb a ra CasMihe. Mis* Paul homo on Seminole Boulevard, lie Caxon, Mis* P ats y Collins. Ml** wherre they werr served rrfreah Jconetto Cleveland, and Mi** ment* and invent Iho night The enjoying the affair were Mlr.i Dunn, MU* i'nlly Graham, MU* Carol Lochelt, (Max Joyce Jonea, Ml** Ellen l.yona, Mias Martha Owen, Ml** Grace Marie I'bllfli* ’2 | 2 ‘ \\ I *1*i: ri» |»l» I'I' d u i • Ait v ii lift »■, A n atilin' Junior MisH Club Has Carol Party M* , ANNOUNCING OPENING i Fred Rossetter arrived Friday In Rpmul the holiday* with hi* parent.*, Mr. and Mr*. A. K. RmHctter.^ Fred^ la a senior atudent inner- i . i ,i„„ V „ 7v.„ „ _, i , i i R r o e m - m e n will hr* E S t r v e n C a r > -• II 1 i H. . d s ' s l n r d i r l,,ri Bryan Dickson. J» in r* O u j 'l|vs» P .IT 1)11 >1 I .<’HI *.1i h o im itrr .| n n _ *„ ir. I C . rntir I T If a n, dau g h ter of Mr and Mrs Jo sep h o? L do Saunders, and E arl WIDon Swan " TNlr1' and ± " V Mr*. , " r,a5Snundcr* ?1 will enncr, son of Mr and Mr* Therim lerlain with a reception at lh« C hester Mole of Orlando which will Sanford Woman'* Club Im m ed iate­ lie an event of Dec 27 at tl:00 P M ly following Ihe cerem ony at Holy C rois Episcopal Church, All friend* nf the couple a re inwore annnniired tmlay vitrd to attend The single ling lereiliony will in1 p e rf u rm e d by the llev II l.yttle ' ------- — -----Ion /iin ilie rm a n . anil wedding mils 1 If vmi’ti1 preptirlng fresh rliojile wilt he presented liy Mr* Thom 1 pint n a n b e r r y reli*b fur junt-bofas Swnnner. J r . of A)<o|ikn. solo iduy meal* tr y sw eetening il with i*l. and Mr» Hoy F Syme*. or | honey for a rh a n g e . T here aro gainst srv ein l 11 tuts you in n chop w ith Mis* .Saunders will he given In the i n n h e t r i o * : O rang es, app let, m a r r ia g e hv her fath er Stir will er leoion*. leaving the peel on ail iiavt as maid of honor, h e r s i s t e r , , " ! these, (ir add canned crushed Miss Jo a n Saunders, and hrides- I |>inenpple (d rain ed ) to the chopmauls will lie Miss Relive llene peil rrn n b eirle* nnd honey. Hill Miss Slur ley Moreland, a m t ' -------------Mrs Harold C tn p m n u Jun io r [ .......... rm n n an y d essert; a rr a n g e bridesm aids wall lie Mis* S haron o ran ge section* nnd bnonnii* I.U >iole and iM*s S ara Mole. Iiotli of : serving dishes; sprinkle with a Holy Cross i hon under (lie tb Orlninht, win. are vislers of Ihe m ixtu re of lemon Juice and honey; lection ol Mis V M I'lulips will hridegrutn eleel lop vvIt Is coconut and g arn ish wltn sing an .im'irnl -t Him: In the Fu Mr Mule, father of Ihe groom, m araschino cherries. chnrisl "T he Miss.. M.iriabs” couijHi'cd ol tub loth Clli and Clth century Plnm««ne. a rr a n g e d auit edited l<v < annu Wlulred Dnuglas The lulrod will lie Ihe lovely " B reak F o rth " i lmi.ile from Hie "C h ristm as in aim to" Itv It,o h Tlie Anthem -it the n ll e il m y will OK be " l i l o r r to I .nd III llle H ighest" bv Pergolesi Tin* Rev /iiiim el m an rei-lor id Hilly Cross i’.uisli will he Ihe i ele Itr .ml of llle Vui b.ni-.l .i in I will CiPfM*rti! Iiisiiriinrt* pieacli Hie r l n i s l u i a s serm on Ihe Rev Fnthei losepti Order nt SI I.IH S.iiifdtd A fU nlir Nallfin.il Hank llulldlttjf lu gustine will In the I'e.null nl the Fin b a n I llrnlliei Peter III Sniifiiril, l*'litritlit del of SI A'lgnsltoe, will lie the S'ib Deacon of live Cm harisl !■:. .1. M o m : Ii I o n , .Ir. I ' h n n e -HI I .Mi ii i i I H . W l l u o n I be liave nl Ihe rlmieti will In ilniosl r n l n . l v li ldi-J bv r,indie light and Ihe -in* n nl and Iradduin -il ( I n isllii.is i .i to l . will be sung ilnrmg the service -Mi a re rm .b illv lo vilnl In al lend the s e r v u e and a l e m e e d In g11! to Hie r b i o i b in plenty of time liefore Hie p ie service pro gram so Ilia I lliev mav olilaili -eats in Ihe rlim eli llidv ( id - . CpiMi-p.il church will ceielunti1 <’hri'-tui-i- with the lriulitinn.il .MMtiij^tit Service, the Rev It l.vtllet* 11 XiiiiuP'rinan an nnimeed today .Midnight F.uehanst will lie a ti.aif hour program id Christmas music beginning al II tin o'cliH'k Muud.iv night (Christmas Eve) The Midnight F.urhnrisi will begin iiromptly al midnight The Prelude Program of Mn»ic will Include organ seleetlints liv the church org.imsi, Mr. Ilov I-' Symes. iiii'lmling "Bethlehem by <*1to Mailing, “ A laivelv Bit e is Itlisiming" by .Inti.mors Itralim*. and 11 uicdlcv id tradiiional folk carols from 1 cntral F.urnpe I».ir mg Itir program pr."eeilini! thi1 - it vice lllcic will a! o lie a violui solo by Miss Ann 1 ovi-R lln h a id Holt, claw will slot; Schubert's familiar "A te Marin" ill. I .Intro Hell el will Ulg "I* llnlv Night” |e Adolplll1 \dam ^Itorls At A ills in e Nsi ler (‘oknt Morning t »ei itllolts AIiohIm lit Mu,fIt ftVitrltl AI Nine I’It II Heetl AI W .»y lie K iiik KfF Win re AnBr Is Fear to Tr» " Pin 111! *‘a rails A Boy, A «ilrl. Miiftio News MH*1e 10 i;. I'm men f ’ni allero I l o o »>nhenlr.i And Nit or 11 1n llr|ical Per rorni.im e ll:J'* Mornlnu VftTlellM Sorority nml fraternity repre­ tl lM At tl sit Haw all sentative* nr* Mr*. It. A. Smith, It.li Lav men's i ‘all l Prnji »i ,MI** Karliarn Snnmler*, Mark I 3: I'll World Ai Notiii Ml** Bnrhnrn Saunders, bride 13.11 llaillo Karin Pltfesl •Cleveland. Jr., Ml** Mnrthn Wight. elect, was honor gne*l Frl II I 11 lion d u h Mrs. ftcorge A, Speer, Jr., Mix* day morning ni „ Mlehen | Oil I'((fiilia I Hl ar (Jean Payer, ......... I* Rotimlllni, ■.bower given liy Mr* W. II I I f. I .a till Aliter I* ana I J" News •Jack Woodruff, Mailon Itutiorii, Duncan, Mr* II. N Snyer, I Ji M a l V<trlf|!f* jJ r., Rot. Karn*, Ralph Austin nid Mr* .lean Snyer at Ihe S.iyer 3 DO liar None Ila to h i'tmilli, firorge Andrew Spoor, 'mme on Summerlin Avenue 3 HD IVof hi Al Thi *e 1:1. Todny's Hi.ir Kenny I ••ffl.-rj nml a* "stray Mi** Smmdrr* was riunptimcided J jo lilts* Ami PeriiHlnei Greek" reprai<entnlivo* Isorori- liy Ihe hoatrxxc* with a spire chr*l Vo nr Cblhl linen t>* Hi In-. tile* and frutrrilltle:i having fewer •i* n niemeidn uf the ncensmn, and 4J .00 Al if 1 11" I-o vein Proftiaili W him five inruihrra in the city) *hmver gift* were unhplrly pre 4 Jo Ne w * Mr*. Edna Cussle uf Pumpano I* 31 By lleuneni (Mr*. Joe • linker, nnd Cm ige vented by an "Aunt Jem im a" Mis* Belt)' Rose Hoolrhan, stu­ ft ft; no Tile llhythin *“ llotti spending some time in Sanford jTouhy. ft. D O Ne H r (min Ihe kitchen. dent nurse lit Almliua General with her parents, Mr and Mrs. K. ft I ft Himrls litnu nf R< (re*limenl* in keeping with the W SI Ilea. Invitation* nr* being distributed Hospital has completed her three ft: Jo Alarhei Hrjiort Pay month* affiliation nt the Child­ ft J«> Himrln to member* of lh* n**neintton nni Christina* seiimm were served by Palaile /h e ir ffile«l*, nlul Inle arrival* the hnstes*c* ns*l*ted by Mrs A. 4ft I h‘lo* en Mr. and Mrs. George A* Silo.- ren'* Hospital in Philadelphia, Pa. ft7 on II ii ina n Hide of ill ■ W. Lee. ♦11%...... from out-of-town who wish to ohn* their guest, Mr*. Stine'-. nnd hn* returned to GnineavRIr. 7 oft VKW Meporter Those invtird to be with the have iinln |rivi**tlon* rre rci|iie*ted to 7 In I T f‘odiitieiitarv luothrr-ln-law, James II. Titrlr/, jcnnlrtrt Mr*. Mniinu I’nbnrn, Jr. hnnnr guest were Mrs. T C Mute, of Orlando. Mr nml Mr* P. II Tepslc nnd 7:1ft IWeitlnu Hereiiatl*' daughter, Martha Jean, arrived 7 Jo Ne wn Elaborate preparation* Imve Mrs C II Wodruff, Mis* Margaret M anor 7 3ft Time I Oil For Aliisli' tlrnkaw. Mi** i’nutn Moon, nml been made for the dance and it i* Mrs. Henry Melniuliii returned Saturday from Cnhocton, Ohio, to 7: 41 Cddy Pinhln Plays expected that it will prove to |,.< Mr*. Charles la'gelte, nil nf Or- Sunday from IRlilhcrrv where sh- spend the holiday* with Mrs Tep Rno Va >Ie I y Mull ft JO Meet The It i od I he ununl enjoy aide nnd succcsaftil Inndn; Mrs I K. Batten. Mr.* Dun visited Mr. nnd Mr*. Roy Gladney *le's parent*, Mr anil Mr*. -I ft 9 on Nile I alii loll llntleii. Mr* II A. Moreland. J r , for several days. foghorn jA 'ff.iir Phil III eil At *UK0 *1 I Kni lilmf I nni Mi Mr* Harold Chapman. Mr* .Spen­ fi jo I Min e Time ^ AI* l\ M illi’if | <Ilf I I 1,1HI. (I || cer Harden, Mrs Stanley Itnrkev, lit D O Hr and Mrs -I. N Robson will I"lilt eil NaHoi|-t Mr. nod Mr*. Voile William., ! V Ii H 11 K,1111 *■■.,!(i»iiIn Mrs Itemue Austin, anil Mr* Mill- Jr. have left fni Amrilcu*. Go. h a u - as their guesl lor C hristm as 10 Jo Af I |o me W It It Al ii whi < ' 'if* *Jb 1 i it( ,i In* »'! s 'Hit i»|i rn it I 'Iiaia t A IK IE L A K E culm Mai Ni ill l.l P earl I. Ilnh*mi. N C . IISNAS. 11 OH Ne u ». I ii I \ *i(i I 11 la * i *i'll 19147 f Also, Mis* lila Itfllrr, Ml*s where they will spend Christina* of Miami. Mr and Mrs Claude II O. Hlftnw off n m iim If • '»• n| I • . | . l l t , ** I . I | m ft Oft W#pjrt er fi ,1,«Itih mt e** Nl\ie Kicbluift. Mis.* Shlrlrv Mnr» with Ml*. Williams’ family, ; Hobson uf Danin, and Mr nnd Mrs !*. i»i ulu-1 f 11(<111< v* i ii Ii v* ,i ft in W li ** land. Mi** Marv Anne G.il'nway, II I. Anderson of Hasllngs ft ,t*. Monilnt; Melo<P Mr. and Mrs. Joe Baker a t-1 h il|\ || I*.*11*4i -I Midi .nfi-tfir Mis* Margaret Partin. Mi** lalllnn 7 Mil Seven i M l»n h « l»di visiting in Wayrtos*, Ga., when* * h» 9-III* I iff.Iff fit X.11 H111 . Boyle, nnd Miss Belly Rene Ball N e IV n Ml. slid Mi* Rnharl .Ironings, 7 -I • m they will spend the holiday* wltli J r . nf F ranklin. Tenn. a re ex p e c t­ ft HO H|torln II A ' llan o I”'i" f t l‘i om|f l Ii.' i mi i'|)t mu ft Of, IViii|«l v i ‘I tr h HI mt" Mr*. Baker’.* parents. I 'HHI* ’I'll* i 1 HIM I I ) M'l 111411** "I ed to arrive next Sunday for * ft .III Mot 11)1141 PevollotiN Aptlent Flout |» n nutrition* nnd 1• • i D d ll Mlf tl 1tl 111*1. 11M'HI iff week’s sluv In Sanford, to lie the II I Alooiln In Miinlc didh'iou* dcs'i-rt f„i n whole.fain- I Mr anil Mrs p A Howland have I'Hi-nts of Mrs J e n n in g s' parent*. ft On WnrM At Mnn hi- M f In HID >H .HDI I 'III 1*1 III n . 9 I . Phil llru i| Al ( u i, if* IIV Itienl. To ninke It spoon layer* i hern called to Blttefield. W Vn . Mi. and Mis. I. I'. H agan (I* il il Hi Ml H i IIM'I'I Ktl’l 9 3'» Fieihlle HtmiiiH jkmI Mdp In,I ' * of i ustnrd sluice nnd apricot pu- because nf the srriou* illness nf 9 1 . Whi le A m il *'I * K » i t t ee into r.bet bet glasses nnd cldll; her mother, Mr* Rose Atkins III (III* ifihiiH'* M'ltf 11m i f v 1111* Mr. and Mi*. K. W. R n g ris nf In lot Pin •ri* Ta t ode K(K|» *' | | i a * 4' I f • • f|V * t Y i f VYllM just before serving top with whip|» I.. A liny. A 1 III I, Alipili Crcstvlew iiiul Mr. and Mrs. Leo In Jo Ne %va Mr and Mr*. Ernest C. Itakrr I ( 'fu 1 .lilt I i *'*i i **l ** hiK , i (II tod cream or whipped evaporated of DrLaml will spend Christmas A. Watson and son of Lake City in 3ft Mtmb* ••••** '('ll *AMIi I'littl, ii fid II | mv*I. milk mid maiiiHi-himi cherries. urn spending the C hristm as holi­ IOi I ' « Victor V**n iik 1 iretmiitr m With hi* parents, Mr and Mrs * ‘f"11* 111*11f ii *». 11 in|»*•11 hir 111 ,«| b 11 j.f. II MO t»ri henlra Audi HtMt J. K Baker at their home on l.Vio days w llh Mr*. R ogers’ and Mrs. 11 Jo M-.flilliif Varieties l'»l«l*t| nvnl •'im tli 4. MHli!Hull.i Walsoo*' parents, Mr. and Mr*. III MuMe Man all Weil First Street. I* •• . *(M*| f t . I. fi f , Mt (| Hi It II .Q. Tourhton. 1,111 m r ii' s ('all to prnvet li f t A l lllll* dll' | m* I. 1 Ml «M12 OH W<o Id At \ ‘r«iOf Allen llrt/el who attends the Uni­ m r wi n* Mrs \ \\ | Mi , I 31I ft Iloilo Farm Plitent Mi. and M u . Jo hn llrnl >iuJ 11 d * i d u h versity ol the South, in Newanre, 12 Jo T II 4 *i'I m i H, Vi i ( *|irii I* ( *.» l-'rsnklyn McTeer arrived T h u r s ­ t Wi’lirNloiin pi f I* t*nee 13 I Tenn.. Is spending the Christmas i ii, VJ *11111!i v M■im' jui*I•I tiiid Pn|itllat tit at v a rat Ion with hi* parenl*. Mr and day from lint S p rin g :, Ark. In I11:00 Mi l. I ill! I i ffl» i ft l,a t In Amet h a on spend the holidays with Mis, Mrs II F lletrel 1 JO Nf»» Ml I* 11r ft lint f I Cl • 1•I HI . Deal'» p a i m l . , Mi. and Mr*. \V. J ft Mu d 1 at Vaitell-w . »|i ii. M •f l 11|; 1,1 , „ | IM ,»I,,).* fltl 11a 1 Norte Ham h Mr anil Mrs Charles LrGrllr F. MeTcer Airs Heal will lie re>1' 9%I 9*||i«|| ............ ■ on Wot hi At Thi ee of Or Intub* nnd Ihelr young iliiugh memliered a , the L 'm ir r Mi'-r. Juan 1ft Tvofn J * til a 1 :?-ftti i f if 'ii i r**» t f I i f i. ' i 1rot lie Mllioe* tei will spend Christina* week here Mi Tree. in Mil " 4 1*11-1 Ii • til if MII 1*1* (»i* | f i l l I.f Tra I rrf Thtr* with Mrs 1-rGrtie's parents, Mr j f" II* *ifDi 1# i*i* l It \ | I , ,), | Mm l> 1 o v e r I"it fit Mis* G re te b r n Kirrhholf. Ml** nml Mr* A W lam Now * I (‘I'M * ' M\ »**ll »I' I fill 111 i I .1 I Ilf . ’ N nrm n F.ive I t ii v e y , and Ann My IG ’in***! , Kill M I Mif!» f 1|||if* 1 , 1 . fill Tlic T hr HIii U hm Sgl Henry Rlehtrr who i* stn Whittaker will leave Monday fur full ii 'uf ii iujd, s>bni Ntpiv j* itnnrrl at Camp Alteilmry, 1ml , is Minml where they will attend the 1ft S hi rl-* K ifiii #if 1*1 F I'll* f 1*(I*'I 19' VA'II*1 11#• 41* ,| kl |l K spending an eight duy leave wllh Dancing M a s te rs’ i o n vent Ion. Lead 2il Ala f V t 11 'd " f V lin d lH C li jllll Mt i f u , Hi l.i .1*1 I'arailr lit* parent*. Mr. ami Mr*. Henry Ing Ini lift and lap teacher* of New *mmr * i ns ii i; i ft hm .i d.» bn 41 1i «1hi **s York City a re ejRiecleil In lie In at Richter. ] : iH ui x M rlfMnK (Mi A * I tendance Ml 1’I* ' •I111IIIdmMi ■v I i4*1 11 f ‘lit h i mu i . f i 1 1'iitffi i i Ift Hum' s Fur A hail* Pie, James It. Hoolohnn. stationii «mI* •■»i • il nml fibr.'i n , if. | I Mr. nnd Mis. It. F C renshaw 7 J « Now y ,ed nt Sheppard Air Forre Base, j M i 11 m I t ii f h i i • f | 11|. Ii, • i | ^ f|u 1 7 3ft AtiiM* Fur 1,1*■M"hi■iK left Holiday foe Mooteruina, Ga. to li1*., I* spending the holidays here 7 I ft I*lli1> Milt lllll I*l(i*i1 | il fu I Ml III «»'* In, k spend the liiilldav* willi their son R all Vml. i * M ill with hi* parents, Mr. and Mr*. J. and daughter-in-law . Mr. nnd Mrs. ft Jit Mpf! Tlir llriml It Hoolrhan, Kr '» im Nile I'diMuti R. (I. C rrn sh aw . Joe C ien sh aw of *» 1ft I'hM *l#ri| 4f M r ^ n Bobo Dean, who Is altendlng Yale B irm ingham , Ala wilt join Ida •» ii* iMliif Tlln* faultily there for * vl.dl l»| »<) Hnlyertllv In New Haven, Conn . Wt »ay lo you, "Marry Chriitnn* ' M l (ft I«ri) h»j » «)fl arrived Inmic recently to spemi Jo AI M«mm# U if It \Mi*»». Ml** K liirW Hinttli arrived Hat- in alKtut two weeks with his parents, 11 on * Itavo a gay day filled u n la y nlglil from L srk lsn d Air II oft bijk(* nrr Mr ami Mrs It. L. Dean. Bane in Han Antonio. T r i a s tn NAVY S E R V IC E wllh good gilt*, good cheer good Mm. W. H. Bagwell and Ralph spend the h o lid a y 1 with her p a r ­ T here wdl lie a ipecial flint.) F. Bagwell of Rlclunon l, Va. are ents, Mr. and M i- Ned flmllh at vl.dtlng here for the holiday* as th e r home at Hllver l ake. M i n mail Day ervier in tlo- r ' | ta p i | If iendi, plus our sincere ffiirsta nf Mr. and Mrs. Toni 0. Hmltli it aH endlng Offlrerji Gan of the N a ' s l A tixilllatv Air S 'a4 i A * didate srhool nl l-arklaiul. • Ion a t t i l .’i P. M. tniimrrnw 'I i.e ‘t, and Mm . Rtilb It. Scotl. good wishes! vervlce will rondr.l imiloly of carol singing with a lout mr.lila Mr and Mr*. Andrew Htlne have Hon hy riin |d * ln M aillaw .Inlm b ft fur (-hai lesion, W. Va. where they win npcnil about a week with llimterse. A rrang em ent a liav. •heir son-in-law and dnughler, Ur. been made for Ihe publo In »i. and Mr*. George Mlynkuwu, The Junior Mlv> Club held a It ml and u ro id ial ilivilntlon ia » ...... . ■ carolling nml (dumber parly Wed- extru d ed to all. Barbara Saunders Honored By Sayers T irr, s A N F o n n h e r a l d n. Drr. 24. 1931 Page S Midnight Sendee Wedding Plans Made At Holy Cross rhureli By Barham Saunders * * U » | il li( I t DOORS Ol'EN \ \ M. CHRISTMAS DAY! SIIOWINO TOMORROW & WEDNESDAY! LJt*H E RtSCOI. THE J t J N G L L o T error , andthe Swamp Fighters' i iliil 111M ii WHO TURNED THE TIDE OF THE •v,- . savage Sem in o le Wa r ! : LAST TIMF TONIGHT EXTRA NICE FOR CHRISTMAS DENNIS MOItGAN • VIRGINIA MAYO • GENE NELSON “PAINTING THE CLOUDS WITH SUNSHINE” • IN TECHNICOLOR ALBOi L A T E S T NKWH ami CARTOON ______________ S E L E C T E D HIHIR IS ____________________ TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY! AGENCY DRUG STORE BE “EXCUSE MY DUST * WITH RED SKELTON O P E N CARTOON nml SELECTED SHOUTS _r 'h'''•«!/ ■m M. ’til Moon Only■ . vi '': * tj/- i Castle .. * cron; r m w .n m 11.; v A - *i'i»f va Merry Christmas To A ll A HI ( >B 0 ' >w 1 A N D O H IG H W A Y t^ist Times Today- “PEOPLE WILL TA1*«, �Schooling Races; Final Poll Of Conference Coaches Prepares Opening gf:, By KENT CIIRTLAIN M- BIx Hanford Hornlnole Celery ; ’Ted football players worn booTOTtd III the final results of the first annunl Herald Coaches’ Full determine the All-Knst Florid, i nferenee teams. | ’||o Driving fallback Ed Cordon was named tin tha only Celery F«hI on the first ’ tssm, i. End Ken Cano, Inckle Walter ' Reuth and Mike Wholeliel gained place* on the starting ref und team While guard Hob Crulium ami cen­ tal Terry Cordell wore given hon* prable mention. fit. Augustin *’* KeUctlllius liieh school snared four starling berth* . on the first time with I’alutka procuring two ami one each going to Sanford, fieabreexe of Dnvtomt, New fimyrna, Dcl.aml and Starke. Sanford shared high honor* with Ketterllmis hv having three play#rs, each, named to th« secomi Herald All-Conferohca vi|uad. fieriDreexe and Starke two a ple-e *. with Palatkn f'lilnimr one. ' Houghs Mlllrr Falalkn’s galfeplnr lefthalf, untied a P « t pli.... P#fe from every .n-e of the sev* n •ehc* who auli'Dptml vole* In th** araM’s poll. Miller receive! nil I po'nta mil of a por.rlhle 21 to *d (he entire noli. • Bv virtue rf Mll'er’s mmiilnmu fholce, he gained the dlsliuetlon of b»lng the venv's mo*t valunble itaver In the Knst Florida Can* . farene* for Jll.t]. Ounrlerhick Eddie Mathews, Miller's leaniiuiite. garnered ilm •eeon'1 hlwhe-t vote (,u Um fit*team hv polling HI. HnufmdV tackle Kouth shared with quarter­ back Benner of Reahrerxe tlm highest vole for llie second team pomlnntlon with it each, i tn all 40 players repre cntlu# til tight aehools In tl;e FK Conftrenee were selected by the seven participating roaches. Only one Mach failed to submit n ballot, Ihat wss the HcLiiml roach, f lia t Team Ft. LE Lrnholt, fieabreexe .. 12 LT Watson, fit. Aug. t.*l LO fiouther, fit. Aug. II C Kenard, N.H.II. fi BO Parker. Htnrke h Final schooling races In prepar­ ation for the opening of the Sanfurd-Urlnndo Kennel Club Wed­ nesday were held last Friday and Hnturdnv and sumo exceptionally fait tln> i were turned in. The boat timet for the two day lierlud pave the edge to Huh Walker, Romo Kambler and Tara'a Lass In 112.1; l.avara, Meter Hot and Fire Ilup in 22.2 with I.ittlo Touch, llluo Mill, -laine>i Khhnrd. little Old Darling, .lolly Hurry, lleauly't (lift, Hetty’* Lite, Joy •loo and l.adv Sara rooking It In & { IB Mnthvws, I’a ln tk u ....... Ill iH Miller, Palatkn *21 IH Byrd, fit. Aug. .. 12 B aOKDON, HANFORD III •rood Team Pt. ,E OANO, SANFORD ....... 7 ,T ROUTII, HANFORD .• It 41 WIIELCHKL, HANFORD 7 22.1 Wetherington Is Too (Vro Scorer For IJ-F Quintet U M flK W IU E ffiiMfl*iH The Florida (Into** Ic* 1 | h i* tbclr pre-Ulirlstmns ulav Wetlriesdnv cv»nln*» will* •> r**i to 17 victurv win over T»onc*s*a*, -ivlng Ceri'b lolm Mau**r’i > mngft»*rs n r*-n r*aoi d for I In* young union. Illieakiii'i nf I Is yiiiing*l<‘r<r ■»ft* * their unset win i,v**r the urevlinir Iv enle'iilen Vu1-, Minier <ald, “ W»* have reached u higli **ek. 'lit* t it tiling hustle ami fight for experience and height. How­ ever, we still have a long way hr go with Home outstanding teum* on our schedule but if we keep pluylng us we have pin <*d ill these firnt five games we'll give nil uur opponents a tough buttle I'lil Irememlou ily pleased with heir showing." Tl *......beaten (iaturn have taken a few days off for the Christum* holidays and will gather again l» Jacksonville on December 2dtb or the Cntur Howl bnsketbull tournament which semis them ugulnst Clemson, (Jeorgia nnd Florbln Stule University the f<rl* lowing three nlglils, Florida opened the season with a 7tl*r>2win over Wofford, then clipped Stetson (Ikl-fri!), Miami (tUMIfi), and Florbln fioutlu'iu (70-fit). The game with Tennessee was tha Cators' only fiouttieustern Conference scrap to date. Here are the Individual srorlng statistics lliiougli the first five games, TP Arc. Pet. Wfth'Uiugtnil UK |:t.n IH.'J Powell Ml 10 110.7 Cookie It P.H 21.0 llohvrls 40 H 47.2 Cnsares iltl 7.2 44.1 Hitchinx ,'l.'| (U) 21.5 Tr Ingas 21 5.2 47.1 Frlerlmnn 111 4.7 25. In the (i/|ltlh t ra re *. In the futurities, 20.2 wilt the best time turned in by the followin# lure idia-err: While Hear, Ikey Andy, Heneh Hello, Hold Dost, Itiihy, J. Ilitwk .lint, and Htcnpimr Itlnif, while Wnro't ilill, I.ittlo Sadie, Cat Itin I .rid. One Step, Kinmn'H taift ami l.i'y Trump innle it in lust two second moru. Everything Is tot for tlm grand e petting Wednetduy night with poal lime fur the first race Hilfi jt.in. A card of ten races It sched­ uled each irirht e v e n t .Sunday at tho fine traek located on the Hiinfurd-flrlnlido highway nboul ten miles smith of th h ellv. W. II Anderson, iiv iiii , and Unbelt (I, Hllittl. yen-.r d tn«W»*'er, Tie one of the liiypei’t seasons In the truck's hM niv, iilub r the nunei virion of the l-'loiida Itueing Coin- Yankee Tackle Rebels Tuesday In Orange Haw! tetsonAlumnui Standing Proxy In Hong Kong Seuiom For Gator 'Bowl Contest OKI.AND (Special»— A Stetson slnmnn* <n fn*-avsv Hon" Kone is Mending prow for “ U. S. *1,000" and •hrr'div bns he'-ome n member of United Stetson Alumni Stetson’* own USA. on e<-»»n|ve tion pled««d to n-ovlrle 17b (MM In Mir,1* fur University operating ex­ po MU*’, ”i will put Stetson's financial difficulty above mv own and give *•* lie.,* •. enilowmeni plan me wbolehe-ir'e * oilllli rl," wrote }J 'V. f'ldV l.eung, who graduated <,<r**-«i|i in iirjft ."Now I' the time to show our nnroserveil 'n-ot*e i * Almn Mater by united fiction." ’’Iricr. •rradnatbin. h" has oceupled mhny prominent nosts o ' trust and re*'ion»llilll,e In eil*-**,. •oe 1 n«*iUlr*l snil relief agencies in bis native China. In accept inp annniiitmnnt on mlvlscry r* rnmlttee of United CORAL GABLE8— (Special)—University of Miami football squad hai launched a practice program starting at 2 1’, M. daily for tho remaining days before the rlub tackle* tho Clcmton Tiger* In tin* •atnr H >w| In Jackionvllle New Yours afternoon. Coach Amly (Sustafson figured that since the game starts a t 2, his squad had best get accustomed tr. playing at that time of the day, an hour which haa not bean too#------------------------------ --1" 1 happy fur th* Hurricane* this fall, men who have been showing up Two of their three defeat* were well In recent weeks, suffered In sfternuon encounters. As a result, Frank McDonald, After Monday's diIII, Just seven 105-puund yearling from Nuthy, nractiro days remain before tho N. J. seems u elneh to stuit at New Yearn afternoon clash and right end on offense. He Is Just two of tho drllla will bo away alwut a* effective n blocker us from home. The squad will leave Sophomore I.eo L'lloyle nnd n far Sunday for tha I'onte Vodru bettor puss receiver. Frank Nurllearh headquarters, hut will stop dull!, another freshman, also a off In St. Augustine for a 4:20 105-pounder, Is showing so well on I’. M. workout at Katie:linus field defen*** that bo will bo I,on Mar­ in St. Augustine. tin's alternate.' lie i* from ChicaTho team should be consider- «fu. •ddy stronger In some positions At tackle, Norman French 210vh n it was during the regular pound Chicago teammate of Nar■rnson, especially on the line. The dull!, was Installed us regular extra time available to make pro- defensive right tackle In tho Durations for the Clemion game - ' ~ ---’Otlf'.n Uinnsl t*n *f|t • "I deer bus given the coaches a chance it n privilege to ‘stand by Stetson’ ’.o work with some of the now | rei el,l* t,| -Ift so, "Mv nrevy Ft It" II,000 for It * handy to hava aom* can* ur tho current year whoso 5T In'•rest h U«t fill, A chock for this Jors of small whole boiled onions amount ivlll be sent in a followitii' on a cupboard shelf. They're n Food way to stretch peas, snap airmnil " beans, or mixed vegetable* when unexpected company arrives. If you want to heap bacon atrip* from curling when you ar* panbroiling them try preaxing the *trjpx down with a fork occasional­ ly as they cook. DKI.AVD llbn* luli *-Permission *i u«** "Tin* Vnreh of Dimes" a he idle of o composition written One pound of boneless stew ‘,v lllrlinrd M. K*n«el, Stetson meat will sxrve four people for ■vnd i**"*l*Ttor snd compusor, foi one meal If vou hava Iota of gravy 'he half-time show ill the Tan- und vegetables with it. ge-loc Howl o** Jan. I has been "iven liv the S'ntbinal Foundation for Infontib* Paralysis. The woids ami music will lecopyrighted by the University and the proceeds uiilgned to the Na ■Inmil Foundation to carry on Its progrnin ngulnst the dreaded dis­ ease. A recording uf the comnoiltlon has been sent to the National Foundation in New York for an udvanre preview In moke it avail­ able for ony other nation-wide broadcasts. Job iT»t sine*, but eeaehM ta r * boon *blo to 'ta rp o n hla pUjr considerably In tho last weak. At tho ta in t time, yearllnc Bill Uehrlnger, 210-puund freshman from Long Uc*ch, N. Y. hat eomo ulonjt llku u huuse-a-fire to win the alternate job behind French, and he’a threatening to take over vbu starting assignment. 212-pound Nick Chlcklllo, mutt Improved player on the squad this year, hat been Martin# loft tackle tn offense thlt year. In the Intt ID ilaya. he'a convinced the coaches hu can play detente, too, and will start at guard. Creomulilon relieves promptly baeaujo it goes right to the teat of tho trouble to help looten and expel fenn lades phlegm and aid nature to too the and neal raw, leader, inlitmed bronchial membranes. Guaranteed to please you or moocy refunded. Creomulilon haa stood tha ten of millions of uten. HIGHLIGHTS HOLIDAY GIVING C astle Jew elry Tanjrprinc* Howl HaN Polio Theme Granted MIAMI i.tt—North and Smith colb'lti* all Mats planned (Inal Unlit walkouts today for their Shrine charily football game in llie Orange Howl Tuesday nlgbl A crowd, of about lO OOU Is ex peeled to watch Yale Conch Her iiiau Hick man's Yankees tangle with Miami L'onrh Andy (iustiif son's Hebei* In llie Four Pi o’iniial game sponsored by Mali) Shrine Temple lor the crippled children's fund. The South Is exported to depend upon speed uml passing against the heavier Norlh team. The South squad hail the day off Sunday and spent It sight - seeing und swimming but Hickman gave IS T i m M il ( IT o r T II H c o t X T V . it iit m . o im iM ii.i; c o iia r v , his north squud a lift ■ minute ii.<niii> i, workout In Ihc morning, brushing In r** II**- K hI h I" uf up on all phases uf tho game. 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Nmr (,’lty l.lmlla. ROSA I.. PAYTON R«|ial«rrd Real Kxlalr llrukrr I lia park Ala. I'huitr IIIU I tlodroom Country llomr. On* Htory Frame. U fa Tlmr Ituuf. I . u i , Hcreett Porch, (iarnxr and Htoraia Room. Pavel Road. Four Acrea uf Land. Good Shad# and Fruit Tree*. Located G Mile* From tho Clock. $ 6 ,5 0 0 .0 0 I *• * '1 *1 (1 M llia.l* WANTKD —H I I K A ( f T K I I A N , a r iili. r p ru fu rro d . S u l,try u iid I’o iiitu la a lin i. I lm r l. ’ IN lliu iiit y N u u k . I 'll, 1*71. K K I . I A I I I . K i,m u n ip n b lr u p in u tin u I iu t i I f r r i y l . t rind t r u iiK f r r xvoruliouau. (iu u d u i. iiu r tu n lt y (n r tb u ■I t ; t il m u u . W r ltu P. O. Ilu* 1880. ___ _______ _ WANTKD! Kxi»<r!eiit't'(l tioukkrrn«r. Periiiuiu'iil. With rrlUblu film. Chururtur r r f r i r n i r a lireeaenry. Apply lit writing u IvIuk full tiartlx'ulnra. Ilu* MX c 'u Sunford lluruld. John W. Sulllvnn, "Li - J . - ■'I ,T* - t * WORK WANTED —• RAI1Y HITTER. Mr*. Kalkrnbenr. Hrat rrferrncai. Ph. 1077.W. - SPECIAL SERVICES - 1 1 S l'K U l'K M — 12 SI'I « l \ l .s \ * i , r * i i w S lit I ii ir \ l ., udr $ 13 |i, , St,. K lit.ldr t Si,.'III lb A-pbult Sblnulr |H.50 Apphrd bx Kxpx'ilt l'i i*. .I i tul.i f.>, i|.iu K m)I<> I*. IMIONE 118 t h e in lo r.n o lio n « r nvud l i,r II, tt I I I . VI l > I l i t : ll n . k r r .’ ; * , , l i t I.u i,In f 'r . S .in lo rd , I 'll Kx1' S \ M l . It I t T .lv I 'll, | n . I y. .Src h ill I 'ln llii, ', . l i t I. lin n M . Hun r..n i Far Itesulln 1 la in lr X K MiiniXNN T h e f iilh iv ffn ii rn lp w iiMFlr nil XVn h I I d a irtikHwheil In T l i f tR M f li n l I ( « N l l 4il Auto K ra i I III n I IMIlKIt A St'P P l.k YD. Mb A Muplr Pbmir 7U7 i f il r i illllth *urim'**u tu per* Ir. li"ii, Old fl.u.ra made like t.rxx Kl.ilHtli'ltr, . Irantua A WBI •ilk- I'.I tnl.lt l.nxvni plauL, n vrura .op rrirn ra In Hrmifltle County. It M Glaatun, I.aka s i! M nrv <»M xNlui M"i.i.iiu hriiunrl, tit* I, in . b> I - * m u ,' S i,ti l u ll K u lp b II. n . I Hi''. I UK \ ' T I K*l S. I’. D-, Wni, b lliiu.ti, I II I .itxvami, Irxxrjrr. tilt* N. I'uil. Snnfuid lli.YIK llrliviuy, find Oil Ki'rnM'„|' Cull 01541 Till 1(1 V S er­ vin' Si n l ion. I’l. I'YI III N'G (!uutiiiit nud ri'pair w>ok. Frc.i rxl imat i*. It. I lliirvry. 201 Simford Avi". Ph.u.e IH2H. |,A W’N YlllWKItS Slmrprnr.l, hiry , yrli H ■, pulri'.l( look uiidd kkey w.ok Prompt M'lvirr. Sbumiii. 510 K PI. Si. IM'NtiRY for homo ui-wkT Cull 141 mu I wk Ciri-ulnlinn lo irll.l y.ol Tbr S,iiifio,I ll.-rul.l while on vurnl loll. II I TYI'K.S ll,,tl,ioii-r work llrmuiuul.lx! Uni rx Free Kxti* iiiHirx, Sprrndrr Srrvlre, l.lmr i.ui ib.lumllc it ml Fvrtlllaer, Cnrpi'nlrr .4 (irurey, Pboi.*. I5U5-M or HUN I I,. I,. Slid. 1'iniui Trrbnnlnn. Phono ill, ,V. Koulo I, Sunfnr.l. i'ARPKNTKII WORK Fur ipilrk ropulr job*, or sxmmll l.nildiim, Cull .Uni IH2-M-4. 75 - NOTU KN’ PKKSON aX h —13 ('ompb-tr Rii.llutor ll.-pulr. TOMMY'S ICYDI ATO|( ttt:P Atit SHOP ItKD WINOIIAM PAINT AND IIDDY SHOP Phone IPin-l Sunfurd, Fla. _ C O _^{idH uA _T uylur^^^^^^^ 15At 'TO MO PICKS —15 II. \V. KENT A CAR. (J-drlv* It by day, week, or arnxnn. Kn«llxh Fords and Amrrlrau For,It, arilane, tlntion wuKont and c, river Uhl o». Strlrkluml-Murrlaun. Inc., E, F lrtl St. IIH'I DKSllTA nuivi'itilde, ruiliu, heulrr. IIv privutr nurty. Priced In tell. I'h. IlHl) nr (.325;_______ lll.'IU NASH l.uFuyvtte. (I uml Irnnapurtutloii cheap. John L. Iluinphrrjr. Lake Mary. 1041 FORI) Club Coupe hat ra ­ dio, hruter uml terrible uulnt Joti but rutut ul,u'l. I2UG.U0. Phone IG31-W_ ixfler 0 P.M. FOR SAKE: IU4U Frailer. Over­ drive, radlu, umlurcuut. Perfect conditlun. Hubby June*, 300 W. 5th, I'h. 201. ___ / 1UG0 CHEVROLET .edarn Perfect condition. Call 703 between 7 A.M. and G PAI.____________ n i i f f l ffk*' 17BOATS ________ -II _______ WASHING Machine* repaired. __(8) Ja m tt Stewart. Quick, Monomlcat tervlce. Work CANT TAKL hty 14 ft. boil and |uarantea<i.jpall_ P28«M. __ trailer with ma. Metal ball wall, sturdy, ipeedy, Chaplin Doutarae Robb’s ilakury haa old fathlontd Fruit Cuke, rlccd to M.7B. _N A 8, Extenilun >06. 217 Bait First, Ph. 1120. (4) Prod Aitalrs. t• Wm<r<Vr& ' - m 1. si �WMM— M l— ____ < r r v I f f f , 14. I N I ■4 ' IgjlWBK.'''_•.■■‘.t*-'* . - ' r r y . ^ r ? iV&Xt', :7*hA-; TU B .8ANPORD HERALD ■ • ■ flilr macaroni oceailonatly whfl* It'* rooking to prevent slicking. May M fh and *v*rjr on* of o a r t t i l o •a. t/•n and friend* And thfe a very HAPPY HOLIDAY I tin g a to n g o f lin c e r e tl m h h n for a truly Merry Chrhlnun and it New Year filled nith hnppineii! SMITTY’S SNAI»riN(; TlfltTLU W ILLIA M S S lflllT AND I'lX IT SH O P 8ALKH & SERVICE 2K0I Houlh P a rk Avcnur Hanford, i'la. .’fl.'i W r i t F irst SIS; .. • ' H ire d . .i I Fine Lettuce C: Blues In Tho News <*rown By lly lion ANTHONY One of the finest heads of Ice Tonight Is ll»' n ig h t fo r the fes­ berg lettuce aeen in theae p arts tivities ill the Niivy Center. At f a r n long time w as presented to H:;il I hr Mel oily Fivp will begin the Herald force S a tu r d a y hy playing nml the p a t t y will be George II, H eirs who f a r m s a underway. T he Chrlattnaa anlrlt pari of the A s to r farm a t Lake will dominate Ihr nffn lr nml keep Monroe. Mr. Heirs has several nrrex of in niiiul men, th a t thin I* Ihr city of S an fo rd ’* V n y of saying what Is known as P rem ium l a k e M.-rrv C hristm as to Ihn men in Iceberg Lettuce and has lieen c u t ­ liliir on a f t e r 01 before attending ting fu r iilmiil two week i. If riin re b of your ehoiro tie aure to w eather rondltiona do not in t e r ­ eotne to i lie Navy C enter and fere, he exp erts to have a conloin lit the full. I'll be looking tinui's Mipply all w in ter and early spring. •.or you there. Aienrding fo Hstidy Anderson, Totooitow f Mu iit tiian will bn r. I* In tiled all over th e world and who Imasts th a t C nlifom la rnii’l our tutv. 11 a ir linsc will lie no i * to in h Seminole County in grow.e p lio o a< Chief I. II N ader and Ills i rew will serve a dinner th at I would give the lieit home-rooked lasting and honorable pence, (sig nedt H a rry S. T ru m a n lie al sonic s tiff competition To .litii Meyers, Italpli (inssinaii Miss Nell Williams ami Mrs. A It Ailing we cxpreea our great mid I would like to take th is o p ­ a p p ii ‘d'llIon for th eir tireless p o rtu n ity In extend o u r must w o i k h i decorating the Mess Hall sincere wishes to you nml ynurx a very, very — MKItltY »o at 11 aelively. The menu for the fu r ( I n i 'to m s dinner In he nerved CHRISTM A S! in the. Yob-tide ulm oxphrri' is ax follow : Chilled F ru it Coektnll Clips, Hnaal Tom T urk ey , Snow Flake potatoes, (illdcl (irnvy, ll u tt r r r d English Pena, linked Virginia llalii. A ssorted Hnlail Trayx, C ran b erry S aure, llreail and Rutter, Stllffeil (Hives, Sweet Pickles, Coffee, Pumpkin Pie, C hristm as Candy, Mixed Nuts, Cigarettes. A fter dinner th e r e win be a brief mnsieal C h ris tm a s W arship S ir v ire in the Station Chnpel at. I IT. All men a ie invited to a t ­ tend ami a le cnrniiingcd la b u m ; a bun; th en depeodelita and ft n nd < The following te lle r from Ihn P n -iideut of tile Hulled Staten ap p e a rs l i n e ax || wax published h i the A im y N avy-A ir F ores Heglnlcr • ■. . .•, - C m tlT fl P S IC M LAKELAND UTk-CItnu price* nn Northern auction market* last week reflected the effect of Inc Christmas season. O ranges ami tangerine*, always In g reat d e m a n d as holiday fruit, were generally higher lh:.n the week before. G rapefruit returns w ere varied. T h e best gain was tiinlkrd hy O ranges from Indian lliv r r They lumped 7(1 cents In <4.12 n box. Interior Florida o rang es moved up 5IS r e n t s lor a $117 av erag e T e m p 'c oranges, just reaching volume movem ent after bring a xenree variety, slumped 77 ren ts a half hnx hut Mill av erag ed S3 wi T angerines brought $2 .Vi a half Imx, a gain of 17 re n ts While seedless gra|>efruil from Interior Florida brought >135 a Imx. up I!) cents. Indian IHvrr while serdless skidded 25 renl.s In <4 21 LOVELY FOR GIVING! PROTECTIOR C s iy I I c Jewelry rh. III W. F irst SAVINGS KL OAN 119 West First Strrvt ing lull lire, the m ark et now on iceberg lettuce is very s a tisf a c ­ to ry , a v e ra g in g Is-tween <4 75 and <5.50. yr • • tint*! b '^ k t sari qsy at holt/ O u' w ith to lingt oul with chaar .. That Christmas bnmji you lots of plaasur* PRLNIIIKNT’ C H R IST M A S M ESSA GE The W hite House W ashington t S t 'H y A S FIRST FEDERAL 1291 And the .sry Last lor the coinin'! year! I d IIIE ARMED FORCES *»K IIIE UNITED STATES: This ve a r's C hristm as S ra -o a f tod * m any of you In far oft places, away from your homes and the close family lies which o n alw.iys associated with I h" hnlnlns - p i n t . Aa lep reseu taliv c •tf nor p ie a l Nation, dedicated li the c a r l of li n e peace, m ay you hod i *• i roil for rejoieiog in Hie I. miwleilge Hint yinit unselfish e lfo rls stan d ns a pillar of sliruigth ami inspirnHon ta all lleerloiil loving peoples of Ho wnild I p in y th a t the God of llui Eiithi'i-i will w ntrh over vop ■ ml < on families and th a t the N o v Ye -r will bring ux all n e a r ­ er to a fulb'i rcalm stlnn of a We value your friendship ami good will ... ne m UIi you a Happy Holiday anil fulflllnirnl of your liope* in *311 HUNT'S TUXEDO m i ll STORK I*Xi**•!•• :tr.H IIH Snhfot•! Asr May the joy am! peace of Laney Dry Cleaners C fl R 1ST M A S MR Kittsl Second be with you — always! Phono 41*5 MILLER RADIO & APPLIANCES I IK .South P ark Phone 29 377 P I ltUfc. ■ I t ' > * JUJAVlUl .ViV ■vrr'iv wL»' ‘ > • ..-> . ,~ r ............................................. —•— a . . -V i Du- I , h . v: J J ? From all nl our friendly store«.. we t h c iu I e r n d a ^ , frlM EM w *’r« w ish la g ymmihm beat •« m r j f h lM r Holiday (ireetinffg right to your door! < :4 jS S f# 1 C. STINE, MANAGER ARTHUR C. MOORE CO-MANAGER .■Ur ‘T. EVA C. STINE IS'd f t . •' . •**N«ST«eTW ------ s THOMAS D. MIDDLETON L . 1 .. . . ./ MvV' on, ’ v Mi JSfo ' .■ ♦ • V-J: EARNEST BROTHKRSON STANLEY HII.ES GARNET HIGH nEORGE PIKE r.'j sra^' . L r .ViS-V .1 ■• h • - ,.A.- - ■ ' 'Utt U. JAMES GUTp A gency V«~mM^*ragdi«gU......... - - w l?) s GENERAL INSURANCE 812 EA8T FIRST STREET PHONE 78 A 48 •lY b'ii-'. , mm '•ArtlVt,.’ .•too ’ •v-i H. JAM BS OUT . IIA N B S b . OUT — •xstk 0 ' "Mi « ‘r : Ikfr �% *- ■ ~ T y aw 1 \ 'j 1 I Strong Bid To Be Made For Women Voters In 1952 Presidential Race Hr HHSNID AIINK Al* Nrwsfeaturrs Writer WASHINGTON- Wnineti It* mi)re t hun "helper*'’ in p re s id e n tia l c a m p a ig n . I ft iiuur-to-il(Mir. Itutli parties ate p d Ishing up whirlwind campaign' ftir next Or tidier. Women will inun the motor pools on election tiny, do the linliy hit­ ting, loan (lie telephones In check which of the registered voters have failed to xhnw op at (tie poll* Ihdh partie* have haudamip forceful .................the directors o f their wumen's divisions. India Kdwardx, a former t'liicago new*pnner woman, i* tlu Democrat’s firebrand. Him hs* never let down since the IIS IH elections. Just recently she flew back and forth, Washington to Falifortila, twice In title week Just In make speechra. Through Him she has hud too ranking Democrutlr women on the road milking speeches, including the wives of the secretaries of Ag rlcultiire and Interior—Mrs. (Tharles F. Htannan, and Mrs. Oscar Chapman and two government office holder*. Nellie Taylor Hass, director of tlie mini, and Mrs. (ieorgla Necsu C la r k ,. the U. H, treasurer. During Ihe campaliHi the Demo- hI iiiu ii ' b f t ft • •» • » M . h , i h il'i 1 1 • ..1 Mi 1 S In t ft\ "!» - ill 1 ll* 1 • i l l ' v ** , 1. h* “i l 3“ ' miJ m ti* V v. '( ., V ;*1 ft •* j*i " * I it) • r ''.’■ •T -'. .. ‘ 4 * 1 lV 1.441 | |! 'if 1 1 t 4i f'lf 1 ' ■ MM » f. , 1 ' !1 t 1") 4 1 4 ll.* . |,1 • ‘ k. l i i !. I Miu 1 ’ * r l\ ) 1 * 1 • 4 • ki ■ ti j . • . | l • ' M. » 4 1h r v * * ’ h i h i v It '• ■ • I* * ' 1 * 1 • Ke M ' 1' ' 1 1 li,i ’* t J ,■ ntaw'afrii * ll i l l I f I I rtH H ti hv lu lle d in ev'i le s ia s tlc n l te d an I v v liile n o t tin * A in e l i c a i i S a n '.i I ‘ tin ,* o u t to m e s to to w n li e 1 it t lt 'lid e d by Itla c k I 'e l e r . Ip * y o o te M o o iis h - i t v a n t w h o r u t i l e * th ■ p i t > i i l * T l i i i e is iis o a lty a p L iia d i t h m o g l i th e c it y w it h ’’ H in t N i o Inn.-'- t lie c e lite i o f u l l t l i i ' l l o u T In* c i i i l d i e i i le a v e w o o d e n shne t ille d w i l l , s t iu w a n d p in u p e in ic k I l i e l o l e th e 1 llim n e y f i l l t ile s l i l l ll lo u s e , tio o d Is iy s g e l p ie s e n ts Women gained icspnlitilde iolilil the Kepulilican pally 11 little mine slowly Ilian they did in the Democratic party, tint now they m e singing Ioiwiik I. Itepulilicun hemlipiiiilers report* Hint It.'t women me now serving a* county chairmen of Itcpiildicn.i I'liristmas i- 11 family feast in put tv organisation*. Women u><‘ Norway All Intsiuess slop* .it acting us clmlrme,, of city or ........... ........... y : lid 11 lllll timiul I'lnclieoli ut one u'clock At purlv lots women vice-chairmen in tlie sel vice* they sing cunil- and ".OIU t'liuntics out of the total 3,1)1111 counties III tin- nut Ion. Tliere is no way of knowing how important tlie women’s vole will lie lo eithfi party in lUfiU he cause the mitiomd vole lias nevei hern I'litlliled fin men and Women voters. Hut in I'.MH Ihe llemurratic wumen's dlvisiun took u spot sampling at voting booths. It fuund that women voters made Up Hie following percentages: Iowa 62 percent, Cook county (Chlcagoi 6fi percent, kVuyne county (De­ troit) ll.'l percent, Ohio till p e r­ cent. Ill Minnesota women voted twu tu tine. •■■■..... . - receive a poitliiii of finit uiel ion. sipllll kttei lie I<■ind v dliinei li­ the t-yeieeg 11■■ . undle- et| II. lice a t' light. I 'it'd pit-stills 1(1 11t h u l f d ' III I'm JO 1 1n 1 •- 1 1 pm t v lie tela! i\ i I’m 1 n-s Mm tinoe at llm ionet "t vaitoos n-iii lives idl week ill till ..le . li. 1 1 , t i l 1 , 1 . |e e > flu- lill* u * l\llln h u < h't^llllM'v IM1 | l II S i l l l l H l 1• ,. . , , , . I 1*1 11 1 I * < I in t I In , .i|' hi i*sI >14)1 1 1 | f* |4r t I I ' i , ^t| ( i U . . , 1* rI n p u t . M I IIIttM It, Ihr I . ' 4I 411 If I H I*|* . lllll e l I- III SA V11 ■i t 1 * r | | 4 I M i l (if |'|M > ' hit • ' hi 1' » 'll! fit 1 ' • t hi * I I l f ) | l If I Mi '• t h if III ( H i t I 1 ■> I ' l l I 1 \ I lit* til II* III •I I •rtf kk (I I II | 4i lf S hi • Sk li t kl * ' I l l i l ’V l i t *' Vk 1 > |i|flli)f 41** 11111 11 M U '* \ 11 f t « I lay Im i i'i It s ij o u ' i n u l l ill I •• m iu .1 \v ,1 h 4 I* |*•11 I l i ' i l . i s k . 41" ) | ' 11111111' lliftti l|.ll II III! at «|> > Ml Mil tfit11 iniiiii1v I 4 III S,Mil j) { hills \iul 1Ja1’ \itfiiin,il \ .1 * h i l l III) 1 hi .......... 1 I »• • i ' i 1h 1 KV i i i i i h 1 V1 f he* . h ill • ' M il ..... In 1h i 1 . n *«tee .if Ih , \ l.f 1 f ’ * ,|A 4 41 III lit I f f nl' 1) . J J .(,« .• t i l ’ ll Mi.' ih it lM • j M|| 1H VIn 1 1 l h r l(i 41 m 1 It h(l k - h r I'll 1• it'll 1•1*I I' n 1 h J It .1 . .1 . y o llf f t id f t J y l l i p 4 fu ll May you all have a our friendly greefingi MKItUY CHRISTMAS and u Ntw Year that'* that you il l may enjoy t completely happy! liappintti I A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS l a a VERY HKMtY HOUDAYt 1# m Mi t '•> i r ia Penney’s SHOPS »i *iv i * u * » t i * 1 « t »0 ■ -■ ||| tx inulily 1 1 slm.i'* 1luh mil ".nmlur ui* liHm) 400 Opposite f'aat Office kk t l | ' k *mill f* I *1Mill i1 Nine liiheT IihM »k* l Mu fill Ili *t| *.’*'* llililila.il UV r1 luenk Mitik 111 | .'I. IMill lull ltd) »I ll* I •‘ )l I 11s IIk »*11 f l t | | | |U | |»*t Hi t 1! -i m| ,*i,1 imih-m ilttj);i| % ' v nut . ll mi hilliiH ilf 1 1* 1,11 Siivim:*. th in k ’* 1 e | h i |‘1n 1h.1t * <1ell miu ilitll.ii * \%*4 g»«iill mil I' pilrofiaqe, wo oxtonJ to you UP pops Santa i n Ul t l| ! 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Although (‘hriatmn* urtuin* Ho liotli the Krpiihlicnu mi.I in Minnv Iwiiilr nil liuve the Democratic Niitionnl Committees ■vmy have thumping program* to eiln o in ii * m o tiv a tio n o f r e jo ic in g e l l l t i l o f t i l l ' C h r is t c h illi. rate women voter*. Itolli women • th eIn t i Fram e tlie cllihlien pot theil division* report that more women rlimr hv tlie firerlile when they ore taking aetlve parte in lo«- ■I 1*0 to hoi Christina* The oolitic*. They report larKer limn pm cot- g.i to mi.Inii;litKve.church heir of vnutlgfi women ole activ reiv ce» mel nfteiwnnlr collier tlie A n il Itepiihliean fieadipmi t"i * I'llinil feast, known nr "le lefind* that they ate full-ling non ' veilloti." Iii which perse are rervit women In hualne** ami the pi > with wine, (’hilrllllltr i* lonrtly <e»«hin». the cli lilcn, a hole ilav anil Hoth Itepiihlii'aii ami I>--m.■ lot n day of fimrling. The great rratle women Ieintern have liee'i inlnll feact i* New VearV hilly through Iflfil. For revel.11 Ih'lgiulii mill tlie Netherlnml* yenrr the Democratic women have Si InNieliolar Hee. li, I* 'elcworked on the tdnguu "I’Biiiiii.igP- b llite d w ith tinllav, r lg lif it 'iilii.......f lu ll are won between election* " tiri lli'i l'!i llo t It'll <1av 'll 1) that r logon they have kept pailv worker* together lighting for to \e llo 1loinli "1! t n I Niculua cal issue* right through the fmu •'I»l- e»pe t lo ■ell on iiur-tini" year* that intervene tietweeii pi- .‘ •■leime i‘| litlioi Flam er I’.'l liilenlinl .unlmlgii-. till- !!' I oil Iwo lliplolliHt*, Mil Now the ItepuhlliMii women ni> I'ei le .Me 1 1 inllii-tl'l lo 1.11v in limit nt wink <01 * • snipin', 1 tin" li"Uii-. inn! Mi- Fni'enie ktidet ■I.", mnli'israiloi to Ilvninni h mil “ Work and Win." M's K'wniilr iiclil now Ir pm • Iloth women’* division* have rmphusixeil eiluentloiinl pi eg mm licnlinlv hupp) ovei the mimhei 1 lo help Ihe voter* iimler*l.nel of wiiilieli wlm have riglleil op nr Urile* 11ml their effect 011 n Ih'liiociatn pally woikeir who iiivtiionl home*. The women have were once worker* in nufi piirtiMiu turneil out rill'll leadallle lellei . mga 10/.11Imn- 'och a" the l.eagoe -ml iiamphlei* tliil now the ton of M'omen Votei* I’cpiddhnil wolneli aie tei| lie lor pail of their nnl|-nt goes ■1 both men illel women rolilltv lent! >li fidfold .Mover of lilnhii. She dime op the haul wav In Din err for •lixlriliillion tn voterTlie Democratic women lie"- pi.ilv, witli "0 year* of woik he- 1 turneil nut 11 “tillhle Hook " The hlml her. sliii ting with ringing Iteiiuhlicaii women ute mulling out than In'll* in Ihe pieclnctr, If 1r ill a "Worker.*’ Mannnl." fln'h iletnil o -oinii lie!nh|tia r Iel * crew how to gel iicipiointed with voleii Wnrhiugloii 1- tieil in with fi.iiiiil in Hie prei'luiT, how to explain th • |in nl women's Itepiililienii dull*. lli'i rla tf slarleil "pulilicul id le r , what In llo III th e ln*t s c l i n o l t w o year* ago to ed'lmonth of the eampuign ami 1ate pieeillet voter* on the irrue* eleetion day Tim Ketmhliean liiaiuial ir mine ami on liow to iipproiieli voter*. detailed. For example. II *liow* Ih* Thin I* elioolr will he helil oil over praeltift worker Just how to mak • the uionlrv this neat year. Fight out canl* till 1very ruler in the leaniK »■ of It. |iutilit'ii 11 .party . .expert* area, whether Krptddlrtin, llamo have been sel up to run (lie oral nr "F air Jlepl Dyinm ral." relonih wliieh meet for one to -T O i»l> I.. I* raglatered, whether he need* i 'ftli I* to do oui party |oh. Kvery trauaportMlIiiii un election due, 1 worker nnmt line up lor rtrennoii* whether the fumlly will need .1 eompaignliig Kvery potentlnl votbaby sitter and whether memheiri **r 1101*1 lie «eghtered. Kveryone of the family will neeil ahsetilee 1egi-lered must vote. I.et's not !••* halluta mulled to them. peal the 'lost vote' situation* in Thi* coming year women pi.-- ni avion* pie*ideniiul elec thou duct winker* will he nilllng from I.et’s out tlu- stay at-limner* *o ft ft ft Christmas Customs Varv, Hut Spirit | ( I ■ rrtl Cl Kiddies Should l»r D a w s o n hinds O u tlo o k Flood In Taught rite Spirit Business F o r N e xt T h re e M onths Of Xmas (ii\hm ifitefiii. i Jus i �— ,----------------- Mon. Per. 21, 10.11 THE HANFORD HERALD To ijou • evr patron* ar\J noigLLorf • w* srirfi afl of llto gooJ clioor of tfi* Vulot'Jo foston. ARMY - NAVY SURPLUS .110 Hanford Avrnnr Phone 1121 World’s Biggest Santa Claus Gets Stuck In Chimney CANTON. O 'JV—Santa Clam In neighboring Minerva, 0 ., find* it Impossible to squeeze Into quite impoi a’ chimney. In fact, ho onco got Muck in a bathtub. But thla Santa—hi* real name I* Itaymnnd Fry. 47, a Minerva furniture dealer—docin't worry about hi* 403 pound bulk, lie claim* he I* the world'* biggest Santa Clau*. and he’* a Jolly man when Christmas come* around. For live year* now, Fry has been playing St. Nick fur chil­ dren's parties and other gather­ ing* lie scorn* pillow* In favor of III* honcit-to-goodncs* paunch, but on one occasion he rcgreltcd (hot. It was In Chicago, say* Fry, and n u fplaying i t n u 1 Hi.(# Santa V l r t n f n ffor i n p in he mu was a *"||||fIC tl of tough kids." They punched and pulled at me.” he say* "When I took my suit off, after that appearance, I was black and blue nil over." Not at nil averse to talking about hi* weight. Fry says: ” 1 don't nerd anything unusual In Ihe way of furniture to support my weight, hut I do have an extra ng “ I got stuck once this dim m er In the tub because I had put too much souji In and couldn't gel enough traction to lift mysrlf up.” So he emptied the lull, (hen re filled It with clear water For breakfast, this Santa enjoy* six egg*, bacon, toast, coffee and Jelly (it used to lie u dozen eggs). Then. In mid morning, a cereal, followed by a big luneh, a big supper, nod occasionally a snack before bedtime. a BUNDLES o r G O O D C H EER TO ALL! Sanford Automatic Laundry Co»n»r link Avenue anil Heeond S ire d East German Xmas Will Be Very Grim For Red Army Men tly GEORGE ItOlll.TWOOl) DtlKHSKLDOIlF, lierimmy tdvWind will It lie like In the Soviet army In Host (iermany this Christ­ mas? tirlm. Very grim And dry This Informa IIon come* from Nikolai Ivanovich Shulov, lately a sergeant in Slulin'* frontier guard* alung Ihe Iron ‘Curtain, anil now a |M)ldical refugee In West (lormany lie gut fed up with the Soviet army Here's imw he pic lure* Ihe holi­ day for til* ex comrade* In Ihe Ka*l Zone: Christmas Itself will he Ignored. It will he the usual dawn hi dark rlnd of training and duty, with ■e lusl meal of the day at U p. m. Even If the feeble attempt* of the dominated Fast Herman* look In­ viting t oldin. Ihe Soviet soldier will nave to stay away. Troop* are not allowed out of Ihe barracks alone. All limy see beyond Ihe barhed wire of the hurrnek* I* the streets they use In march In anil from their duty areas If nn officer goes out, ho must record In u log where he went and when ho will he hack, and why. Absence of two hours Is a court martial offense for enlisted men and non-com*. The llqxslan New Ycnr cclehru lion comes Jan 13. It won't he hilarious. Tho men are confined to camp. The outstanding event will probably bo n series of lecture* by officer* on Marxism, the ltolxheversion of history. Liquor la absolutely forbidden. Kvcn Ihe beer the troops were ^ io iiu n Yci, wc’ic telling everybody — with warm and friendly wishes, have a Very, Merry Christmas! MELTON'S USED CABS 201 Hanford Avenue r m a to ! * ' .r w*.• MHMRMMMiVIII Sy IUSIII RAYMONDVOORHIIS C ru tra l P r r u C nrrr*pointrnt THERE WMF. LOTH of thing* that were different In Bethlehem. Everybody did not notice them, but Samuel, one of the stable men nl the Inn, did. There wae • serenenea# about the coolness of the evenings that he had never noticed before. The orangea seemed bigger than usual thla year. And they were brighter. Th* Jemon», t<m, were a more bril­ liant hue and gltatened In the noon day sun. The vlnra had moatly been pruned but thla ytar'a priming had not aeemed to deatroy Ihrlr beauty aa In other yeara. Even the a sees that Samuel tend'd aeemed to be much more gentle than ever. For all the many, many years that Samuel had been one o f the stable men at the Inn In Bethlehem he had never noticed ao many lit­ tle things tryst were different. It mada him wonder and aa he won­ dered he hoped. He had always hoped that It would happen In hi* lifetime, a hope that he sometime* felt wae selfish, •'But I am not aelflah," he would say to Mma«>f when the*e thought* came to bother him. ‘‘It la not that 1 am aelflah that I want It to happen In my lifetime, It la Just that 1 believe.'* The daya and nlghtk wore on In Bethlehem. It aeemed aa If every­ where that Samuel looked h« saw new Indications that things ware different. Sometimes as ha lay in his comer In the stable he was aura he could hear a soft voice saying to him: "You shall see and be exceed­ ingly glad." But he waa never aurt whether lie had heard a voice aaylng thla to him or whether it had been Just iv dream. But rrgardlea* he kept hi* faith and kept hoping. Nn More Booms It had been a hard day at the inn. (Meats had seemed to come from evirywhere so that there were no more roome available. Kamuel had been busy all day and Into the evening caring for the nsses and other animate of the guest* who had arrived. He hadn't minded It because Ms club foot had not hurt him at all that day, That waa another thing that he had noticed of late. His foot had hurt him less than It used to hurt. Ha aven wondered, acmetim ti. If he could walk without Me cane. He even tried but found that thla, too, waa Juat a hope and a with. Tired but happy, Samuel, went to hla little place In the atable for a well earned night of sleep. He had hantty lain down when the master of the Inn waa at hla aide awakening him. "Arias, Samuel, arise," the maater of the Inn aald to Mm. "There are more guests and we must care for them. The woman la with child." Ham tieI quickly arose and began tn prepare the stall for the late ar­ riving gurata, a man and Ida wife. Samuel first made them comfort­ able In the (tail and then ha took their aaa and cared for It. PUCKETT & ROYAL FURNITURE CO. 31ft Sanford Avenue Mil club leal w et «e mare.1 When thla extra work waa fin­ ished Samuel found a nook in tha atable and tried to aleep, Bui ha wasn’t sleepy. He wasn't even tired, although a ahort time before ho had been ready to sleep. Aa he lay In hi* little nook tryIng to aleep with unwilling eyes he sensed something of which he knew not. For several daya there had been lota of things that Sam­ uel had noticed aa different. And tonight there waa something tn the cool night air Itself that was dif­ ferent. "It hai happened." H waa a soft votes that spoke to Bamnrl. Yea, he hml fallen asleep. He plainly heard the voice ns he awoke. He llltenfd. People seemed to be moving about. Ttierp wa* excitement In the air. "It has happened," the voice said again. Sami'et arose and took Ida cane. "It has happened." (lift* tn I hr Stable Ramuel looked out. He saw peo­ ple hurrying to the other end of the atable. In their hands many carried boxes that looked like gifts of apices and other things. Not ■ure that hla hope had been ful­ filled but hoping that It had, Sam­ uel hobbled out with his cane as a heln. He. walked over to one of the orange trees In the yard of the Inn and picked off some large, colorful orange* They eretnrd larger Ilian any he had ever seen on the trrr*. They shone brightly In the moon­ light. Slowly he hobbled over to the other end of the stable. There were people there, some coining and some going, all bringing gift* of one sort or another. Slowly Samuel started to enter. •'ll ha* happened." It was the same voire again. , Want to make carrot curls to fancy up a tray of canapes? Use a vegetable purer to shave thin even lengthwise atrip* from tho carrots after you've scraped and washed them. Curt the strips gently but Ughtly around your forefinger and fasten with n toothpick. Drop the rurl in n bowl of lee cubes and allow to stand for about an hour to mako their curl permanent, Remove the tooth­ A number two ran of peaches picks and tha earrot curia are usually makes five serving*. ready for garnlah use. allowed before wa* stopped some month* ago. , ■Soviet army men, long-thlritlng, will drink anything now that ha* alcohol In It. German* around the campa sell raw potato spirits, wood ulconol, methylated spirits and any mannor of concoction* to the Sovict soldier*. But the soldiers can't buy much. Shulov’* nay wa* 73 Kait marks a month, equal to about |S. WITtarb'iat fImHft •« «*•«*§if m u u ■ 1IIWII ^ ilW lr W *» Cfirktatat A 't. ft* Ym ^ s y W*fc* \s-. ywrlMy**i*l * Samuel hobbled In and saw In the stable the man and wife who had arrived late. But now there were three. A little babe lay In the atable with hla mother, n u tling clou to her after the fashion cf babe#. With bowed h u d Samuel humb­ ly hobbled in and laid the gift a t the feel of the little Jeaua, for Jeaua waa the name of the tittle babe. * Others were coming In with their gifts, too, so Bamuel turned and went out of the atable. A Mother's Smile "The mother looked at me and smiled," Samuel mused to hlmielf r* he turned hla way to the end of the (table where he had found a comer In which to real. lie walked up a few steps. "And the babe smiled at me. tco." Samuel said half to hlmaelf. He went un a few atrpa more. "My cane, my cane," he suddenly exclaimed half to himself. For tha first time he had noticed that he had dropped it when he had looked down at the,babe In hla mother's arms and had walked out of the atable without It. Samuel stooped and looked down. Hie club foot waa no more. U waa like hi* other foot. He took an­ other step. He could walk. Hla foot didn't hurt. Ho could walk again without a cane, He could walk like other men. In gratcrulnes* he sank to Ms knees thero In the yard of the Inn before the stnhle to thank Qod for the mlrarle that he had worked. A* tears of happiness ran In rivu­ lets down hi* checks hr heard tho soft voice again. " tl ha* hern done," Bam uel ,ny.cned with n prayer In his hear1.. "It has hern donr. You be­ lieved." Fhone 1133 Qmr w kfc to >fl you friendly folk to last tho season thro— . May all your dajra b« happy onoa **• In tha year ahead of you! JONES* TIRE SHOP J. VIDEL JONES. OWNER VULCANIZING — RECAPPING First and Elm Phone 60S TL«re*i no lima ItL C H R IS T M A S for axftntflnq our ilnccf* whlici for lit# Lev! of avrrtjlltlng fn tfi* comlntj tjeor! CRUMLEY & M0NTEITH IN8URANCK OF ALL KINDS PHONE 732 �— w*f'?^y^*.TVtc*MAW?fi”'1 "v / ; '.;\>>v> :Zp ? cwx«.ms •.•Vr,»>»:* . •" ■-,»••- y.vi ''. ••♦. f T radition al Dominates Design O f 1951 Christmas Card Crop Bp Central P rrt i STULL* FARM SUPPLY I’llONF. HSU I0U \VKST TIIIUTKKNTII HTKKKT HAN FOII11, FLO III IIA $ CHniSTMAn C A R D c o l o r achemte ant richer, warmer— Christmas veraea are fri.miter, more Informal -a n d the designs ara f.aturlng- traditional ictnra that Raft a cheerful Yul.tlda story. That'a Uta general consensus of Oia National Aaaoclatlon of Oreel­ ing Card Publishers, following a recant survey of the 1931 Christm u carda. Moreover, thoee froaty holiday cuatoma that may be traced bach for many centurlca, through many land*, are providing the moat pop* ular deelgn ntollfa on the new Chrlatmaa greetlnga. Decorating the Chrlatmaa tree, for example, la a favorite subject. Martin Luther la credited with hav* Ing brought the Aral Chrlatmaa tree Indoom aoma too odd yeara ago. Luther uted rand lea, aymhollaing the atar-tlt ahlea of Chrlatmaa Kve, to dacorate hla tree, thua founding a tradition that haa grown ateadlly tvar alnce, hinging familiar Chrlatmaa ca­ rol* la another. The oldeat known of three la "Ade.te Fidel.*1' in "Oh, Come All Ye Faithful'* Actually a hymn. It w u written by Uonavrnture, blahop of Albany, born In 1231 In Tuacuny, Italy Wandering in Inal re la papularllrd the alnglng of Clirlatinaa carol* in Marrle England during the Middle Agaa. U ltr a r e r d t th a w lha Inflwanra o f acme of rha C h ilitn iu r .m ria r Legend, hlatorlcal fait, and tome th a t hava in n a d a w n th ro u g h lh a a g a ta im a ilia List*, of C fo .it rurloua auperamiuna have blended fit delightfully Into alortea of th e1 C H H IA T M A fl f i l m began w it h Eve a ll iihlfrtfl1« if ln tp * flk origin of many other popular *he **<••• Danliincrltse, atid myrrh S n r t t H i a h it p a n In l it * t s l l i v Chrlatmaatlme cuatoma which have presented to the Infant Jesu. by on O n M i l . a* K w m tiin i.tr «*r li. r u been llhutrated by gieeling card 'he Three Wise Men tm in aome firr-M m « at t!u* in t iif 'i i in It* (hi* dealgnera . . . courilrle* today the t'lialnin of gift- h rm i A M I I . K S Jin* In ti in *1 in a In n i h MISTLETOE m i the aarrr.l I M'*"* '* n"1 "**rrvetl on Dec. 23, plant of the ancient Druid*. ivhu Hpnn!*n children tiellevlng that the lu i it n y m lu ll u | I ' l l l l ^ h t t iiu .i Hi peopled Urltaln and tluol before Three Wise Men return In llrlhle- A lw t ii a h li t»ltl IrlA h i i is t u iii (t* the time of Uiruil The symbol hem racli yttti on tlie Kve id p la t* a hj{li!r«1 t limit** in I h i w in of purity and love, it was ml tiom Kpiphany lJanuary Uiltl. nil their llt*w i n O i l t/ittin tJ i K vi* t** |*11nit ylallt oaka with a golden alckle eln.es with atiaw for the Magi a t h r i ' h l a l O i l l t l *m tils l*»ii|f jt iiit during elaborate religious i Mi­ horse a and retire early. In the n r y f iu iu h *.tv r ii ( *hi m l tin u t t t t i i l f l *lt v rtn ja r.t ( ft .in ni onlea. Mlatletoe, they b*ll*v»il. inornlrig Die straw is gone and Ihe IIHr Kfl|*ltl»t| "m llnull f Uta * n *»f /hi* svaa a protection sgulusl wlti bea short are covered with presents TIIK CIIHIHTMAH CKKCtlE— y r itts it|ffI \ V llt lt * ll an r x jiM ssiun . when hung over the dourway a rrpriMhicDon of the stable at (if I'lm tl W ilt *tt ( 'lit | h|Mlits l U,n HANTA CI.ACH l.s known only llrthlrhern. with the Infant .lesua th e y wt*rt* iit* tiu illy I i *?»m *iis m |n n In Atnerlrn. Karly Dutch aelllrra in tils crih, *iirrounded hy Mary m iin s h lp fur m 'I iim i I r h ililit'M Itn* brought the legend of Hulnt Nltho- and Joseph, Die tattle. shejrticrds, ttrfli O ir m tu iiu i t i m l wan i !»*m > id ! lua with them, changing Ida name and the Three Wise Men, la one of Ih I M V hy W tlh u in M ay Ky ••*>*, .It to Hantu Nlkulatia and then to Ihe moat popular religion* designs ii h i yi jir nhl ( 'iiI* i m vl i ft ap|*i« it Hantu Klaua. Waahlngton Irving on llie IkSl Christmas cards The tie r In IHOD gave Hantu hla relndter- custom of rtcreating the Nativity irln tm a n i Mftlfl «tt*I im t hi i non drawn alelgli, and i artiainlif Thorn- scene waa la-gun In I32:i In the p oOp id u n t il Duaa Naat (who created the Cl. O I* tittle village id Oretrlo, Italy, by UMio t,u r m idin leKiuntag litrid f i l i n g o f Ito elephant and the Democratic HI Kranrls or Assist te n priMluced Die h u d lin e o f A m r i donkey) added Mania's red, ermineI'OINHETTIA. Our moat |>op, le a n (T irla tm n a c H lila in 11.73 "In trlpirned coat. lllur Ylllethte flowering plant, It duy. t 'lir l it m u a carda have lie io o o HKLIJI. An ancient legend »«y* was named after AmUiMador Joel th e b iitlo li's m o s t p o p u la r m H lii- l that when Christ was born, the II, Poinsett. who brought n pain- o f e v |irrs s llig O ir la lm a a i h re r um i devil died and all Ihe belli on earth art Itil buck will, lot,, |iom Mexico good w ill lo ft lends m id loved o o is rang In celebration. Just as they In lk2W | A n d llie lr i tiltsr f ill d e s ig n . In lg will ring again on Chrtitma* A N I M A I . N I n th e D e l m a n A lp s . I Ite rp lo a liv o f Die o ld ................... morning. i t I t l- e lie v id U .a t o n O i l is lin .M c u l o l o s a liv t R ^ v ro n n tup CIjhis Him IT;is » iR ir \i n M»m i» r r ? i. i i u Phone Troubles Kvorv Yuletirfe L O IL U N u r l h i < Ia n s d a n •if la o 'iitn c i rii i a ll) i i i i i i *i i > w h e n U h r i* lm u > U n it- m ils, a m tim l Itc a n m I . I it ! i * ilu h lr m r a il th e m h \ h h p I l i H - a n ti nxk ‘ S a n ta s .i\ i t i , I u . t i l l th in * (•ml I w a n t th .it *,»**•<l h i It ii |ii'if|i|i* I hi* Un i * *'l» m i 1 1 1 1 ‘t i l l ' i *» Itiiltr it, W ill 1.1111 .11li S W Idd li| I iW a ll M ills lit Vtr s i \ i l t iit l I * i till** In is b a n d a Im 'in i « i l \ h i i 'H i a i i an sw t*i Hit* I* n jilm ii i .til .tm t s ,n 'a lt Mil til in l i t i i u n i's ! for I at I lit" • 11 l tin * 1 L iu s i I ,i\ i n 't h i 'i 'll h a il m i tt Mi W iH n h tiw \ | i l in* .1 Uni *va il u n til a h u ll! a J..* " I ' m I M 'hii i* l til 1st m a il tin | ■ a u t la* in m jn n i! n il Mu i i . n 'l a "La I vi ,u I i *■i DH' i ni i t ' i hi f i , * ( t iiit t til* ie * cut a r a t i * iIn ■*m t ♦ u t «tatvi | t i t i t tin* s illlli* i IlllU whi* s ,|||| | |(|||'SS In* w av,1 <li I*, u ia k i M ile S a n ta ia»t Ills i *i Mi r " T in \ I**, i In fm t* ia-1 w a s a h im h I nil** H uth ru t a in ilt i 'll Wi t c litM llt* 'H 'k Mint lh e \ 1i i ' i l k a m t fti* e\ a L it k o u t u f a jts w t r in H ii S tn la t L in s r a ils *( Mu • tit .« h ill* I b r t .ills n i i l i c w !ie rt in 4- tin b . i r,l » lu *in i' lit* !»*ls U ll L llK I.*!! it *i it Mi. \ w .in ! .m il | u a k ‘‘ .* tl w .•H i III t i l l lit " s lit . i t l i l i *1 v\ lit * 1 H V* * • M»f t ..fils .4II W *ll|! *i» VM»-w |(1 1 . iiu s .i I'll ai|' *% *. ii l • 1 1 » it lif t * 1 •il.. t • I t's ( . I ’ lilU i I m ion I l-.-d ,•>«., l«l II » • b c in a le a l f lit in ( in . ' l »■ I f 1 11 !• V i'iilN SI| *1i 'Ml) | \ i t it 'll 1 til 111 a i ' l l 1 w as but li m In i In s t (»i 1' flu* • |n i .1 n f < In h i 'M i I f-«•I Il.ilft fo r Siiiilortl Jewelry & l.tiggnge .K ill H iil if o r i l \ t r im e Everywhere, Everywhere, CHRISTMAS! Our entire i taff joint in within.] you a vary HILL DI SKIN'S TKAIUNt. HOST Happy Holiday C K N I U A l. M K IH *11AN IH M UK* S c tn fn n l \n im r , S itriftm L I *!•»* ill it Stapler I'liiinnavv Ith - k " I Ml *t y VI Mill’ I'tllilll / (lit A Package of Good Cheer \ n i u m i) * i f * a 11 f i n I It - r i raa \ ml a- i f tu n m am c I ic c m lic n ilv as ils lila /e . . . . w is lie s I oi twill Ilai|*|>> H oliday-! <* & C LIQIJOH STORK !IJ S a iiftin l A t e n lie »r-j“ Town Sweetheart Is Paralyzed And Blind Little Girl W t deeply appreciate the it i I'liesler wttli •'iiioljrli’s broil"', sister nod griiiiilinolber, Kile lots hei-o lloougb u lot "I suffering since lu-d Cbllsluins. lo Ilie insist eight months she cinitrncti-d pidlo, I" r eyeslgb* --r- >e, she hud u n lit- ii| i| ie n illn ( ll i i l i i i U Idol lo lie tn k r n m il m u l she g o t Ih e m enslea. Hire w e u is th ic k g lu -s e s und can it... Im t. l ml H llim y l It it til. til * -(• lo p e d l l • yu n til* a| i '| v%tlb .1 If ‘ * 1 bn w i i "1 w ilts Ml a | mM Ml 4*11 n f lit f»*cl inn Sbi'* # M 'lU 'iveil i f r f| I . " ! '' ihi m l. f i­ f in i i f n u tii* 1• . b ill'll V n n y nm- 1 t ill .NaMii t ♦ \ -It In 1 th is vein ' Hi lit#’ 4.1-1 i »1j i T h a t IH 11 niwfi 4an f#r ut|? Kin- i'iM 1.. * .* | *#ft v *t* ■ri i t i j h |’ t In* tn m iiii'i* I** L * * 1* filit- il W ill* t Ml llit o o g h ii l l f i tim n m s b lit tl*lit|» . lly IIICIIAMD CONNOLLY Of The I'ortsmoulh Herald I'OHTHMOUTII. N. * . DID—A MSil only big '-Milt. Her imiaclc rlieerflil youngster of seven who are an weak Ihid she can harrlv touch the tipa ol her lingers to may lie doomed to a life of rom- gather. lilete tillniliirsa and paralysis ha* A few days ag The Ports become I'lirtsmmith'fl "Chrislmas mouth lie M |iuluis!.»d u slur* sweetheart." (‘hi ck up on you' puulii s t ml .She Is Carolyn Lee Tante, par­ descrlhlni' ti.- cldld's plight. I h V. Diessud |>nullry oieiin- in tially blind since Idrlh and almost paper polnleil >ut lliul Carolyn have been hied und Ihe f< -i totally paralysed from a recent 111 view of her liiiiiillcn|is, ahonld he given extra spn-ial atlrnlloo tlie r a n-moveil; i I i u w i i p o u lt r y attack of polio. Carolyn lives In a Portsmouth hy Hanta Claus when lie makes have had head, feel, umi ....... . i emu veil. nursing noma no ilie can be near tils visit Christum* Kve. Carolyn we, unahlv In write tbe rehabilitation renter wliere she Is carrlrd each day for treat- her own letter lo Santa Claus sol I The lleiold print'd n list uf g if t- | Smooth thin-skinned giupi-fioit menl. Her father Is dead ami her she said she’d like. with n russel tinge osoully oo-uns mid her, lolally blind, lives In fluKvuli before Sanln could rend juicy trull loyal , auoviitiou* of the . • ■• • ■ ) * * 'r many we have - friend* *' « . *wluun „ Mnred during the patt year: | 5n w f extend to one and all The jolly rrtii-o.it U fum ing . . . — our tlnceiett aad moat with a puck-full • - w r . II T|| •i,.' .' cordial . . . . k ' V; , I)#- ' ' of our best wUhea for your -............ !' ,■ Health, Happiueaaand Prosperity- 1* HOLIDAY GREETINGS! Joy to you at Christinas V" I Yellow Cab And City Bus Co. ! !i Ps {t ’ 't * *; and may the coming year Hanford FURNITURE Comiiany 300 HAST FIIIHT HTKKKT Hight Whuiv Wn’vti Hi'«i For :il Yeara ncrete Products h'-lfdigj �AX I- II JHwi. Her. 31, 185) .THU HANFORD HERALD TEEN TALK H i VIVIAN M OW N To our Irlonds a n d cusfomors.* A bright a n d joylul holiday to you alll KANNER’S OUTLET STORE 21.1 Hanford Avenue c /J l itlll lin n li'C CO\dh\lUj S e /llfli o u t olijilteU tllon o f J/out (food w ill, uml unj, JlU w j CUtlilmait Wiwon-Maicr Furniture Co. 311 Haul Flrsl Hired Phone MR Ft* Eustis Trains Santa’s' Sleigh Is Advice Is Given On To Entertain ArmyMenForDuty Packed With Wide 1 ; ‘How ) . A___ r r r n v nR nw 'N "T nvR In Sea Transport Variety Of Games APv—o-l*'eH Pr*-* Fcid FARor AP N m f n l a r n Are you a "hrush-off" gift elver? Or do you alva time and thought to what your friend would AP New*fc*tiire* like In the Yule stocking? The FORT EUSTIS Va —Thl* Army way thins* go normally, book* po«) Is tnrnlnir CP* Into gob*. worm* wind up with pogo atlck* "And they show no astounding and Ice at stes; guy* and doll* ant It ml* for nautical dutv." say, who wnulnn't he found at a fire* Maj. Ulvs*es p. Hedrick, of aide with a hurricane raging g n Geneva, N. Y., commanding offi­ the rradlnR m atter and the knit- cer of the 4(tUh Harbor C>-*ft and tins needle*. Marine Maintenance Battalion. ’ Take Into conilderation the "In IK) day* they like the water hobble* and Interest* of your play* better than the land. They'll mate* If you want to make your nrohahlv l>" sailor* the re»t of Christmas Rift count. Make a Hat live*." quite a while In advance and you their Hedrick "aid a Minnesota farm .cnn apot bargain* aa you ro along. boy drafted In March likes hi* If you wait until the hint minute new Job so well he hu* filed an you'll pay more than your hud* with on oil cnmpnny Ret permit* and aettlo for aecond* application for a berth on a tanker after III* rate merchandlie, Here are aome Idea* you might Army discharge. All Army Ship* u»e a* memory refreshers when The Army Transportation Corps, .electing a gift for Jack or Jill: Nature Lovera: "North With the which I* op to It* neck in the rail Bnrlng" by Edwin Way T rail and trurk transportation business, (Dodd*Mead), a naturalist's re 1* now devoting a »lir*ble area cord of a 17,000-mllo Journey of thl* sprawling center to tho which will make any American boy training of soldier* for It* water or girl proud of hi* country, flta* transportation svstem, It I* the torlcal altea, our wealth of tree*, only activity of it* kind in tho blrda and anlmala are not neglect United Htnto*. Here on the James river, officer ed. The author la an excellent photographer and he haa rhoaen and enlisted personnel learn to nubjecta In molt delightful and operate tho Army’s freight and supply ship*, lues, landing craft, Intrrcatlng pose*. Myatery: “20 ((rent Tale* of flrrlfonl*, barge*, floating ma­ Murder" by experta of the Myatery chine »liop» and T-hoit*, which Writer* of America (Random haul personnel and package House). A lively evening la nrom- freight. Home men arc trained to iacd to the recipient of this de­ be diver*, others to Operate mnlightful collection of who dunits rln„ railway*. Many are trained by *omc of our bed myatery writ­ to he stevedore*. er*. Soldiers who come to Fort Biography: "Peter Zenger" by Eustis for specialised training Tom Galt (Thornaa Y. Crowell in land or water transportation Co.) An exciting biography uf have had their basic training Zengcr, who fought for Amor- elsewhere. can freedom of the pre»a early In Hr* Dog* Among Thrm tho 18th century. Tho book will Many of Hedrick's trainees be particularly Interedlng to are former Navy men or Merchant Journalism students. lie say* about 40 per Western: "Tb# Cowboy and 111* Mariner*, have served In the Merchant Horae" by Sydney E. Flotcher cent Marln« nnd IB per cent In the (Grossct and Dunlap). Lot* of de­ Navv. Many hove liecn stevedore*. tail* to pleaao tho home lover— Hedrick nnd hi* staff teach n auch n* *nddlc*, borne**, brand*, branding, ipur* and other equip­ soldier to become a deckhand In ment anil a big lid of rodeo • lx week*. Training of deck per­ roundup* by state* and date*, sonnel require* six month* and cowboy term* and a couple of Includes Instruction In subject* ranging from elementary piloting song* with their tune*. Career: "Our F ill" by John J. to relestlnl navigation. A man Floherly (J. P. Llpplncutl Co,). learn* to be a small boat skipper One can ulway* count on Mr. In 00 ilny*. The Transportation Corps tend* Flohcrty to aupply a good dory for career-minded young men. Ida •hip* to New York, New Orleans, prevlou* book* Include a roundup I’hllnilelphin nud the (ireat Lakes of fire, police, coad guard, avia­ fur the training of organised re­ serve milt* in ship bundling anil tion and radio raroora. Religion: "The Rlble llluatratoil In stevedoring. The waterfront training area nt (Pllibury) llluatratoil with inure than 100 Horn engraving*. Thl* Fort Eustis I* designated "Tim nm d rr uf rellglou* a rt I* l**ucd Third Fort." u Imust* some B0 In uno great collection, a particu­ self-propelled vessali, larly appropriate g ift for anyone'* library at Chrlitmaa time. 8tu- elude* such dance melodies a* dent* of the fine art* will enjoy "Imve for Halo" ar.d "Ju»t One of owning thl* compactly bound vol­ Those Tilings," Kern'* "Ail the ume. Thing* You Aro" end an old fav­ Party Book: "73 Sure-Fire orite, "You're tho Cream In My Way* of Having Fun" by Fred Coffee." Also Included are four Monakcr and Franklin Folaon choice Latin-American specialties (Sentinel) an ideal book for the Including tho "Cuban Mambo" pnrtyglver. Full of Joke*, game* (Columbia), . . . and amusing illustration*, there 1* Have you thought about the fol­ everything complete for a teen­ lowing: age hen-party or mixed-crowd Something for the (Uriel Cro­ shindig. cheted evening gloves (buy plain Strictly for Cook*.. ■ Edith glove* nnd embroider with colored Harbrr’i "Party Sampler" and wool or gold or sliver metallic "Spiro Sampler" (Sterling. N. Y.) thread); a colorful stole (make It which given wonderful hint* fur of a strip of red, blue, greon Jer­ everything from drlctly Informal sey—trim It with tassel* of black ten partle* and buffet* to fancy wont); a group of etching* or dinner partle*. Idea* for her* d - ood print* (for her hoom); a col oeuvre* and punch In the party hook will bo welcomed by teen- (lo r the career ngere. pantelettea (for 10 outdoor Yu In reenrd* a Iway* y» Ihit the crocheted all ackpot aa teen-age glfte. On the thread (for t theme we have "Chrietmaa arney" with Dennla Day, "Uncle Mistletoe" with The Three Sun*" (RCA). Platter fana alto will adore the Kodgeru and H art Song Book comltlng of top hit* by itara Patrice Munael and Vaughan Monroe. "My Funny Val­ entine" by the Met eololat and dueta with Monroe Including "A Song in My Heart" and "Falling In Love with Love" ehould be topof-the-paek hlte come Christmas. "An Evening at the Pump Room" with David Lo’WInter In- AP Newsfeatures f'FFlWt tt<*|i— tl in an r*-***«| *« f»**| <fi* ♦ H r year’* crop of Chrlitmaa game*. »»•(>•• *♦«— yr»*•««(, has peeked hi* *!elgh with game* fe- *11 *g*s. Including the nreschoolerr who h*ve not yet learn•d to read. Inflation get* attention from the thl« v<M,r. with a brand m s, game called Room or R»«* which dramatises the dlsxy whirl of property value* during InMnHnr nnd depression •• contrasted with normal tim e * . Tho new trading "■•me «**M1 find Inst a* enthusla*tic addict* among parent* a* emnti" children, fitting the skill* of l»oth age groups. The board use,! In the »xme show* tvnlr*' urban properties such a* a beauty parlor, grocery, movie house barber (hop and auch. Flayer* huv and »*l| at prices wh!"' ■oom or fall depending on the Sue! nee* cvele, Globe trotting bv airplane, boat, t aln and bu* arc illustrated with cr refol attention to relative cost* and time of Iraval bv different mode* of transportation In a new game with a polarited map. School room routine, stock trading, oil prospecting, crime detection nnd many other "real life" iltuaitlon* Inspire varied form* of new parlor competition. The trend toward game* that glvo the youngster* who can’t read or write a chance to romuetn happliy with older brothers nnd listers end their pirent* are featured. Sk*‘,r ug, fo. example I* a new vari tv of spinning game Ilia'.1* designed to anneal to all tiges. *?3*h nlavor spin* a ton bv hnldlrg It dlrecttv over a hoto In the center of t'*o board. Tho top •lance* In and nti* cf "arlou* open *n"* and »c**lorn ihe playing bisks all over the field. When the top stops solnnlng, the score Is made bv adding together the nurnber* upon which the disks have landed: younger children nulrkly learn to recognise number* In the process of playing, The Wild West erase is refleeted in a variety of board and target game* utilising cowboy amL Indian heroc*. A new twist to hnr»e racing games I* offered bv Phony Ponies whlck offer* race horse* powered bv Mexican Jumping bean* strapped under i-arh saddle. Rook, the rlsssic card game, I* featured In a de luxe party kit with four different colored pack* and a gala set of scoring aid*. Another old timer In new dret* is Jackstraws, now featured with an electric angle. Player* grnpo far straw* through a perforated metal box lop. Jack straw* must be obtained without touching the metali when finger* fumble, the electricity makes a loud Inn*. New version uf dies* ami check­ ers are among the season'* new offering*. Monopoly, the real estale trading game, continues to be a tup favorite. Pin the tall on the donkey ha* a I I'M off-shnot—pin tha note on Rudolph, the lied Nosed Reindeer is tlio objective. A new thrill in hobbies is n tile kit designed to help Junior and hi* sister make useful roast­ ers ami p'-aquu* foi tb« family. There'a n big Increase In kits far making ro*tum* Jewelry from Head* and shell*. Junior dress­ makers havo their own sequin kits. New plastic materials make belt weaving easier for small fry. Eleetils wnodhurning kit* In­ clude paint* and Instruction* for Thl"'-lr~ of cn'crsdnln** vn'th" *«♦* rfi'rlivf lh» bo|M*v<it Then r-mi-mb-r * f**»v hln's that heir wben the n” r*"rv *ct g«** "*l*. 1. Keen the »**rtv •’-rll. Man** mother* have found th«» bavin" a* manv yue i* „ » child el-' 1* a »»fe number to have around. 2. Plan activities carefully. Don't w"lt for las'-minute Inspira­ tions—vou may not h»ve enough of them to kero bouncing ymjng'tcr* hnppy and oenu-led. HmaP fry enjoo s’mnle »lnHni» •uch *s "l^indop Bridge," "Drop ♦ha It and!1""chief," *od "In and Out the Window." You'd think they would tire of them but they don't! Treasure Hunts are pnnular. and you can have wrapped Christm*s candy and peanut* for tho hidden nugget*. It. Plan In have a small present that each child will enloy playing wl*h at the party and then can taka home. Inexpensive scrap hooks and new rrmvnns are a good exsmnlo nf this kind of favor. 4. Keen nnHy fare simple. AikInf tho children for lunch or »un*»"c Is u good Idea. For th# main dish you might serve chicken timbele* made from ground chick­ en, cream sauce, soft bread crumbs, and a little minced pars­ ley for seasoning; with buttered ■nap beans cut In m -tnch pieces fur easy ontlng, and a small bread and butter sandwich. A few erlsp canot sticks will add pretty color to the plate*. Fur dessert serve ire rreum In little paper cup* with tiny sugar cookies. B. Youngster* love place cards on the party table. One sugges­ tion Is In make Chocolate Candy Ball* nnd wrap each In colored cellophane; then attach a namecard for rach guest, lltre 'a a recipe: CHOCOLATE CANDY BALLS Ingredient*: 4 cups puffed rice, Vh cup chopped nutmcaU, \ cup sugnr, 14 cup corn syrup, !k cup w atrr, '4 teaspoon salt, 2 squares (2 ounce*) un*wretcned choco­ late, '» teaspoon vanilla, 1 table­ spoon butter. Mclhod; Heat puffed rice In shal­ low pan In moderate (360F.) oven for 10 minutes. Put into large greased Ixiwl. Add nulmeaU anil mix well. Comhlne sugar, syrup, water, ami salt; bring to a boil. Arid chncolute and continue cook­ ing until a few drops in cold water form a soft hall {3H4 F.). Add vanilla and butter; stir. Pour syrup over puffed rice and mix quickly. With greased hand* shape Into ball* 2^i Inches In diameter. Let harden un wire rack. Makes 0 balls. making varied typos of smartly ityicd plaque*. For collectors thtra is a wide variety of oldfashioned car model*. w . Mtj to tjOUt ‘ t G O O D CHEEP! A very, G O O D H EALTHI merry G O O D FO RTUNE! CHRISTMAS FLORIDA LOAN CO. to oil 10J Sanford Avenue our friendi! F. M. I*. Santa is an Angel •T ■ 10 . LTic Stori* 121 Hanford \venu< Watch far Santa on ChrUtma* Eve when all I* very still . , II* brings ua gifts and best of all his Spirit of Levy and Goodwill! ANGELS EAT SHACK 3303 Sanford Avenue Phone 9110 U t7 / II: J i l l / n i l iti’i bt 1*1, artJjnjof to thi utmost, tbit CHRISTMAS DAY/ .0 BENTON c c u N in iti: i:\< II vnuf. 22 H a n fo rd A ie n u r A greeting old in doggerel) / extended in good cheer For • Merry ChrUtmaa • ♦ • and a Proaperona New Yearl H and A Department Store Corner Hanford Avenue A Fourth Street W a n ita d lo y a a lU t s |( - * U g re il’m g ",A vary Many Chirtnaa ta y a a a * 4 y — n » , ? The Bargain Store C. A. TAYLOR, JR108 Hanford Avenue Your Chrlirmai |oyi, • • •. Its worvliout ptwe, mif in plcuuret, never tr*ic — for you snd ynunl <'"iiiidiimnt.i of IIE L I'V iSICLFY LAU NDRY 105 Wr»l Fit I hi f rill h H lrrfl ea.ce on, Wa look to too bright, ahinmg star f toot synboktootto tight aqdtiopo of too jrgrid a* Chri*taia«l Oloriooo vynbolol too viOlor poaoo ^ W liltlp tj ijpw Poqco a n J ^OH brotherhood of man end good wtfl j a t C lir itlm n t am) mam) l l t t i l n q t for lit* N « w Y e a r ! ■ :■ " ■ ■ U mora than a holiday, U la tho ipirlt of anything btautl/all ' -'.;V - I off a happy holidayI \ D. S. 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A iw llt lib o o r d (la p ) co m p U l* w ith p lu y i o m l liu n s r , w ill d o llg h t the T h e c o w b o y co n tin u e s to h o ld a sp irin g young PBX o p e ia lo r, w h ile the m uslcolly in tlln e d m ig h t llk s o tile to p sp o t as ju v e n ile h e ro w llh 1 (t 0f m in ia tu re ba g pipe s (lo w e r le ll) Som olhlng new In tlo lls (lo^rer re ve n t | m illio n g irta a nd Iroya who rig h t) Is one whose h a ir ra n bo lim e d va riou s r o lo n a t w ill. are " n h a n k e rln ’ f o r a U » te o f th e O n# s m a ll Ite m th a t w ill b rin g M u s ic a lly , Ih r te 's a \ a r I e i v W ild W e s t." N o w lh o *e ch ild re n w h o have tw p -w h e e le ri, by a d d in g gladness lo th e h e a rts o f m a n y w in c h Includes m in ia tu re hegptpi la a n e w ly develop' r e p o tle d ly easy in le a rn , an e ig h ta rifle , h o ls te r and *n il(lle bag*, p u rr-iila have a reasonable fa c s im ile o f "O ht c ra y n n w llh w h ic h th e .tu n lu r llr r u - k e y n t gun w m lied h y pedals, a h ra iu lt can rNprens his n r l ia t l r tn l- m u -iII but p la ya b le iit h e r a m i a P a in t,*' M m lin n ln g h lc y c le * and cow boy co la on home w a lls w ilh n u t p i,re n ­ c h ild s ire . In n n c i o n tflls , p a re n t* have been ta ke n ta l g n a a liln j o f te e th W hen he ts J u v e n ile entbuala»m fo r c ir ru s , In to c n n a ld c rn tlo n In th e econom ic (InlBhed w ith bln nm ateriilei-e. a w ip e o f th e c lo th h aves the w a ll , * r ' p ic tu re . A h lc y c le b e in g o fle rc d , 1 puppets, n ia rio m -tte s and « k it In f o r th e A ra l tim e h o i an e xp a n d , clean. h 'liv ld e youngs (era w llh a ll Ihe Hpac# r|n'-.i n u t a llo w f u ll t l - - , , able fra m e w h ic h adds m o re Inchon ic p h r e .l th a n p re v io u s ly n nd th u a n llo w a D ir a r r lp tln n * o f th e new prnduebs „ r t Mwfc^-tip ................. h ‘ ,,ve “ ........ , l,n v" '"**K '*'»" e .illtl lo u ie (he h ik e fo r m ore y e n r* th e T o y M a iiiifa c lu r- i.-i aaancluthm * " H ut am ong Diem a te a w a le rp ro n l | Ku fa r aa J u n io r in concerned, th a n w a * fo rm e rly poaalble. T h e new ro w b o y o u tfit can t r u ly p ic tu re bunk fu r b a lh lu li fu n , a o n ly one am i rude m ig h t m a r an tra d tic r lh e d aa " c n n v r r tlh la ," In new a ty le jum g L'-.'ik th a t In s i 'd lie rw la e w m id r if u l O ir ls lttu ia - to h ln tlm g . n B r n n tljb -: K le tlr e - I ra in m a m ifn H tn e i(lie p u t , w hen n gam e o f " O rw * h iu a lc t a x In boyg o m l In d ia n a " won In progrean, k lt P o m b ln ln g a tr u c k a m i me- have c u t rlu w n im mime ite m s tin tw o a e parale o u lflla w ere req u ire d chanlea o u tfit th a t teaches th e la v to lim u ir ria lm n s l ilia ln t iu t lu u N o m ore , th o u g h . T he new g a rb Is ru d im e n ts o f a u to re p a irin g , a n d a u f Ihe fu llin g aim k th e y a re abb* a cn w lto y a u lt on one aide n nd I n - 1new road h u ib lln g to y th a t n u lla - tn p to d in W ill w in ! steel u >(iv.idalile 'I le a lly I-v e la nnd dum ps dlnn on Ihe reverae able. Christmas Trees Should Be Made Symbol Of Safety you pluee il in the w a te r-fille d •la u d to help II absorb the w ater. Thf * n:- •l-nl is as good a fire re s is tiv e m easure as you can have. He sure to keep the w a te r level u Ih i Yo the top of the rut lllp o rlisetosed rlcrl a s in g lr-I V eterans A d m lniM i ntlnn r-onn-aet With a (it tin iin n g school laid t* h en erl or m ltm tc I 1,VM lin o "flO tim es hv Die sr.ine person. Plenty Of Space Is Reported Left In U .S . Cemeteries T U K S A N K f l f l l l H R R A l. n M on. Per 21. 1951 ra g e O f ro u i s r, seine people w i m oved to d iu s li, a l l o t In l l iit lI # ir r it ir t iu : th in *s o f h i its s i n . • .1 r A to p ill S o u th l i o i i l . 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In ti,, 1 -ae 1 >'N coolei \ I': o u k llii, I I I , o . i 832 people in c e m e te rie s ; ist'ove ' i t ieu -i so -ad I.,., , , !* , .:• g ro u n d , o o m ila tie n 47,5111 a id so o th! g l i llm t lb ■ I r , U A m ed ica l s u rv e y in th e l Trd>e>' merit m ight h u it a I'll I* did I ' S ta te s concluded th a t tiin r-i-m *>\ hit and In o kc the d e iitn u ro p le have True** lit‘adsehn» lin g e r. th a n sin g le people T h a t d id md \ w o m an m \Vl> h it i, k in cn n sole sued ii ill- * Miih i o m p .it.> I A Sun l b e e n w o m an , o h o sued v ill Pail She >bai v e il i t , p i- lu c t f o r d iv o ic e becuuse lii'i husband U n it. d s nude ' II * .11 tt. 1,. V le I ssd lir e to th e papers she « n s hunt, t N; a \ I 'e a il I ’ m re n d in g ■lull at a i i -ii ji Tit! h'ew in.lam es H ib so n ,<f I 'e i t W a yn e , - mo 11 h u ll l.n« ••f* a fe , i. e l, llld ., whose d l l v in e so irk e d I d ' lila u t hut 1lie , i **\k e sca i- I w ife she su d d en ly th ro w (In- eu' lit W i H u ic l- r , K a n . a l- s ’ o I keys nut th e w indow tlih s o u m an •u tig g e d a lllle T*n Jl I Iw .11 J n ttin ii’d on th e broke-, and h u e . tifid g i* o v e r a i i —eh, s lim 'l l tin ears a ..... s m a s h '-1 up Its* u - r . il-tn a to - s iv n a l s> 'in . 1*0 t c lu u g 'd w ith tr e k It * d rlv ih e ' i d ll|> 17 H a u ls f ill t . le b o lls (he * ........ d riv e r was ilia r g . \ w o m a n t t i i e * i i i i l in lla k la m t w ith d r iv in g w ith o u t a lie e t'se, a a l i f . , f o r n o p e 's o o n ; ju g ,t V\ \ i t h ir d d riv e r w ith im p ro p r r re g ie flie e i w o re c o l o n i l ’ s e a g le o il tr n lio r tie s h o u ld e r n n d a g e n e r a l's s ta r A s a lw a y s , h u m a n k in d in 11*51 n th e o th e i d is p la y e d Its s h in in g ta le n ts f-U Tw o men broli* into the Shaw being h e lp fu l, k in d , e o i.ite rm s nnd •re.o w n, I I I , ' U . a ll and lo ld a I ro m a n 'llp lis iip e i o f * I eP In t j iin c v . M ass., In t .itu ie rs u \ loan a p p lyin g ........... . re -hip n |lt- m lle in e e liig g e il up tsi is' ,i 1 I I'lis n changed Ins name Ite m In te rs ie lio n w h o re tiv o -n iu .ll boy \ g W ah Y n lo I him A on \ c k itn lU t i*l 11 th e m to go r ig h t , n t le ft. The ru n tie rs w ound u p mii a M ip i'y S te n g e l, n in iia g e i o f ih> dead end s tre e t and th e ro-r- wa New A o ik A a n k 'e - , p la y e d m cancelled f in e r W in lit Si i i c < fo i th e D in n ls ( ’ , K lin n ,! o f l l m t ' o r l . K ng and b a lle d i l ’.'H d u iilig these post la n d . Voted for Ills o p p o n e n t an ! eason gam es. Inst tile e le ctio n a - iilile r m a n b> uno vole. I ll San I ’ e d io f i t l i l , a p lo n ib - i t'llllllle Tl Ippi of (In- t'llicJigo ermnected the gas p ip e to tin t'a r d itn ils is Ini e b u ll com Ii at t h w a te r m il le i and I In w a i t pun 1 o f lic o ig la d u rin g I Ino il In the gas o u tle t •‘T he S ta te Senator h e ro nearotl. M a in e ' w h o a d d le s , - I lire H h lo le g is la tu re tin n e d out to be at encapeil p irto -u t t in a e o -iita ' h o 'p it n l \ n in v r -'tig a * n a o t •■ i M m , C lirivlmuv liiim j ipill From u i to you . . . I 11•••11111 lilrvvirii|v In l»ii|l>li it I O u r C lu it lm . il G r t o t in q i mu) m uim nl, *v111| lum* . . . i n i M W e nd th o b o il o f w ith e r M U KiLGomrs BRED-RITE s k i<: d tSlanli'v-RojrcMs 11aid ware Co. J 1 I S iit f m d I'ln n ie \ t i- iilt e s tru e , Use a *te p ' " " I " I la d d e l In re a ch Do- upper l.ia m lu -s . It i h ll lr r r t are r > i- in h e lp you t r im th e lm - , t - 1 tlu tu ile c o n itu th e lo w e r lo a n r l • Dn m il slunk. w h ile t r iiiiiin t ig itu l i e m la h lu g it dow n I'la e e y o u r tre e away fro m •o n rre s o f h e a t, s llc li as In u lc r s , , Y o u r C h ris tm a n tre e is a sym b o l te le v is io n els, fire p la c e , I ’ tit l l ( if th o C h ris tm a s s p ir it u f s h a rin g w h it e it w ill n o t Mm k a ll enC a ll fin in n 's At i ui h fe * i ui si rv ,i M a ku it a sym bo l u f s a fe ty , ton, Ir iitii- o r e x it even I f i* sh m ild lin o Itu a n l w ill f 1 , ^ ) 11,11(10 u rg e a M rs . Ilu u n lc -1. C a r te r , hom « fa ll. a rim m lly fo r the m i t t liie u f is - o l -Im p ’ o v rn ie n t s p e c ia lis t w ith Ihe I 'se n o n fla m m a b le d e e o ra tlo lis . te a rs fro m N ta 1* llo i» e Ita i-io g .Slate llu iiie P c n iu n a trn D o n O f ­ D e e u rn lio n s n im lo o f m et I o r • •■venue as p m v e l d m th e te rm s fice . o f a new li'g is la i, • net. H e ro a ro h e r s u fle y auRRcs- g ln ra a re n o n fla m m a b le . N e ve r use r o t ln t l, p a p e r, a llil o th e r fla m t t o iu : m n lile d e c o ra tio n s e lt h n on ilu In l t i f i l Die New A’ - i k ( lim its )<-, fie le c t a tru e o n ly ns la rg o its tre e o r around th e base o f it. Do th e N a tio n a l l.e u i .e in to ta l e a rn yo u need. T h e la r g e r y o u r tre e , not use lig h t sets th a t have f r a y ­ c il ru n a v e ru g ii u lh a m in k of th e g re a te r li t f lr o h n x u n l. ed co rd s, fa u lt y , l l l - f l t t i n g sockets, It. IH. Wait In buy ymrr tree until Just or lunse co n n e ctio n . Du nut ux« before you |int It up. A dry Iron ra n d ie s on Dm tre e . hi rna with almost explualve vloloitre. w i l l ’ll Mil o lio I h g o in g to le- ill l l i r room fo r a n y le n g th o f tim e , I ’ laee it in a sta n d f ille d w it h t u r n o f f y o u r C h ris tm a s tre e w a te r, m a k in g n sla n te d r u t a rrn s s lig h ts . th e h a a ' o f th e tr u n k Juat Ite fn re W hen yo u t r im o r d is m a n tle Dm 1J I he C o io tiu tr til-. Ib o v liiig l.e a g o i ill W y o m in g , III., lias a n io p li- of h o w le rs w h o c u ii ta k e o p p o s ili slilea o f a n y f|im sD on. T h e y a rt lln w n n l Yean um l C la ic n c u Non WARM an d (riondly w ish la ilacara aa« friaaflly aaaraalatloa trom ea c h m em ber ol our lirm. • f your pa<ronag« «a<i gootf will. • lo oach an d ovory ono ol our m an y frionds: w o )oin in logolhor to oxtond our sincore. g o o d wishoa that your H oliday w ill bo Hllod WITH MANY CHRISTMAS BLESSINGS! Holler Motor Sales ? tfc v J. • * i- * > « • « 4*.‘ Ji-Vtv ' • (■ V* U / 1 ^ . Jfl 11 tB ; Comer Hecoml and i'almetto Avenue • 1 Phono 12.14 It'S, v !':VaHv.,v -■> : . «(*!•.. l ass&>- , ... ...................................... ...... . ju d _ :___— UI i-.ssj , . ', . r » . s . . . ,|r v - s ¥ ^ .» s - » . . . .♦'j.ess - f . f :<Wf» 1.151 �De Bary Doings Hr KAY HRNNINGEH Christmas la !>• Hary One* again the season nf Peace on Karth I* here and once again the world I* torn apart hy war*, graat and small, If a war can aver lie said to he small. Many of ui have relative* und all nf ua have friend* who at thin very , lima are In far distant place* ser­ ving the Unit*! S ts'"" on land or ava or In the air. A number of theae are our neighbors and uur thoughts and best wishes go out to them whatever they may be at this time. Our rnmmimlty celebrations started with a Christmas enter talnmrnt sponsored by the De ttary Civic Association, Inc. on Friday, Dec. H. A *erle* of tab­ leaux called ' Through the Year” wa* arranged and couched hy Dorothea llennlnger and approxi­ mately r.0 men, women and chil­ dren took an active part In the •production. More than KIMI a t­ tended the performance and over 910(1 were added to the building fund fur the proposed community houie. A Mg surprise was the a p ­ 1pentaner hint before rnrlaln lime of Raiila Glam with ,r"*ci of randy lor lliv children and we cer­ tainly thank uur friend* in Hanfuid for telling him about our gathering ao that ha knew where to find us. On .Munday, Dec. 17, Mr. and Mr*. William Hover, Ihclr chil­ dren, Mr, and Mr*. Hoy Miller and grand children, Gallic and Stanley (Hutch to tial, cooked and »eived u pre-Chrlatniai baked hum dinner in their home on Highway 17. Slaty people at. tended ahd were well fed the procccd- going to the Parsonage Fund of the Harnett Memorial Church of Knterprlae A splendid Chrlatmn* preaent from lltia funi ily to their church, any we. The De Hury Kirldergurteu eliildretl "lulled their doiugn lit the Friday pet foniionce where they contrlhutml one number, and were the "hit” of the allow. On Toe* duy (hey gave u putty for the Nuraery Department of the Methodist Children’* Home in e n ­ terprise at which they distributed gifts which they hud made fur the children. There were wooden toys for the lioys and strings of wooden beads for the little girl*. They Imd also iiiude some vetv nice muslin scrap books w ith pretty colored pictures pusled In lltrm. On Dec. 90, we were In­ vit'd to ilmlr C hrM nua parly lor their uiuthera and again thay dlatrlbutad gift* thay had mada for thalr parent*. W* r a r e great­ ly ImpteMcil by tha fact that up to thla time they had dona ail tha giving. When they were told that there were aome prevent* for them, thalr face* became radiant with joy and aurprlae. Oh yea, they are learning much mote than Juat kindergarten work, liefure eating their lunch, they aald a little prayer, and one tot aald to her teacher, "I Raid an extra thanks for Christmas.” Do you get «•> much fun out of chil­ dren hr We do? If you do, you will licar with ur while we tell you <me more anecdote about theae yoiind hopefiila. They ueted out a play about ■ tho Nativity and the liltlest girl wbr the baby J vrur. Duting the perfot ilia nee, she Rat In a bassinet Rocking lier thumb, with one leg draped In the inoit abandoned fashion over the Ride of the liaskct. The glftR proofferetl by the shepherds and the three kings were given with aa much gravity or they wuuld have been, had her lioRltlon been more dignified. Ah usual, when we write alwut the ym in g R te r*, we go on nml on. However, the adulta are Juat aa tu n y with their own (.Tirlatmaa plana. Of the private partlea, we shall »nv nothing more than that there l i r e ninny nlanned for laith Inline on I p id d le rratauranta. Friend* will get together at dif­ ferent time* nil Christmas Day f'lilll bienkfnal right on, to exeh nge gif'* m id wish each other •i Merry Christmas, The variotlR cluliR have had or will have parlira. On Wedtieaday evening the fllee (Midi, which ha* had a moat rncee»*fn| aeaaon, had a big party at the .Mi.nalnn. N o t lent a m o n g the prepara­ tion* f o r III" big day are the dr"o r at b in *. IliirlneRa people and home owner* are doing their b**t lo m ake lie liar y glow with Ita ted, g re e n , blue and whit |b»ht* ita e tnra end candle* and Haul* r in u - e a nnd h«M of all, It* nhundance of hnndaome red and w h it " p u im -e llln s which the good went her non Im* not frnren thl* y e a r. On iT ir la t u ia * Eva a routin ltte e will *tteni|it lo arlect the lim a t nttinrtlvr home* and Rtnall prin * will be given by the Civic A rm ,e la tio n . W e are alao to lie •■'ailed by n committee fnim V id u e in c o u n ty and ahara In tina w a rd * th e y g iv e If we am good Pop Liken To Piny With Electric Train* Xmas Season Is Time To Enjoy Your Childrei tly DAVID TAYLOR MARKE At* Newafealure Writer With the approach of Christmas your children will he home from ■chool and, together, you will try to find something that truly be­ long* to thla festival time. "A hnpny holiday la only lim­ ited by the amount of Ingenuity and Irhriglantion uf the whole family," say* Mri». Itowena Shoe­ maker, Assistant Director, Play School* Association. “ You will have the fun of making gift Hal a with the children. You will walit to provide a variety of social ex­ periences which will stimulate self-rxpression, self-direction and responsibility of each child lo your family rlrcle. Why not make ihla a time for re-evaluatlng the activities within the homeT” Fur exampl", points out Mia. Shoemaker, "A le your children being exposed lo the Juya of music?" Why not get out record* which tha children may have forgotten and spend an afternoon with the vIctrolaT There's a favorite Christmas poem ‘The Night Hrfore Christmas' ns told hy Milton Cross. On the other aide there ia a delightful Mingle Hells' fantasy. Another favorite with young childten 1* the '.Magic Record'—play it once, ten play it ugaln and get an entirely different version of the song yon just heard. Thera la a secret heie, of course; the secret dipendt on where you place th" needle. Other favorites with children Ing “pretend" with your children, th?.rV • « " " '? two-record album called "The Glooby Game,” aays Mrs. Shoemakar. It’s all about Chrla, a very Imaginative little girl who pretend, all aorta of fascinating gamaa with h a r friends. It ha* lota of enjoyable songs and gay make-believe. If you have a television In your home, say* the associate director, lake time to watch, with your children, aome of their favorite programs. Say* alia; "TTils medium ha* brought the ihildren hock lo the living room— why not malW It the whole family circle? We are prone to criticise the effect of television and radio without knowing about the good program* available and rationing our children aa to th* time spent watching the TV soL Why not take aome of tha holiday time to look over the program* of the week, to make a Hat of tha favor­ ite programs of tha children, and some that you would Ilka to ae*T Talk about them. In thla way you are Udplng the children tu iliacriminate between good and laid program*. W* have both and It la up to ua aa parents to guld* and direct.” Also, ask* Mrs. Shoemaker, "How about book* during the Christmas holiday?" Keiosruvcr some of the old favorite*. S tart reading new one*. Thera's "Lucy's Christmas” hy Ann Molloy and “Th# Enchanted Playhouse” by man, In warn ronlnrUt* nf *ptimnehlni* trains, a netv Irmwfurmer Inal oparalia up lo four train aria simultaneously on dlf• farent tracks, derricks, mlik carl ■ml even ■ nrw station that an* Imonrci l rains. So II looks like a marry Christ­ ines for all living room rnglntsr* >tmng and old. 'Hierc's soma toy salaam resistible appr oil males, esi one*. That'* wl j g l r t e trlta with hla first t Thla year'* thrills than avi young and old on, of th, bl(r 1WK. Tha* toy Iral blueprints uf i ,|0 j ui,i aboui -.m „ ,r \ ,n wn ru ff real smol whistle* and d am| uncouple Tu grevl uur friends. Amon* n' w Die system la ■_____ __ Mattel lllll. Thla holldny days of doinn What about Dr ably lie at wor mystery lo tl home, aha aay often i|Uit* a The father run early ami very does he go ant Far too many I think thla in child to know try tu explain- CLARK’S DRIVE-IN SUNDRIES Corner Twvnllvlh anil Frenrh Avenue enough. We lire grateful for the Christma* Hidrlt nnd to all of you we Riiy n very Merry Christmas. The same friendly son, you've heard before t Chrlalmaa anti a I'ruaj Canned aapaiagu* when served hot take to h topping of fin* dry btead crumb* that have been mix­ ed with melted butter or m argar­ ine. Net, Yrarl LEE BROTHERS Sliced corneil beef, thinly shred ileil grt'i'ii cabbage, and Rnsslar ■Iteasing make u flavorsome flllltlti for a rye bread sandwich to pack Into a lunchbox. Today...and all through ’Fifty-Two! rdge to you I’m gladly giving To bring you better,brighter living! Your Servant of th« Cintury j. E. Hall H. F. R. 0. M. D. Harden J. T, IU#dy, Jr. W. H. Hawkins A. I*. Hlttall K. L. Hlttsll . H. E. Hlrt J, H. Hodge* W. V. Hodgae R. V. Hubbard W. Bayno J. Bonder 0. Brantley H. Bridget B. F. Bullard M. D. Dumbarnsr Jack Burney Rueton Busby A. Cameran W. A. Caaup C. 8. Johns J. 0, Johnson C. J. Janos L. X. Lawson R. J. Liver* 0, X. Carter J. W. Carter Goa. W. Carver, Jr. f C. F. Morkowlcs jVV, B, Stall* J. A. Stewart Ti F. Stewart J. A, Taylor J. W. Thrallktll, Jr. D, E. Thrasher C. W. Turner C. W. Tumor, Jr. t , • e• , „.T,.0, Tyner Bill Tyre . Q. B. WardweU jl:'jl~wuh*.m Harlan W, Williams t; W .,.WIWo itartfaM’ if. -Wright ■ i' \ i Rag) m m m m m W. 0. Living*ton W. A. Minefield a c, uS I. �4 ......... ......................................... ~ ! ' r' ........................ ........................... ' / " .......................... ............. '■ ’ ' -f* - MIL VVEATIIKU la Unity Thar* Is Strength—• To Prelect the P tic t of the World; To Promote the Progress of America. To Produce Prosprrlty for Ssnfurd. 2 T h ^ H a n f o r d 2 f * r a l £ Florida —Mostly ehmily north por­ tion mih -Imwer* extreme north thl« allcrnuon and el-enhere in i—tih portion tunuht tint Ihuriday. r.il.tci «•: lii iiif iiAttn uni in north potiiou iimr-day ilt'.ii to partly cloudy lllil i n iilo m u l lin lil south i AN INDKI’KNDKNT DAILY NKWSI'AI'KH • i* VOLUME XXXXIII Amwclaled 1‘rciw Leased Wirt Negro Killed In Bomb Blast , At Mims Home Hungary May itc lc n s e SA N K O H D . F I.O H ID A . WEDNKSDAY C om niunistsA dm it 571 Of T hese H ave Died, 15r? I hive Escaped, And 3 W ere Released MIMS lift—A bomb explosion Tuesday night killed a Negro prom­ inent In national affairs of his race, p He waa Harry T. Moore, 40, slate secretary of the National Assoctu lion for the Advancement of Color ed People. Ills wife, Harriet, who leaches school at Lake Park near West Palm Beach, was hurl The bomb exploded beneath the bedroom of their small, Irame house about a mile Irum here on Slate Highway 405, off U. S. High way 1. Mims Is a liny commuuiiy 40 miles south of Daytona Beach m The home is virtually hidden from * th * road by an orange grove. Moore’s mother, who teaches school In Jacksonville, and his daughter, Annie, who leaches In Ocala, were also In the house but they were not hurt, e series of attacks which have had Jews, Catholics and Negroes as targets In Florida this winter. Moat Incidents have occurred In the Greater Miami area. Ten dyna­ mite attempts have been reported « since last June and aroused rillxens have offered rewards totaling (0,000 (or Hie arrest and cunvlc lion of the persons responsible A police guard armed will) u machine gun broke up an appur ent attempt lo bomb the Hialeah Miami Sprlug* Jewish Center Christinas morning. Two days earlier, a home made dynamite bomb waa found uu the steps of SH Peter and Paul Tallin lie Church Previous dynamite blasts broke I* windows in a Jewish synagogue and roused damage estimated a I 123,000 In Carver Village, a Negro MUNSAN, hurra i.P The Com­ munist* litd.iy tu-counlcil (or T2I1 inure Allied prisoners, hut -aid 571 of them hud died ’I lie other* es caned or were released, they suld. Almost all were American* None id the l:tll was named III a )ihuiier Mil,null,,I liv in ' lleils ir holier list suhllillleit hv*K)i asl week the t'oiuniiinisl* said im of the pteum r.lv ytnarenunted tin troops rM’apcd .Hid three were released. Nol one ul the lv> i elm nett ti) iAllied lilies, ;■ U N Cuimnaitd *l*ike-mail retHUli-il An official emuiiiunuiue called Hie CoiiiiiiuuI .1 -1.dement "a -buck- I I o i II h H Os ,« lt Two I Boy Injured In Holiday Flurry o Of AttUfcMishaps Fourteen year old Varner Ntlson of Lake Mary racelved two broken legs, and flint car* were damaged In a flurry of local ■uto accidents over the holiday. Young Nelson wes hit short­ ly after <1:00 o'clock lust night on the Lake Maty Ruud, whlhpushing his motor bike, by a IMP Plymouth sedan driven by FI lie M. Chester of Lake Mary. * Sheriff P. A. Mero and deputies r who went to the scene of the accident reported that the motor hike was wlthuut tall or head­ lights and that no charges were filed. The hoy waa taken by am­ bulance to Hanford hospital ami from there to Oranga Memorial in Orlando, Navy man William H. .Smith waa arrest'd on a drunken driv­ ing charge Inst night after being chased and brought to the Police . (Ration by Paul Daniels whose «* 1051 Chevrolet aedan waa shleawiped between Twentieth and Twenly-firat Htreet on Mellunvilli- Avume. Damage to Mr. Daniel’* c*r waa estimate,! at |,U while Huilth’a IM8 Chevrolet Suffered u slightly damaged fen­ der. A w . .4# Three cars were damaged when a Mercury sedan driven by 71 year-old Harry L Miller of Osslnglng. N. Y. turning north cm Park Avenua off Twelth Street collided with 1035 Font aedan go­ ing north on Park, T ht Impact of the Mercury on tha Ford, driven ly Curtis A. Gooding of Sanford, Forced the leeunrl ear into a 1051 Packard, belonging to L. P. Payton, which waa parked a t tha curb In front of Die Payton r*•Idenre. Damage to tho Packard wae set at M60 whlla the Mer­ cury and Ford Wer* estimated to have suffered 476 and |60 damOf*. Both drivers ware charged with caieless and nagllgent driv­ e n another hit-and-run accident M. G. Cleland of 411 Palmetto Avenue renortad that a truck running without headlights sidetwined his car narked a t tha crab In front of Mi Musa about „ 8:00 Monday night. Mr. Clelatid •aid tha truck probably had cream painted fenders although It waa i : *•• * t h H* Identify the model. H _ Aad In a minor aeeldrni a t P i n t Street and MagtiolU Avenua ahovtly efter noon today two iatomahUes received minor fende damage when a 1961 Chevrolet » driven by M n, Lillie Hot- w 04 tOsteea a &leekedf fenders je war# driving east on KHtahljNhcd Dills No. HO American Fliers Expected U.S. Prisoners To Be Released By Hungary I II. S. Fliers Wife Of State Secre­ tary Of National Negro Group Hurt, Brought To Sanford housing project. In other Instances dynamite was found at Jewish |HII t Hill DEC. 2<i. ID.',I U. S. G overnm ent Is E xpected T o T u rn Down Of f e i s Of C it­ izens 'l*o Pay Fines L atest IMioto Of Tlu* P resident A nd His C ahinet . f t p U ASKING ION ,.pi The I idled Slats-* lias informed II a a * un I hat it nit) pay the SU’O.llim in fine* iiii|iused on linn I S. an .in n piniiiled they ate leteaseil |oum |illi Ihe Stale 1h i-.ti Iiiient iiiiuminreil llil* to da, no s|ir,ilic liillun Dal ion of ‘• tx e la i, ul 'title Athrsnn. At •In- i in,e ol the siiuoiiiireuienl, the |lc |,ailment -<as i. iltinut any mini lo.ition as to ,»fiethri or ••lien Ihe all men nunl.l tie re­ leased f i l l l l d r . i h r ,O il " ll wa* Ihe first lied reply to a U N demand lur an ac, mulling, ol I u.‘hi ihIssiiih nun Korean Iroopg uho have been llsleil by yariuut i 'hiiiuiuiU'-I siiiiree* a- pn-om-rst Ihe t ummiinlst* -ant they a r t 'till cheeking in .see whsl hapiwned In the 332 others Interelillally they blamed Allied warplane* and aillllery for niMiy r t l * P K iilD I N t HUMAN ou-l w ith Ids C a b in e t and a d v is e r* fu r tw o h o u rs lo a f u ll scale re v ie w o f ih » iif IIn- ail deaths they died, Ihe O ile in a tio n a l s itu a tio n , Itiey posed lo r th is o ltlclid p u r liu lt III llie l u h lin-l Moo....... I Hi,. W h ite lio n s , Hid: said, iif air attack, artillery In Ilie ui nn|i (luoi lelt, clm-kwime, ule: Commerce Sect etui y L'huilc* Suwyei. Hilt-use Mohlll/er Charles fin- mid disease Vvil.-ui lolin II Sleelinun. S|„cial Assistant tu tliu t'loi-f t-Ai-i nil ve. Vice I’icsidcni Mt-cn W Haiti Icy Ihe Metis made llii-lr reporl in \\ Aseiell I In i iiiih ii Mill nut S, cm II y AiAnllilitl alur, l.utuu Srcielio > Mum Ur I i.l.m . .Art a oil me .Seel eta I y a mile 11 w.r, dellveled during lit) i li.iiics tliMiiiinii Ihu-t imi-lei llenviul Jesse M I loinildiun. Defense Sect I n i ll.l.cit 1 ..vett, Me.ict.iiy of iliiprod.i, Ini arm ,Mice sesslun at Male Dean Aoliesnii, i'lesulcil Triintan; Hecirlaiy of the !'te.i,my John VV Suydi-l, Attorney General J P.iiimuujum Weilne-.doy during Ihe 11*, wmi -1 Met It .ill, ami SedelMiy of Ihe llilnlnr Oscui Cimplliun t / ll '» / <4(1III Mltli .SO'4 till jilt U[l< ) i liismi’ Ill-ill s of a .to day Korean Iruee Inal penml At the sail,i- se-Nlun the Gumn itin i t - delivered Ihe lirsl liumlla ol mad Irum Allied priMiuer* lit Ninth Kme.i in then fan idles The tninth, t ul leltn'r-. was imt r,*|iurtcd. Mill Ihe purkugt' was large eumigll to IiiiliI several hundred letter* A C N inm m am l ciimmunii|iio I said Ihe Iteds repiirled mi the lute NKVA YORK -.1* Tallulah Hank ul Ml of llu 11 N. prisoner* ro head's fiiroo-i maid secrelai y lest jmi led In Hu- lulernalmtial lied A . |. . a* i is 'bed at her check liikmc trial today rrnss Iasi summer hut mil lisltd ntl -Ji l i aCL* Iv lo h s 1>C- lloil die was afraid ul In.ilimis l.y S n o w A n t i I c e M a l t i n g last Wednesday III a trade of priass n u n net* Selection llo-Thea c tre oner* rosier* with the Allies T r a v e l S lo w Ami defeu.se lias claimed that "All but one 'have est-nfied,' the Ho- •;* nialil. Mrs Kvvleeo I'miou. Of Pro-W est Lernlct D a n g e io ii s In N o i lii ('uni mi unlst * claim ," Hie ro in munislimmed asking Mis* Kaitklieud fm line • emu led "The titilli soldier la mniiey for fear of uroliailir. tier lie, I IIv FHKIt MIHYllslctl liy them a* dead " I l f T h e As s n r iiilr d I're a s ami llo-refiiro hiked Ihe cheeks In Altlll A Clear clear tf-ilicall'iu if ill-'all-'ii (,uy -<||„.|denl*l r o ii-u i-i-i " '11m crmuimnihpn* re iK iile il no 'G U I i4* i4 i A I I I " I 'h l ir t m . i -o-ci.lajid I 1I - 1 D 1 pnigrOM ro,|i*.* was made hv i-lfei nf IW;;;! « u v I h X d I 1*'.’ trial of Mr* Wmiu, nccu-.ed l ■■11 <i r 77U h i Ih i' l lin le .l :^tntc , , ............ win Biil-'Oloinlfleei. Wednesday « •elileim lit won lip wi .1 l< o r n il , , i» • 1 t u l . l t.l > I t d ii i l l l l l u l l Iio liu o m«M T a i l off vmlinl unit palace and anil T , A.r ! t.c!."*.. . , " (ft4 \ W eslern .leiinm siraim ns lodny ..... f* C i rU i nas ii'. ess U*A I D ‘ ••III , I s t l l l f «»1 i ! .....i ! g, . KliiK appeals lo he m im ed about oiti'i'iillnll oltieeliuii m l slmit ..1 i i4uU 1 |.'IHi*Mu It m y a ppe * *' 1 "1 A Copt. Dove Hendarson Sgt. Jumei A Mum Communist-held Hungary today was ,tilted by the U, .H Stale I li'|inr tin rut to -eloise Hi,1 lour Amerirun filer* on whom Hut1* lulitl ing IPJU.ODl) hate Lien Imposi-d, The filer* are Capl. Dave Henderson, Shawnee, Ohio., Capl. John J. Hwlft, Glen* Falls, N. Y . Hgt. Jumes A. Clam, King-land. Aik,, and Hgt. Jess A. Duff, Spokane. Rioting Breaks Tallulahs Maid Accidental Death Slu* Feared Out In Egypt As Says (vetting Whinped Toll Reaches 779 King Turns West In \ Day Period Progress Noted R otarianr Hold In World Crisis Xmas Party For Investigalion Is By Secretary Lie Orphan Children Begun Into Worst U.N. Leader Recalls Gi f t PreHentations M oderate T one Of A nd Singing HighE ast, W est T alk s light Gay P rogram OHI.O, Norway '4*- II N Score lary General Tryttve Lie said to nliiht there lias been a "slight Im prnvement” In Kasl We*l relullmi* ■nit no wor.venhui of Ihe general world siluallon since Hie General Assembly apgggd in I’arls Niiv 0 In * Christina* - lime broadcast lo ScauilluBvIuns over the Danish, Norwegian and Swedish radio *ys tern. Lie said the luue of speeches in the ll. N Ihis year had been mare moderate than usual. (Lie's text dealt In general term*. H did not monlion Russia’* charge* In Pari* that the United State* I* supporting saboteur-spies ■gainst Ihe Soviet him* nr Amerl can delegation characluliatluu of the charges a* Russian ^'*py rnant ■ml of Foreign Minister vlshlmky ■s " in old goal.") Lie, ■ Norwegian, is here for Christmas vacation. The Assembly resume* In Pari* after the holi­ day*. "This year," Mb said, "discus­ sion has been Jess propagandlstic and more sober and ubjecllva. Tho various points of vie.v have of course been defended, end very often the differences In question have been sharp ind disparate. Rul In spite of this I do feel that there has not been any furthar deterioration or sharpening of the world crisis during (tie present General Aasemb!y.'r Twclvt- ihil.ltt-n nml twn vtmlht from llu- Fluritla Metlmdist IIuiiiitil Knlrriiri-*!- cnlertnim-il tin* Rntiny Club lit-re Mnmlny with it firuiirnm uf Clirislnm* i-aruls nml *t>ng* anil were given much apclause. T ic children were Introduced hv the Rev. Charles Thmupsim, su­ perintendent of the Home. Mr*. Irene Jackman, m ilitan t iiiperlutemlent. provided the piano ac­ companiment. Featured on (he program wa* Krnest Thompson, son of Rev. Thompson, and e senior at Del.nnd High Hcluml, who rang "While Christmas , and "Hnly Night’’. “The Night K e f o r e Christmas" wa* .recited hy_ Jim , In e.mt ..liK liiiH 'iil m ill Hit- AVi-vl m Mil- ri-til e .ii with S.-i n l llns.,in In A leA iiiidriu. p u liii- u rd tear pa* lu In •*.,k up a ilinh-tit tin.I- ,d i,4K*l ilrlim iislratm p m l llu;i 111ri is- II t Ii v Ho- hint' ul Dl W K S’I H IA N K F G H T . Ill '4* H u ll-/ A lili I’ aidla ■ lin in ' pro An iuvi".tli'.atiiin to lU'lerm lne wltai AVT'*l<>inei. a* chief of the Moyal There iv.-i* a [Nissdidily ih ,1 All I'lillM il Ih f nail,ui'-- wursl ill lln i ahlni-l anil .n il i-i-r l,. Ctrouk mi disaster in 2:1 year* hi-gan tialny ju rH u ii and tlmui".1ic aff.ni . Sew n Mankhe.nl m ay he it* .died In lilt­ deep lit tin* w ii-ckt-il u nikln n * ul imiIIi -i - wi-te r c |iiiit n l m pni-il llu-ri' 'd.mil In answer llie accic..dlniis Uricnl Mini* Nu 2 iiy m iH s lle s t h r o w n hy th e d e m o n Assistant District Attorney Icronie K idilei said lie hud liul made up Thirty *i' •mi'sligalnr* headi-d •A ra l n n , hv Jiihn I, l.i'wi*. 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II of wIm is 11 Mi'pwhile f I " i i * .1 110 m il ill 11uni 1,1 . n l ■ 11 1 0 1 , w ill l.l III 1 id D "| ■ m l - 1 \ - i v III til'd -I y An Ml i l inn < <i ipel at 1 H-. Im k, t h ill •day i l i i i im oiih lp h llll M I llw i • i w ill I111I I he r u n . m 1 iiu pn hll. 11 d tro od .•I I h> M - •• 1 unity ••• uu il.-d Ii - 1, 1 1 . od I ...... Mm . • vi a 1 -t do w n Niim Gur a ir -> hdflv tn p In id lin ' W d h hi ipu '1 ■ ■ ml w llilil w■ .Hpititr Inis .1, a* t H ittIII 1 .f t I I I i1 *’>1 III II tvti* Inn ii Ih d " : -H if.ild fit I c ode-1 h i.n l , Imuh in- ■ Indiii,! Keiniliuh 1111-1, M. l.....I. amt 1-1 admit i-i | from M i i i - ui M ilit a ry I n -d ll o le in )ti|r, l iillm s in e print- lint,un. :ini! no tot.t i'"u»*il (In- \ ,1 1 I/1I1 I.u 'Inlay, t.-ll-.svillg hi ' 1 lr 1 1 Itum IIC" stale and company official* The "in CmnmmdMf him- uf ualion* tty ■ duty tie i llli-i. -l J.l. ' » ii Dili* investigator* plaimedt to rem ain mi tin slei " M’ ,u‘w chief nl Hie Moyal lo reumlii hy uptulig Ihe sum* ul ■I... . All-.-. Iti'li.tl l,yv for F .- *• * | | | " i ‘* tl>| »*||A •' lo |--'d tin , 1 s ,'l-ilV wit,',,* luily eight elgfil hour*, hour*. t'ufilnel would op|Hi c dergrtiuinl for |Ni**lbly r< irotn and Inini'd m i l u f 1 1 . 1 K ill 1|k«* 1 11 * if i hy,, F a in iik of Il.ilikhe.nl w tsyu yea 1 * tu ,|,aie time ti>- -ervod Daniels with dramatic effect. !walking throiigli ili-hri* slrewn The U|i|Hillilliieid _______ __ the• ilefirl* .. 1. ........... 1 ile|uitv lie t.f [ u ii.t.i In - f.V Rotary I'reildeut Jack Half-iworkliiji* which exlcud for tulle* 'V"" a,|*< another pro Westerner to lo her - l ) 'i | i c i| fi* In ti rt .1 II i'H , ' Die, Galie.l haek lu a -Ily ,- duty gen thanked the group fur the en soinn fi(W In IXHI fed below the I'lacea In llie Royal ( alonel i* in l l , l- 4. M u ll! . .’ l l l i l ( 1 in 111 ■, - >,i tertatnrnent, pointed to Die large number of wrapped present* un the table before (hem. and told of the part played by Rnturlnnu In being "Santa Claus helper*". The prearnln, he said) wen- for Ihe children at the Home. Rev. Thompson thanked the Ro tartans in behalf of the children and declared. "We are truly grate* fill to you aa Hauls CIbiis help, ers." Cash elfls were presented by Welter Haynes, treasurer, to Mrs. M. D. Gutchel. caterer, Mr*. J. A. Yates, her assistant, and to George Swain, colored helper, lu apprecis* Hon of their lervlces to the club. Cadi uf the children aa they left received from W. A. I.effler u little ailver souvenir, The Itotarlane wer* Invited by Rev. Tliomp•on to visit the Methodlat Hume at any Dine. Among the number* aung hy the children were “Frosty Tho Snow Man," and "Rudolph The Red Noted Reindeer?' Guests included Roy Thompson, J. D, Bridges of Morehead, N. O. and M. D. Pickens of New Fork Cllv. George Touhy lad ll) group sing­ ing of ChrDtmaa hymn* with KOI!, CONHKHVATION Jan. 16 ia the deadline for reporting on performance carried out thin year In the soil rotiarrvaHon program, Homer Ballard, •ouaty administrative officer of (he Production and Marketing ad­ ministration, announced today. "We cannot accept reports be(tend this dele," said Mr. Ballard, who urged that growers ical) a t the Couely Are n t's office a t th e Court Hotme__________ before Iheclosing closingdate and film ihelr reports. Growers can alto sign (heir In. teetioju to participate In the 1966 program by designating eligible practices (hat they Intend to earry Harry Wester accompanying. out during the year, he staled. . WYMAN ROBBRD IXMI ANGELM IfG-A ChrUtmss LAKELAND uv- Penlnaular Flor- burglar may h»M nicked Jana wlU be frost free through Fri- Wvraan for more (Ran 4100,000 The eetraea reported that, white Fageral State Frost Warning she waa away from the house for PROMT FRRB n rn cu l for tonight and morning: Uoetly cloudy era in Nurthern Districts I colder in ektreme III If y’.-i III 111 r I u til IIU IIII-.t I l 't i v i t y . lllil llie tcslioiutiy ahool .ill.*,-. -I heal mu- which came .o Mi- ......mi wic. cnnclildlilg In-1 i. Innnnv lepe.iled lu-i m o dime, <h.,l he had huiighl cm .mu io.ii 1 in.ina among many ..1 Ii. 1 ilcoiind ul her own sul.n y i.u MII.111kl1c.nl. uud li.id 1 11 1 .1 llu 1 heck , In rellllhurse lo t ell IIITIAI'CSI, IliiliK.ary i|* —. Iln-ie Hi-li- Minn- sl,:ns hullcallull that the foui American flier* lieiil hy IlmiKan allei having been lorreil down hv Soviel fiijhi cis have to-rii irh-ased or will lo- lelrasrd toldrthl Hot there was milldni'. official. Molli the D S n'liai.nii In-re and tin- Itioic.ii mm c m ciiimcnt mainlamed secrecy on llu- ■a -c of the flo-i-. ulm iii'ii- tried here oil eiiailies nl vinlatim: Ihe holder and onleied In pat lo ie .n l Via Imu each oi In- tailed three mouths S our delivering presents, an Inr look two muik coals and ■ ■tale, valued. M i l l 000, and ry worth tip >), 100,900. ATION rill > In. of Hanford A M. fob 3 It w ill Ire nil extensive uud a setlleinenl wills llu- AVr-st liuseil thorough luveiiligntlon.’ ’ Furhe* 11in in re ru i'iilliu ii uf FgypG uallm i said " I would gue** we might at .lem a 1nl* 'i'lie Kgypliuu* seek (C untlm ird On Page Six I ■ I',•■iiu.,.n oa ra a a T a t i Plans Are Outlined For Repeating Christinas Carol Singing Next Year Mure Ilian <lu men, repruseiilinic many churchra uf lid* ' i f a and Including personnel from Die Hanford Naval Air Htatlun, Joined In the sliming of t.'lirlctiria.i carols fhiturday night In u program broad­ cast over HlnI Inn WTftlt. Floyd Ihi liner, local liiaurniic* man, vvhu only 111 day* before had runceived the Idea uf Die churn*, slalud tuday that the broadcast was such an nulrtandlng surrens Dial* effort* will he mad# next year to liave a niinllnr Chrlstrnaa Eve program In which at least 1,000 voice* may he heard. fclany ritlieti* telephoned re­ queue for number* tu he sung and for an hour nml a half after tha half Imur broadcast ended at 8:30 o'clock, call* uf congratu­ lation were received. Many ritiien* uaiked their autrirnohile* near the radio station, tuned In their radios am) joined In the singing. The Rev. A. G. Mdnnls, minis­ ter of Ih* First Presbyterian Churvh and president of the San­ ford Minister!#! Association, was *0 pleased wir'n the broadcast that he suggested that Mr. Palma# aacep* tha chains anship of a "Carols for Christmas" committee to dlrart a program neat year. Mr. Palmer drrlsrod thla morn­ ing that he would atauma this responsibility. Asked what had prompted him to organ) i« the ehorua of men, he dealarod that ha had always w tatareated In group singing, 1 realised that men who hava political differences Woman I h Stahlml In Drunken Drawl Tin* Hanford jruliru un cuii tinning llti-ir auart'h fur Die giant limping ................ Hial.l., .1 ,t inlui,.d ivuiiien nml ui.iii ..mis taut Mahmlay morning tin.'unii-r uf Elghtli Hln-ct amt 1 flii’ktiry Avruue, lh-*k Mt-rgi-ani Felt Ih- .ft-uiilng* *ai,i t,..hiy Httck Mathcwin, -l.T, 1 tilt l»>ing nought four ilays ufl-t I......... and wnumh-il l-.ff 1• i’npn, II. nml .............. .Ii-liu.iui. 33, with a knife. in 11 tiiuiik.-n lira wl. .•riiDn-wi*, in mi iiiluxii-ali-d atatn, ni'i’utiilllg lu Kf fi,- allui-k M. D It-,, M ' * ’ l l Mi| ,'» L'||J|I >f i . - r i i t . . , I t e l. I n i ! " F **ifii I »*m 1 I 'll, ', l l ' l l t l l 1 i l ,d i l l 1 ■r r i " • n l llif m i| M i tin tin! \ i n 'm ’ ii I I | AI#| AA"' ” *'(| III n «11rtf»I #»■' uf * i I 4#S t|l Jit till A'I* I i|*i‘II " AA*‘11' | ( i.'illMirn flat t'Rfr *1*4 M i ’N. I . c o i i a IV IlT N Dies In Orlando in I t ...... Illfiit, Ii- . . m l lim ed 1 rain ing and received in wmq* ,1 I’ll- aeulu He yv.i - . lit lu Ivn-■ - in May. I'tr.l I 1, -it Merit 1 -11 - tv- d hv the -y i-l-.w I tie I.u nu 1 M I l-'rnllclR t ii|i|,.„'k uf .ilicl . -lit llie dailg h te i, Fat net,1 . tin- g a i-n l , Mr and Mr F -A M .ru , l.yn l-re tiirrs, I liutua AVigl-l Mero and I*. AMero. It , and Die grandm olhur, Mi I. VV. Mero. San lord Alan Dan (irantlsoii As I'OVV .At, l.e >111, IV Ie rs , 7 1 . die.I lit till- (It liilidu llie -n ila l '*( I 'M, A M vi'sletiluv. Him had Keen ill fur aliinil 1 h r-1,* lu iin lli Mlie i-ami' " A grandfather yvtu had ih'sSu nf", -I 35 vwirn agii and m is a , iiaired nf ever again ,-eing Ids r-s lile u l nf tiOt'V \V T lu rd Street iria u d rn ii, wtiu wa aim ing lit# .... 'dii' 11............... i r hm t, .Inly 'I, H an n, Adel, mu) wilt) hclung lu various fit lia r escort, Jphusuu. fin d ami | (in. ami wa* a mcuiher uf I I I - first n-|iurtud nu* sing iu aclloii ,11 Die Korean w » i, was tods) rhurchee, might he 11nil. 1l In millgs Dii-n luiueii on h#r. Him r^«-^»v«-it.................... F riu u liv e lla p lis l G h iii li iu Adel. nvi'i'juyini tu learn that (In* grandof peace ami gund will a) Christ­ fivu "had" cute and *la«tu'» uu Rile i* m iivlvi'd |iv five douirli t.uiet. H ertu'ii M arlatt. ina* time. lu-r Imck and on# nil her arm le rs, Atis. .(, II. F iu illi uf lnck#ou him, "The spirit of Cooper at hut that while Johnson was guugi-d I vitlc, Mr*, .lack Htminland, uf An- is uinulig Die recant ly announced waa shown on such 11 sliurt no­ and un#-lialf Inch#* in hi* buck gunta, (In.; Mr*. .1. II. Ilriitnn uf prisunera held hy Die Reds. Tho .grandfather is N nrval G . tice," said Mr. Palmer, "was one alinvii ih# shoulder hlniic. Hnuftiril, Mr*. Jewel Hllcn* uf HanHan* that represents the true spirit of Tli" wiiuisn an,| Jnhn*un wen- ford, anil Mrs. Melvin IIuiiii also Mai la t i of Route 'J. I lux Christmas, anti will always he re- rushed to tha F#riiiild-I.niighlu 1 uf Hanford amt three *011*, Virgil fu ril, wlm vliilted The H erald ofnumbered hy Ih# organising com­ Memorial Hospital in an am- Feters, nf Charleston, H. C , Henry fir,- tu tell ttn- gl'id tiding*. Ha mittee, Especially nutirenhle waa IiiiIhiic# Matilrd#" murnilig aflrr Peters, of Hanford, Austin Peter*, Im* lived in F ln ri-ia since 1013. I.ieilt. M a rlu ll. In* revealed, was Di# aplrlt of co-op#ratiun shown Ih# incident, Hh# was r#l#ns"d of Thumnsiun. Da,, amt two aisby leaders of church choirt and l hi* mnrning after treatment hv ters, Mr*. It. V. Fletcher, .Sparks, burn in .lacksun, Mtch., and hi* Dr. Hllnby. John«nn wa* ill*- Ga., Mrs. Victor Knh’lil. Hnarkx, parents live In Detroit, lie ser­ civic organisations." Ha extended eprcial thank* to charged after inlMal treatment Go., ami one brother, .1. W. Htnua- ved In D arm anv during W orld Evan* McCoy who sang. "Whlta lu Dr. George Fieri-# shortly tnriil uf Hfuirks, Ga., lb grand- W ar II, and re-enlisted in th# childrvrs, and 2 great grandchlld- A rm y nml wa* sent t<> Kur#a at Christmas", Harry Kudell who after arrival at the hospital. the start of Dm h ostilities. On the ien. accompanied; Geurge Touhy, Dr. The Lmly will he cent to Advl, second dav of action lie was I t H. W. Rucker arid Roger Harris, Ga. today for funeral and burial. purled ta ilin g . ■ong leaders. He espressed ap­ The Weather preciation tu Rtat Ion WTRR for Its fine co-operation, and to The Herald for the publicity given the Asheville program. Boston HipS Loe Prerlp. .35 68 40 6ft 47 Among the hymns sung were, Cleveland . 28 r "O Little Town of Bethlehem", Loa Anailes 83 45 "Joy To The World," “O Holy New Orleaoa 77 M Night," "Hark tha Herald Angale New York 37 33 Slag, and " It Cam# Upon A Seattle 40 31 Midnight Clear." Sung by requast Washington .0* N 36 “ *9 "W e Three Klnge of Orient 71 67 ."The - First Noel,", and 79 74 •'•UaatvMtaht." u ■ 4.M99 w• ’.V!r« . a, 1- l r NO ICE a t HAM CUT HATH TICK UTS WASHINGTON t4v fne railroads PITTSBURGH i»~AU a s t e r ­ will continue until .lime 30 the oid Howard Kopcllc wauled waa policy uf soiling nit rate "furlough some Ice rrta m to top off Chna4. . ......... tickets" tu members oi the armed mas. .................... services traveling in uniform.Ha pul a dim* In an lea ertaaa The Association of American raachlna at a theater. No" Railroads announced today n five- happcM d. ■« he pul hM ha months extension of the pulley, ihe slot, l | stack. Firemen originally due to expire Jin. 31. ed for nearly an hoar wl The furlough fares, good only In bara and axe* before coaches, coat about one cent a mlie Mu than regular fares. $ <* Iv.c i ■ , -, ( ] � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1951 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 21, 1951 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 21, 1951. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 27-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 21, 1951; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f5d0c2a9460fc735b3e90c3d05adcd6b.pdf 2e9aa788a7a009bcccfedeb4555eb95a PDF Text Text 0 * Garden Gate SANFORD HERALD Article Oil Taft By Zora Hurston In Post Magazine A famous Negro writer whu me#a u>a«b#d t t l. ■ dlsh-st ns . ■ helpr Ir. K . Sanford kitchens Is the recant i author of a Saturday Evening Boat article, "A Negro Voter 8!a*t Up Taft.” Zora Neale Hurston, bom In Xalonville near Sanford, but now l. living In Kau (lallle, Is th« > Author who through ambition, Mid taking advantage of her Ip break* has gained fame for her books on folklore, short stories Mid magaxlne article*. In her latest Rost article of Dec. 8 she ‘ live* the reason* why she thinks the Ohio Senator can swing his ahara of the Negro vote as u Republican presidential candidate. She Is the daughter of u Baptist minister who prrachrd In Eatonvlllo and Hanford and was • moderator of Florida rolored Baptist conventlne. She worked , In Hanford for several months Y Mi a girl of 14 and In her auto* *'» biography, "Dust Track* On A i'-. B«ad," she vividly describe* the " boat trip down the Ht. John's from Jacksonville, where sho V. Went to school, on the old side* wheeler “City of Jacksonville” and the trip on the old ACI. train to Mnltland. In her recent Saturday Eve­ ning Post article sho expresses optimism over Senator Taft’s chances of winning the Negro vote nn Ills record In "throwing Bilbo out of the Senate," the writing of the Tuft-Hnrtley Act Which, ehr says, gives Negroes an tviunl opportunity where they i] Would be discriminated against ft by union rules, nm| for Ills ' record as a "brainy’’ leader. |Hhe cites Mrs. Taft ns one «f the Henntor’s strong polnta In getting Negro backing In Ohio, Mrs. Taft, shr descrlbea as • • woman uf wit and charm who la an effective speaker on her husband's behalf before colored audiences, The Toft family background I* also given In the article as .part of tnd'nenalor’a vote getting power among Negroes, M> NELL M. WILLIAMS Hanford Uarden Club liECONIAH . . . and How to Crow Them (Parti). The Begonia* 1* the only horti­ cultural genus of the family Ilegoniacea*. Botanists tell us that the Begonia ha* no genrtlr relefInmblp with any other living plants. Tney are named for Michel Begon, a French botanist of Santo Domingo (10118-17101 They make un a large, varied group of succulent herbs or part­ ly shrubby plant* found widely ifistrllulled throughout the warm region* of the earth. Central and South America probably have more native specie* than all the other warm countries combined. It I* estimated that the number of specie* varic* from 500 to 1.100 and many of the native* have been Introduced Into culti­ vation. The number of varieties resulting from hybridising and tha horticultural form* developed In the gardedns now runs into the thousands. This fart has reesulted In a nomenclature that la still very confusing. USEH . . . Home variety of llogonia Is to he found blooming every month In the year. In more ways than one the llegonh heads the list of house plants which may he looked on a* p er­ manent and annual bloomer*. Many are grown for their handsome foliage, the showy flowers, summer bedding out­ doors. Rummer and winter tinder glass, In window uarden*, In the full sun and In the shade. Rome grow Just anywhere with little core while there are those which defy the efforta of the amateur and professional. The vast group offers excellent opportunity fo1* the collector providing he bns the right growing conditions. ODARKER . . . Dr. I.. II. Bailey divides Begonias into four classes, according to the typed of roots; bulbous, tuberous, rhlxomatous and flbrus. Rlnce the bullion* class has but one retireseentatlve, I). Kocotrana (one parent of our well-known Christ­ mas-Flowering U.) the gardener divides hi* subjects Into the three remaining groups. Due to the Intermingling of all types the lines are not clearly defined In nil rases. VARIETIES . . . Until one becomes a fancier and a special- MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING—TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES. CREDIT BUREAU OP SANFORD TELEPHONES 180 aad 1071 Bm m 414 Siaford Atlantia National Bask Bid#. ' ANNOUNCING OPENING 1 | ; 1 1 I ' JR- Moufthton Insurance Agency As most of our readers know, It wae a little mors than four years ago that the community of D# fiery was started. There was so much to do, that thosa who had bought lend, built house* and tried to re-clalm their land and make their houses h o m e s , found little time for community Ilf*. To be sure, there were house parties, I,each parties and a "show” or two, hut It was not until May, Him, that the hlg get-together for nil the people of De llary was planned. On the last Sunday of May, more than five hundred people gathered on the grounds of the Joseph II. Rchmlerer home for an all-day picnic. Many friend* from nearby towns and cities were with us and, what was even more gratifying, neighbor* who had never met before got to know enrh other on De llary day. Many plans were promulgated on that day but there was a hitch. Where could eo large a group mectT Where could baaaare, dances, concerts, motion pictures, 'tors. Now we have the land and with It the will to get going. Thd first step In that direction was taken on Friday evening wlirn it cecord crowd filled the auditorium of tha Enterprise school, which was loaned to us by our good friends In Enterprise. The entertainment was called “Through the Year" and was a aeries of 12 tableaus with Incldenal music and readings. It was written and produced by Dorothea Hennlnger iger assisted by your cor­ cor.--..-..dent. W* wouldn't try to respondent. *■ *• We • t as name all the people who helpeds make the evening a succeia for there wer so many willing work­ ers, and each one did the Job asthlnk ua mercenary but we are rather proud uf having added well over 8100 to the building fund. On eeeond thought, we must mention by nume one good friend who 1* too often neglected for 11 months of tho year and then worked to dcuth during the last month. Of course, we mean Santa Clauat Just before curtain time, commotion at the there was back of the auditorium and there he waa with boxes of candy for oil the children, lie greeted them In hi* Jolly fashion and totd them ha had made a speclap trip from tha North Pole to see them. Many of you will remember "Show Boat" when Churls* Winnlnger was In the cast. Do you -remember bow lie hi-umed upon Rural Common Sense fly HMttW JOHNSON •hould t* p llH U t Mid rtert*tlonal, mm) om way of making it ■o la to hav« tlia permlislon and good will of Um owner of the land. The University of Florida Agri­ cultural KiUnalon Service aleo calls attention to other points that are necessary for the hunting trip to bo a pleasurable event) Have the proper license. Ob­ serve all regulations regarding hunting days and hours, bag lim­ its. protected game, and guns and other equipment. Handle guns carefully. Do not carry a loaded gun In a car or in­ to a house. Do not climb a fence with a loaded gun. Never carry a gun so I) la pointing at another person, and never snoot at an ob­ ject that Is not plainly visible or toward other persons. There are about 100,000 hunt­ ers—farmers and city folks—In Florida, and cart and caution by all a rt necessary to pravent trou­ ble and tragady on hunting tripe— occasions which .should 6e pleas­ ant, healthful .and recreational. Florida is dons in rural areas, fanners ere especially Interested In the bunting season. Farmers own most of the land on which Hunting Is done, and, quite naturally, they want to bag some game for their own tables and they are Interested In hunting by others on their property. To avoid difficulties on a hunt­ ing trip, therefore, tha wise thing to do before hunting on another man’s property Is to obtain per­ mission from the owner. Because they have livestock on the land or l*caux* of other reasons, some farmers may nut grant permission for hunting on their place*, but many do permit neighbor* and city folk* to hunt. The farmer haa a right to refuse permission for hunting on his lend, and It should be respected. Nearly every hunting season, officcra receive numerous comlalnla from farmers whose lands ' Eight of the 11 mm on the sve been Invaded by hunters, and Notre Dam# basketball eeuad hall sometimes a hunter winds up In from the state of Illinois, court os a result of falling to ob­ tain permission. A hunting trip MIMUY CHRISTMAS TO ALL AND TO ALL A GOOD NIGHT. ire a (trod night by replacing any ECHO.... — „ r : --------sc Ih ' will tail your budget. will be glad to Novo you come In aud aee ECHOLS variety tedding to suit any bedroom In your bouoo. Wo can also to up that special maltreat to fit that odd-si sad bad. GOOD NIGHTS SLEEP WILL MAKE A GOOD MORNING FOR YOU WE’RE WIDE AWAKE TO HELP YOU SLEEP. SEE US TODAY-SLEEP BETTER TONIGHT E hi* audience when ho announced his show end salr," It’a Only the beginning, folks, only the**, beenginning!" That’s how we feel to­ day as we subscribe to that other cliche, "Ureal oaks from little ncrun* grow, Heresqour grim mis. At the December meeting tho gift was accepted l.................. with much thunks, unit It wae decided to purchase two of the additional lots for parking space. Up to now, there had been a small building fund but ull the plans seemed eo nebulous und far off In the fu­ el- iiui-ri-sieii h i only two group* -Tuberous-rooted and Fibrousrooted. This latter group general­ ly include* II. rex and with 0. sempcrflon-n*. The beginner had best start with II. semperflorens or Wax llegonla. It la the best known of nil tho Hegonlaa and Is used lurgely as a houso plant ns well as n bedding plant out­ doors in the summer. It Is a perennial and may live 5 years or more. The species la very variable uml many named va­ rieties, plus a large number of hybrids, can be easily grown. The Wax Begonia la divided Into four groups, each of which la Illustrated by the varieties named. Tall growlng-Chrlstmaa Cheer, Masterpiece Medium helght-Dartlng, Indian Maid Dwarf-Adellne Double-Westport Beauty These varieties are suggested for the beginner to try growing first. FLOWERS . . . The male and female flowers are bournu FOR FUU-0F-FUN F.L0 R ID A Oencrnl Insurance r| • 10 Hanford Atlantic National Hank Building [y I*. JJy Sunfortl, E. J. Moughlon, Jr. F lo rid a Phone 811 Maud R. Wllaon THE G IF T S THAT ARE ALW AYS W ELCOM E kswkp: J U ffM * ■•t-up-and-fle ■ •••U h Um In GnU NO-NQX to gaUwi i»Um b * « d ChooM R gift for luting pleaeure from our burg# stocks of nationolly-advertieed electrical appliances . . . you'll find the gift tkat will keep on giving here, In our pra-Chrletmai round-up of refrigerator#, range#! waehere, ironen. and otkeve. Cogve In and chooee youra today. M H .r n .a M a '. . : . 't s i p - L i , - - --y-i *^A.t m p i m �wmmm mmmmmmm J f o p ’: W ■m I ;> v kt" ■- ^ m ir l (■HPgjKil•■3r~T-': ■- ' , ■• ■ ■.•V •• ’ ,- ■ THE W EATHER In U n it? T h m la S tra n g th — T* Prelect U s Ph n of th* World I • To Promote tlw Progreso of America. To Prodoto Proopority for Ssnford. VOLUM E X X X X U I f AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWHI'APEH HANFOR tT F iom i)A r~T JHl 1HHDA Y UKC.^ft. 1051 A w o d a tc d I’r t m L m a m I W in President To Delay Notice On Clean Up o r a l f * Florida—Partly cloudy exlrcioo south. imistily cloudy rlxcwhere. Scattered showers Friday Friday afternoon Kotahliiihcd l!»«h Nu. N7 Pentagon Completes Check O f PO W Lists GivenByCommunists Shopping Tour Once Fired William W illett Is B a c k O n . Government’s P a y Poll Again I One Shot Effort Greeks Win Seat Is Made To Break On U.N. Council Truce Deadlock After 19 Ballots WASHINGTON iW—Tke lovers■eot loday i i m p M c u n d fried worms from prlco ran trot. Ao OPS order liv e no hint who does wlul wHh triad worms or how much (hoy root Rot it said it had fo n d their price haa a "trifUag" or "Uwliolficant" ef­ fect on the coat of living. There wero . ditto orders lor crepe sureties, walnut saore and fanned rattlesnake meat among other things. Supervision Of Ar­ Ret! S.Ttcllitc White mistice Is Turned Russia Is Defeat­ Over To The Staff ed By 39-16 Vote WASHINGTON - tgt—President Truman today again postponed an notmeement of Inc drastic action he haa promiied to clean out •'wrongdoers" in government. The White Roust wouldn't oven announcement— id lor last week beloro Mr. Tnito Independence, ly lor a short Only 250 More Left To Be Verified By Defense Officials; Gen. Dean Is Sick lly JI1F. I I V U . W A S H IN G T O N r T h e Defense D ep artm cnl still had about 2V) luinies to cheek today oil the Coram uiiisi supplied list of \m e riea n p rison er* of w a r III K orea T h e Pentagon finished the first , phase of the huge |ol> at H .in p in. ' i f ; s i ) Wcdiiesilay niglit At that lly GEORGE A. MCARTHUR PARIS -P American backed hour, about LDio mimes no Hi.- full MUNSAN, Korea 'Truer nr (ireerr won a sent on the United list ot 3.198 hml tieen ideii'lfied. Dilators turned the problem uf .'filiun. Si-eurity Foiined tiMlay, Teleg ram s m aking it a toyous ow In supervise a Korean nrmls lieutmg out White Russia on the C h ris tin a s season (or hiindri'iis of iMt tier over to staff officers today in lUth ballot A m e rica n fam ilies went out lo a "one-shot effort" to break the The ude was .IP for tireeee. mid n early all of the next of km of long deadlock. lit fur While Russia the 2 tua men Hot lit..........n ow Tha staff nfflrers nirl for tun A two third* majority of U N deepened for the m any m ore whose hours at Pnnmuninm Then the) member' present nml voting in the sons were not listed adjourned until Friday. There u.is General Assembly lest w.i* re About 71 soldier* on tho olentlno report of what happened 1pilred Tor election • fied ll*t nam ed n earest n-tatives "I am not in a position to pre­ An official Allied spokesman said The deadlock w.is the longest In at o verseas add resses Messages dict," Mr. Truman'a Press Sec­ U N suhrommlllee delegate' sitg the history of It \ elections to these kin are to tie ><•(»( today, retary Joseph Short told reporters. Bested enlllng In the staff offiee Greece thus will replace Ytlgo I'rism iers 11Ir-tvtif*•-«( .it the ConThere have been widespread re­ because there had been no prugre slnvbi on the Seeurlty t oum-il .t in I agon unbilled 2.721 sub tler' III a d ­ ports that the President wlU set for day*. t. t’hile nml t’nkistull were eleet.-il dition to the 7a xv ith over xe.is iix-Xt up a special unit, with Federal "I givee you my solemn word," two weeks ago to fill vaenneies of km. eight Nxixy men, ,'H Ma­ Judge Thomas F. Murphy ot New said ltrtg (ten William I' Nuek caused l-y the expiration of terms rines anil 7ii airoo-n York in a key rnlo. Its job would oU. "the drclainn to appoint tin- of Imlin .iml Keiiailor The iipp ro sim alelv 2.-o rem aiilbe to look into allegations of cor staff nfflrers was because of the White Riissin, one of the eon.til IMg In he identified p n M-oted spe ruptlon In government, lake ac­ lark of progress rather than he i iient rcpnhhi s of die U s s n ci it prohteuis Tile Cent ig-m d e ­ tion against any official* found In cause of any progress " w.is made .i member of the I’niird cided at *t 10 Wednesday to :ht til have been acting Improperly, and Earlier lit the dn> the I'nmtmi \ , i tnms. along with the l ki mm- tackle ttie-e Imlav \1 llt.it hour, clear the names of all others nisi* suggested their version of a under die Valin Vgreemenl wtmli the sta ll x (irking mi the list had Renrt told newsmen he didn't compromise gtinranleed Russia three meinln-r , tieen on d uly ?*i' • li-nii i-x--r sioec know whether the White House They asked the Allies to 1 11 per ship* llnt.-iiii .iml others had liu-k the i i ,lines began poiirui,' in (rum was working with congressional Photo lly llaymond Studio mil eonstructlon of North Korean ed While Russia for tile Seeunly I Tokyo T uesday night Children from tho Lutheran Haven in fllavia learned something Democrats, Including Sen. Mon- about the Christmas spirit of giving and had the time of their live* Farrell, Irft rear, was one of the .layreea who ramo along with tin- airfields, (2) urccnt the Red prn Coo mil under a "gentlemen's ng They had tieen handed to I oiled ropey (D.-Okta). who arc drsft- doing It as they went on a Jaycee sponsored Christine# Shopping group; two chaperons, right rear, eseining,- n.it.-* to make sine nil jmMI| f„r |nspeetlnn liy neutral reenielil" of l!lId which gave urn- Nations o fficer* sev e ral hoots e ar .pectin . log legislation aimed at curbing Tour the kid* gel gift* while the little uni on tin light seem* to tie hnv seal t i tluF.isicrn Knropenn liloe lis t at Canm unjoiu K o rea, the silo ear Iled this week. Seven of the IB youngster* are shown in tra in * at ip ci'lflcd point* and i t use of influence and slopping ir­ MeClung's drop a itrinamt fur aerial nteu-rv.i of eiilllill les under Russia's wing j of till- truce llegoll.lHon . Toy Town In the midst of gift buying problems. Itirlmrd log a harii time milking up her mind what to hoy. regularities in government. The United Stales eiiulenib-d tlu* I - in Hiougli ill-1 ilie ik u u : and linn liver all Korea Meanwhile William E. Willett, agreeiiieiil mi- tor only a vear dispatching of tell g rallts i n verilll! In return, the ('uinmiinlst* “iinl who was described by a Senate The Seeunly I'oimell is made up tin- 2 !t|a n am e* w ere iiu ish cil they "might runshler" the t' N investigating group as having demand for unlimited riilallun ul of tile Rig Five pi-rmaliclll mem Uedm -siliiv iii L*111 Hie Itefenso yielded to "Influence" pressures x,-iking IriHips and retib-nlshmcnl uf equip hers lint,mi i Inna. France, bus Depart incut i-u ifiiiu e l while he was an HKC director, siu and the United States and sis Ihrnugli the mutit to get lii- full merit and supplies was revealed to bo back on the J The regular subcommittee will elected member* who serve inn list nut lo Hie p r e " mid radio government's pay roll, At 2 a m . abu.il 2. |t*t nam es meet Friday regardless of the out year terms Francis Whltcfvslr, UundersecSoviet Foreign Minister \mlri-I hail been turned o fe r to new sm en Iconic nf Iho »taif nfflrers' session reiary rctary of the Navy, confirmed lly DF.IIKK IHINN.HANK IN Them has been no annuumemenl V Vishln.ky has violently -le with the home town .u lilrcss and t that Willett haa been ap­ Fifteen excited young.trr* from the orphanage at Lutheran ia* to whether the subcommittee on iioimeed Aiiii'riesn support for nearest relative of i-a ili prison er ed a 111 goo a year official Raven, Hlatvla. went wild with Christmas fun thfa wink n* they wound Iprisoner cschsngc will inert Fri iGrrere a. u violation of sue.died There are 11.0,11 AnterleantL ‘ ifBIn1 ... his office. , ,4 mwjcssbm 'Jtuir*. grntlein,qi's agreermuit. up merhanluu toys, fondled llff-llko dolls <tnd stood on tlu to# do they Const Guard Rushes 'day Thrr^jwa* n .was n<w(< t r is lly V . x'-yT -A iilft! ■!' ‘ojll't’t Stern Testi­ ltd l i n e r sn ffic rcfe.i - of tfm fWillatt cam* wndstulk*- -of tlay Allied ncBoloiDirH sniil they gobs rouM lean Tndtr'rifMra on dime store rouMer* •nfaimed with a d a s' To Scene To S.*wc need more time IIn cheek the 1 -d fly K T V M . F Y JIIIIAN tIN nauti-H lohant tragi* lx- to d i c i s l Senate Bankfflg t lubcOMnlM fies About Death illttg army of lo y ito 'sa tisfy Ran ford children eh Christ mn* Day. ___ Htoo C A R IK P I'wo co iig ressm cn lo lxvo hiuiu's for e -'-iy -ii where It pristine supplied sopie months ago white serving of 11,U0 Allied prisoners Tho parmlo of. youngster* wore out their rhaporon*, threatened to 1C3 From Vessel Of Major Holohan ------ — * ------------------------------♦ g .t lost In n dozen different dlday spearheaded the t ’ S ru n n ier brought hnpplncx by tho Communists Wednesday us a director of tha Reconstrue. itM iia n s ua ga#o Bis) a lla e k ngiiiti'l S-ixo-t spy eharge* A C e n t n gnu -pel i z r i in gave hud ii uh*|i- uf h Ini uT AHTOHIA. ttri* h -The Fn**t Thu actual method of cxrhunutnu Mne pit lured the xslllole Sov let MtlllP hope thftf ‘ Ilf « *tfniniiliisl prisoners remains to lie worked WASHINGTON - CH-A congres­ fun and in their enjoyment were (■nurd said liwlay Hi.it i-lglit |i.n..rn . ire doinuiated world a* III tilligrip llsli in tglil hr *iii Im.tr sional Investigation has brgun be­ It hriut-tingling ii'iniinlrr tu (In- grrs and llirn- rn-uim-n "no"lbly out ot " sp y m am a " Tin- other e llle il 1i •• said Midi nt -n K .t" of tinHu' Ihe Eighth Armv announced hind closed door* into the killing atH.ns-.ring Jny..-.-* wl,-. C.iim- (lf# rn.m tin- Danish mu is set to lii all l N Sox let I ota-igo M loi-lc■I Am t i l l 1 nu im"* ehei kn t iit 1hr fit 1 lltiase ot an American secret agent In ahmg uf tin- lutl spirit «»f (,hn*t- ninihip Crrta burning m tin* uumlh 'everything n| tin' Op­ r.i 1it*n ,» nl >' t'lttlMpersonnel to Japan uftri they are \i.lito » k v " a xeo-iliums -1,1 goal Italy in 1914, and what the De­ mas. ,,| it,,, i iiliiniiiin River lii'l* Mik, Maiisfieb>1 - D Mont > mi huh 'll inmli* Ul.til • 1 •» - eelil fense Department did - about re­ freed. Plans also tire being uiuibTin- *ho|i|tinv lour nlnmst di-'n’t. The Coast tSunrd .aid 2.1 passen- fur moving 132.472 t'htnese and told (Ii.- I tilled N ,lmu s P iilllie.il nf the total v «»i* t • in 1 l v lie port* he was slain by two other - - - t lu i.il u. 8. agents. The Tourist Building Fund get started, tin- kill* were having gers and Ko crew mi'nibcr* have North Korean prisoner* n-uthvvard t ooim iltee 111.it (mu A mii'H i .iii a ir leiise Departm ent fun wati-hing turtb-s, lioen no much Tun wnti-lung (urtle* toon acciiunlrd fur These esti- from Allied prison camp. llletl whose IIIMII till'd lia li'p o lt list of n ilssliig Rep. Cole <R.-N.Y. ) told report- waa boosted to (884 by 20 new goldfish By The AsiecJaM Praas anil monkey* at tlu- San­ mate* were based <>n (In- belief Allied prisoners will in- taken plane xx.,' furred iluxxn m Hungary " ‘The num her -I '■0,me les donation* today, It was an trnJny that he rnnducletl an e n ic Northern two-thirds ■ tU ; of tha all-day hearing Wednesday. The nonnred this afternoon at thu ford Mio, blit J m»iio Hid.aid that tit ('.-r.iin' m-r-- ntmnrd lh»- flirt to rcccptlun rcnli t m Korea Nox f?t a ie xietloi-. of the spy ha > lieeo negiigiliti ill UIII11 on, buffeted by •RAW and cold >1i- man Fsrndl pa*sn| nut Ihiii- mitt did- ship when it anchored Just inside for Identification, preliminary mud m ania \ l*lltli*ky Weitni-'d.iv ex her and to ty p e." weekly luncheon of the Kvmlnolo witness was Michael Stern, author for a week, was Struck uch b; by a fresh of an account published In True County Jaycee* lar hills, i-arnnl by the Jayi-ii-*' the mouth of the stream to a wall leal checkups and new iimforms [iresxcil in i violent 'tu-eeti the .m l at the Yacht storm today. Behind tha storm was Magazine tail summer of tho death . - li e d . at V New V in k I Chrlstms* parade l-allnnn sal-*, elenriiu; weather In-fore .illempllng They they will be flown !■■ lap.in ilo|ie that tile lour xx,ml,I In tried , u , Club. The Jayceaa further decided and a tow blast of Icy air. ,zzl. .1 ,x, r a *11 the children hanging light •» t'Di»* the liar Frew member* South Koreans will lie processed liy "our m ililn iy and iii'tn ■- an the I lull’d Nation of MaJ. William V. Holohan ot the Ijnlohan of tho at tlir meeting to send n one ding At least 238 death* havo been cloak-and-dagger Offlre of Strife urn- lliiublc In say positively how through Korean medical channels lllo rilie " ill -eiepancv they note.I ti r l u r e u tile to their rrl*p hill* ti-mped up­ dollar bill tn President Truman attributed to tha saver* weather Lt Cnmm.imb-r V A .lulinsnn, l!,-|i I mIiii M Vorv II (thiol Ii-! h.indeil >>tei by (to l olitmu In me truce lown nf I'aniuiuijoin and other notables asking that town to Mi-Gliing'* Toy Town enmnmndinq officer at Tongue staff The now storm whittled eastward, glc Services. nf fleer» took us a basts for a ic iis e il tin- S m u t ili-iegale of trx m -Is 'Tuesday aoxl mn m ole potilte Cola Is the Republican member D he autographed and returned where they Immediately forgot all Point ('oast Guard Station, said dlscuiilon dumping ions of snow, sleet and the latest I'ommnolst illg to x n e ik "(tic I xyii g ie.it for In Itu-I'ia's .1aei.il V Malik Led Monkey t*laii-l. [reeling rain. Temparatura* tum­ of a two-man House armed serv­ to tie auctioned far the benefit alxnit 10.1 were taken to the barracks proposal for policing an 111 nil* xx,-id step,* taken liy the It iile il August One little towdialn-d fellow tho bled along the route of th* atorm, ices subcommittee named last Oc­ of the tourist building,. there and then were moved to nu lit e. wllh some If N mndlfh a Nut inti' tins week \ n ry - ail M alik d lslrilititrd a • aide p u r­ dlttplng far boJow itro In many tober to look Into the matter. The Douglas Ktanatrom In rharge whose head came Inst about Astoria hotel dressed tin- w eekly liuu lu-mi meet portedly signed bv :c.i it -i pris lions. other member Is Rep. Kllday (It - nf the sale of blocks for thu counter level got Inside the dour areas. Allied negotiators said they would lug of tin- Attinrlenn 1 Inti m C a n * | oilers of w ar in K o rea a king for Early report* Indicated that only and no farther. He sided a giant Free tin; thorough- Tex.l. V o rys. like M ansfield a m em ber the xx tl lid raw a I of A m etie.n i I loops proposed tourist center a n ­ on# of those aboard went Into thr accepl Ihe Red plan as a stinting fane* In Cote said he questioned Stern nounced that card table* will he recn truck with a red cab under Icy waters of thu Columbia. He IMilnt Out they specified there nf the lloii-i- I'tiieig n A ffair* Com Itirre Only tJ of Ho- nam es worn area and erdafed if table loaded with noisy me­ was Hugo Hay. Vancouver, It C , would he no modification of the rnillee and ii il< legate In (be I N ro> iigiiiziihu* wart, about details of his published ac­ act up tomorrow and Hatunlay Many schools chanical gadgein, lie forgot m house ■ count. The name' --I to -f Hu 17 were jfi*sini'*,.’ip a passenger, who grabbed u line , It. N. demand for u ban on the G en e ra l A ssem bly session here, to take orders from anyone were closed. "He filled In the gaps in his desiring to aid th* building by about buying present' for hi* hanging nvrr thr side of (he ship •-'pair or construction of North Knr d elivered a slinging attack mi Vi on Tuesday'- list but 7 -II ofriends hark at the llnvrn and when Inro fire broke mil The line lean airfields and » freeze on the n iiitc h h -" putriil stream of xilu fti ers xx" r e -i-il th e storm pelted tho Rocky story, and recounted tne result* of buying one nr more block* for usl gased. Maintain area first. Colorado had <1 Walla*** oa raw* Mai I b e te xx :i s no • ■(it m -*i-ui was nnserorrd and he plunged nvrr | military strength of both sides. pprnllon ' the project. Tha tables, to bn snejw and frigid temperatures. Den­ " V o n otteo win tiler li-ixx to <inn The other kids had plenty of thr side, Iml was quickly . lckiy npicked !with full rotation. located In front of Koumlllat v er with five Incites or new snow, F.LKH PROGRAM pete w nh till* veiliimoiix old goal, < H it A f .t l e |f,.> i I.................. p ly fuh with the toys on tho top upi by a Coast Guard vest vessel I Only seven day* remain before ported a low of 8 below tern, A musical program will b-i and Anderson's and Faust's pf the table as they wound up Ray's *ys It-year old son, Rill, *uf Ihe provisional cease fire lltui blit you realize that there lire eer New* today politistieu - , >o ,urei| ■ton, Colo., had -*11. tain kimlx of co ntest' you do not Tokyo dislialch avm: 'I 11 Gen ita iH iw i a s r»s* *!■ i prasanted tonight at 8:00 n'elock drugstores, will be manned by foliar coasters and a merry-go- fered a hit rued hrel in thu fire then the storm spread over tlw at tha msatlng of Elk Dodge Jaycees and cafrjf the slogan found that played a tune. One of Bay's wife and thrco-month-nld If iitlfftlffril flic fsce "It I enter xxilli a sk u n k ." V o rys ..ml T ile Ixxo great a e h le v e u irltls ot UNFAIR COMPETITION 1241. Llttla Mis* Dana Law "Vor a better Sanford buy a the bigger hoy* with hi* hand on ion were safe TALI.AHABBCE bH- the Stale Hie U N Ibis week, despite lorioiis I* « > litii'fii U n it* M .i f lo Rankin will bw featured with briek for th# Tourlat Center." a ping pong paddle looked at The Errln. bound from Portland, fllqn. If was ea; ' 1 1 1(4)4Ml||*«| tin i ngr Ml 8 a The plan ta aue tion oft dollar the bright green set and th* ft.'aallaara na s-ase T a il Road Department I* going to look thraa piano selection*Charles M ay In Virginia, billa autographed by Harry 8. row of white halls, jo*' *lglu-| Info reports bridge tender* are B y A t t u m i 'y ( i u i i u r a l lorriaon will laid in the singing ere Pennsylvania l I'R AFITU IN( 111; \MI-;st competing with commercial fishing HTOHF.M KTAV OPEN f Christmas Carets with llarry Truman, Arthur Godfrey, Vaughn and said, "I wish | had one," ns Virginia and Ohi< Monroe, F uller. Warren, (Jen. in wistfully put thu pndJIn bar* _ Weather Kudell !aceomp*nylng. In onler to belter »nrv- tickle dealers by selling rials nml TALLAHASSEE |x The flow of TAl.I.AIIASSEK v- ittoiins art* Issued a ll bulletin Uhrlstlllii* Hboppers, all atnrea reels and renting boat* from the traffic over Florida highw ays xx i • tiling' of value and ejoulolali s fur Final detail* -for the annual Dougls* MacArihur and others n the act. dang* H 2 l-er e io t heav ie r last litniilh lying con- Elks Cjirlstmaa party for under­ waa auggasted ‘ ‘y fgaaied ... Boh Rohl. by In the downtown section. Iiegln- bridges, lMihiic.il office m iy not m.ik- them Busily chewing gum given out Normsn Abbott, Fort l.amterdale than m N ovember. tti.V) lit along al tilng tonight, will remain open ____ w willr *b* lent with privileged children will he an­ Letter* by Mr. McClung, the kids bump­ and tonight. ll xva* HA 2 per rent h e av ie r than availalile to priispeclixe x-iters. Atsltorney representing a group of dollar bill explaining the aipla! until 0;tl(t P. M. throughout the a new dolL.. _ . ...... _ nounced. Robert Hlllhlmtr will loriu-v Gene rill Itlehiird l i v m said ^oldcr weather Into tlw report th# benefit* obtained for Jaycee plan* h r . ih* Tourist ed Into the problem that plague* pre-holiday period. Broward County tackle dealers, In N ovem ber, In y e a r* ago west behind Sinaismen consider Ihe T h e eminl w as made liv e le ctric loday Now charity at the Elk* Ball itrid Center and asklnjt for the return parents every Christmas, now to said the' hualni Krvin told Tuv • ollei Im I l end and nor! of New lari unfair compel it Ion reco rd ers placed by Ih r Slate Road Dlslioug bridge tenders LOW FLIER of the dollar signed along with buy gifts for everyone on tho IlialiLitu l . t >vinitv , who ; Male had ll nedtnga, Saturday right at the Mayfair any contribution, pay D cp ar Intent a I 2.1 strateg ic spots is runningof for becauso thay (bay don’t have to Hit nnd stay within the budget. IXJNDON tJH Fran* Miller. 39 ___ re ctlerlhin, that tie Inn. too. . Jerry who was keeping1 warm year old nmalmtr pilot, was fined rent for Uwlr places of business. nu the highw ay system could not keep lilo lli rs printed xvttlt ! I was 23 below aero at Havre. In a Hnpalong Cassidy sweat 1280 briny for (lying his light plane cam p aig n promotion in ins office ihlrt gave up hla Idea* iilmut tho under the tuindon Tower Bridge j for file conv enleiu e of visitors king pong set and bought n Nov. 23. The slate elecllon I uv prohibits th Northeastern aectwo of Uw MIBnr told Ihe rnurt he did ll eltphone for Patsy Hollar. eandidnlrs from ib-trihufing art! rp ntry Included —I# at Albany, 1«ek-eyed slg-yesr-old Dorothy on a dare from Ills l.t-yesr-old son. cles of any value i-i forUu-rance of n T y . the lowest ilMfl Kirch 4. IJnchok all bundled up In a m l who was wllh him In Ihe rented j their camtialgns Uivtn h.i, ruled oat of which aha waa very aircraft. surh arllrfc.H as - th iul.it > tire usu TIm plane flew between • bridge pud whispered that she had a '.illy given axv(IV and in iv lie illsmomentum The community Christmas carol aongfeat la gainlag mo tek hoard for Carolyn back roadway nnd overhead walk which trilniled free by eandidale- Iml Hants Claus Is much Impressed with tlui honesty ami tiuthfiilexpress are 120 feet apart. The Wcatkar as mors and more people gat th* spirit of tha occasion and n- class at the Haven and a nh|cels like blotters, honks of mat nes* of Hanford suit Hi-mlnolu County rhildnn. blocks for Joyce llellhorn. Uia dealre jo |oln wRh ihalr nrighhora In this united' ehes and so on while often given This mottling he |>a*-eil mil candy in a downlown dm-, and in ** htgiTe n c a b in iRa celebration of the birth of Christ* Floyd Palmar, chairman of blocks and hlack board away are ulsn oflctt bought and returning up the H i.-d* offered candy to *ome hoy* nod git In who Amoa pay no of M'JV- Sanford wrapped up in one largo so have "value" iinth-i file law. Um organising committee laid today. , j „ shook their htsd* ami uahl, "No thank,, Kants, you Jual gave lit Avenue reported (lo- theft nf hi* 1IVss IIs m S Oa N i l T est TBaplaa u have a chorus at raldo station WTRB lead an all"It is therefore my opinion that some." hlaek lliffl Pontiac emina aomr. if you should eotdttipe to make eouat/ observance of th* «plrltnal» ‘ , Brought to Hanford l-y npecinl invitation of tluSanford Mer­ time before 7|00 last night, ‘ of the season in should b* at t*a radio station tlie.se blotter* available after you Police Chief Itnv Williams said chant* Association, H«nt*, with-* become n candidate, they will con­ jdioe In Bamittola on east First Street at ItOO on STOCK MARKET car* while kiddie* therein respond stitute a furtherance of your can­ NEW YORK to—Good progress this morning. The car carried hi* hrsvy red suit, I* finding the would bo tuned to 14M Christmas Eva. Florid* climate s hit warm, and to Hiinln’* cheery greeting ami didacy In a manner which is not The home* of ■ tho upside was mads today a 1051 Fluilda tag 17-4208. ha get* ■ little weary pacing re*eh out for candy. ierfnfHatnjvJNH^_'" Ervin ruled. ItlM stock market wllh liberal According to Hmit*, ivtmt mo*t shout tho downtown i-crllon, hut from olia and rail*, ins extended to between nnp Is compenssUd for lid* by tlm small hoys want most is * rowMovie Tim e T able ' *'Of»d. i»P, two points at (he mtlsld* taea have, “ MIs tfi* wtir, end rs«l Ik* gift the* Joy that h# bring* to Imy* and boy suit, boot* ami hell*, pistol IUTZ loesea held down to a fractiongirl*, and especially the small fry olid holster. Then too, like gener- '‘Cyrano De Bergerse" who look up at hint with wonder­ utlomi before them, they w*nt 1:41 - 4:03 - «:20 d.M ralla ware rather choo rhoo trains, ted wagons sud ing bip eyes. MOVIELANI) with s gentle chuck on tho Httie trurk*. "On Moonlight Bay" „ Vm TtibtaV division,^slLillie girls ns might be ex­ 0:80 - flt&O Inter 1111:1*1(0.181:81 rhesk of sm all;kiddles, Hants nut* NX eo active, made gain# his arm around them nnd they pected want dolls and doll bug­ Feature 0:07 I to an exceptional three cttddls to Wm sffectlonsly to tell gies. One little girls s*ld that I'KAIBIH LAKE b ute case of U. B. Rubber, tlm their thrir want*. Other children, «ll she wanted was * doll and "Rod Badge Of Courage" were Irregular with V. 8. onesomaly waiting In parked arttof uariianiadsat 40‘on buggy for herself, hut quickly 8:30 . 10:15 automobiles whlls their parents “The Story Qf Henbfscuit" as l.ooo iharae and con■re shopnlng, wave with Joy and added that her main* desired «n Bil5 only tC ssttsiM Oa r s i s t s s ) pelli "fit* Baato". Drivers stop m II Missing From Probe Is Begun Jaycees Take Lutheran Orphans On Christmas Shopping Tour Burning Ship In Into Slaying Of Columbia River USSecret Agent ±1 t 20 New Donations wU,n* Increase Jaycee Fund To $634 N o r t h Blanketed By More Cold And Snow From Canada S hade R f C ! J A . % v*#. a 3 ii Community Co-operates In Phn TqSing Carols Christmas Eve Santa Thinks Sanford’s Little Boys And Girls Nice Children THE Sss.lsatf'if B I Ils..A’lTiit.’.- ...v a * :. �0 i' .; iv ». % ■* . rv. >.,#* Half Secrets Sanford Herald lHa»M^od ta taao a *si*r caeca! iataMar [BLEXnb L D t a r r' ~ ~ , Killer tioifnov hr am i m Ii m N « u « n _____ aauA im oK m a t * * I i w a t tm ih» wf»»ia ml y faeae, will ba rhataM tar S »L . wi«»»rt»legrai*fc_ w n i r t JVaileaallr Sr latW lH R r N lIN M ltlltlH law ferfc, t’feleaga, p tln ll, iC Ilra a d ,»l. l-ayl» Ilarald la a wrwbaa iflfcm Mac Ferae wblrfe la M SIM •Mdlllona on the lifMUk Wo :|afc* tha aalvani'.aA $ la. • If wa understood pare wa I ha more racanrllad te tha Of the Infinite. WIH p« ronWith OodT—Jb. 18:0, own knowledge, which is not to b« published far aecarlty reaaona. In the case of the Korea discuAHlon, the purpoee of libelling It "off the record” presumably would be to pre* vent the Communists from obtaining the Information through publication In American newspapers. The remarkable point was that in this particular ease, reporters noted, n representative of the official Ruanlan news ngnnoy Tpa* wna present. Naturally he would place any Information gained in the press conference In the nanda of Russian officials in Washington, who would communi­ cate It to Moscow, whence it would bo forwarded to. Peiping and the Reds in Korea. It would be both naive and fool­ hardy to believe otherwise. The net result of the. m atter was that certain Information was withheld from the Amer­ ican peoplo but passed on to the Reds, under the TUttslod of security. A.,,It would not be much of u remedy to throw the Russian newspaper people out of Washington, as has sometimes been suggested. The remedy for such situations la to tbtofdM i the myth of the half secret, the type of Information which la commonly known throughout the capital but la withheld from tho people for security reasons. The people a n tha only ones who aro denied such Information; other govern­ ments. friendly or Inimical, huve no trouble In fettin g it. It is dangerous to pluco reliance In such supposed security which is not secure at all. Be glad you live in Florida Mn you read about there ice W snow itoimi afflicting large Do Americana think too little of politics? Thomas H. tas of the counlry. Rood, a former city manager, told the delegates to the Cin­ Icing baton and like Wintion in Drilain? TV. Stale Cabinet is alarmed f f the increasing highway toil. Mgtroller Gay says, "It’s alMl like taking your life in your own hands on the road today, m a il you drive along 4t 60 gules an hour cars pass you ai if you were standing itill". A wore vigorous era of law enforce­ ment may be in ilia oiling. Rap. Sikes told the DeFunisk irings Kiwsnis Club tha ollici cinnati convention of tho National Municipal Leaguo that our peoplo take more interest In sports than In matters of city, national and International affairs. He found especially Incongruous the apnnrunt fact thut people have "to bd kidded or cajoled into voting right or even going to the polla," There is too much truth In this to be palatable. Only 48 per cent of the eligible voters cnat ballots In the laat presidential election, while more than 80 per cent voted In tho recont British contest. Despite all the '^et-out-the vote” drives, there is yet much to be done. The 1048 election showed a decline from the record of previous presidents! elections. • One reason may be the terrific burden put on the voter, At one and the same election he may have to pick a presi­ dent, u sunnier, a congressman, a governor and several stato officials, delegates to two houses of thu legislature, and a collection of county officials. .Sometimes other offices must Is) voted on In addition, to say nothing of constitutional umendmunts and other Issues. No ordinary citizen can pos­ sibly know personally more than a few of thu candidates. No wonder voters find the effort futile and lose interest. Community Staffing traarlaeMl Freer W i» OMl c-rol that la on the air at that time. It la felt that In thla way not o"ly will there be a psychological benefit for the participant! In this effort but that there certain­ ly will be a spiritual unllft that will be helpful to averyone. Churches have long recognised the advantages of group prayer, and in the opinion of tha com­ mittee member* there la nothing more prayetful than the Joining together in the alnglng of carols that so fittingly mark tha worahlpful atmosphere of Chrlatmas. Marlon Harmon, director of WTKK, bus placed the facilities of the station for thla half hour at the disposal of the committee and tha community and hai aald that tha entire staff of tha local station will be eager to help In any way. The committee of business men Sponsoring this activity urges anyone who want* to sing or to make up “carol partial" for thla period to get In touch with Mr. Palmer nr Mr. Harmon, "Every radio In the county ougth to he tuned to thla pro­ gram and no matter what tho llitrner la doing at tho tlma, he or aha should Join hy singing or humming. Imagine tha effect of a whole county singing Christ­ inas carol* together for a half hour. It will be wondcrful| Just wall ami s e e " , said Mr. Palmar, ly that Socialism and the threat 1 war are the two greatest Mgers faced by this country People Without Homes day. However, the threat of flation, ruinous disastrous inAh we Hit in fitir warm, comfortable Iiouhas, necuro In jtjaa. where it tikes a baskettha frlentlHhlp of our noijfhhorH, It Is difficult to Imagine I of paper money to buy n if of bread, is ona not to be the distress of being bund rods or thouHands of miles from 'i'Secretary Achsson says, more S & i. p l ' U t S lS y th a n la^Br^riM Rjf'TOO. Wig are lomatimo* prone to forget that "unity” either on a local, or a national, or interaatioaal, scale is almost a brand BOW concept. It it not go very km| since tho family wai almoit tho sole unit. Seastor Kefauver of thf Senate rime investigating committee is M. enthusiastic about .the now Moral Isa on bookmakers. "It IV. worst thing that Congress F«f did", he says, "and it will M up to haunt them (M ptany tan. Tha tas gives the unction f At United Slates to something u., L. ....__A-.l »L., 1. ------------ i,uw in Ihe stale as a third. All thki shows llw geo of agriculture to tho I Florida^ ta s of tho Attigio ApUMae ___If. A Committoo \ - Will CUP ol home, friendless In a utrnngo land. Yet the National Geo­ graphic Society estimateM that between thirty and alxty million persons ure in Just Hitch u position. These persons are refugees driven from their homelands for a variety of reasons. Some left because they could no longer endure the tyrnhny of police states, Odhora ware drlvoh to their wanderings by natural L-ntnsmiphes tilich as floods or carth(|uakeH, or sut out on tnolr Journeys because they lived in overpopulated landH where tha choice had come to move or face starvation. Somo wero dispossessed In wars or political purges. Many of these refugees look forward to better days when they will he able to return to their own. Others have left their homelands behind them forever, and plan to build now homes in any friendly land which will offer them haven. Wo who huve homes cun fuel sympathy for those who seek for soil In which they can Hot their roots. An awareness of their plight may help us to make it easier for them and may give us u keener appreciation of our own good fortuno. JuyceeH Shopping IC ts lls w S g re a t Was* O ast package that was almost ns big aa Dorothy whu la just about a yard tall but she kept a firm grip on It occasionally setting (t down on the crowded Door of MeCrory'a where she waa ■hopping to reat a minute. A magnificent mechanical rocket that scoota around the floor shooting averything In range had the kids' Interest in MeCrory'a but most of tho youngsters did like Michael Cooper who asked the clerk. (On i i m i I r n a h t t a m ) oloctrle rtator and a din* tag room iult«. “Santa, won’t yon pleas* bring IH« a little baby eieterT" pleaded on# little boy. Thc*e of teen age also t i p r u i thair want* vary dafinllaly aueh da tha pratty miss who wantad a 8 foot two Inch, blond boy frland weighing 180 pound*, and drlv* Ing a convertible Cadillac. A middle-aged and >ad faced woman asked Santa what he would take with him when ha drove hack to the North Polo _ r .......... that h» would again. He re]'pllad “ taka moitly empty aacka and haadaehta from llito ning to paoplaa' troublaa. "Santa, plaaaa taka my hus­ band with you, I want to gat rlil of tha old codger,” aha replied. "Want a naw ona neat yaarT" ankert Santa. "No. don’t bother," aha an* •werad. Santa aald that ha anjoyed paiilng out gift* at tha big party for kiddles a t tha Praibytarlan Church Ia it night. Ha aim appaorad a t a party for 10 children at tha Woman’a Club Tuesday af­ ternoon. Ha waa at tha Entra* nrtaa School Friday, and through tha courtaiy of tha local marchanta, praaantad gift* at tha party givan hy tha DaBary Civic Association. On Saturday night, Banta Claua will ba at tha Navy Cantar to nata out gift* to larvlca man. Ha daclared that Rudolph, the rad noiad ralndaar, I* having a buiv tlma hauling glfta to San* forth Ona of tha grroteit project* that Santa will undertake li to aacurc more benchei downtown for one of Sanford'* moit out* atanding organliatloni, "Tha Sit­ ting Son* Of Beat." CHATHAM, eng. in—The driver of a bus which plowed through a fill* of marching boy cadets hero on Dec. 4, killing outright or fa­ tally injuring 84, was accused to­ day of dangerous driving. Tho driver, John G. Samson, also wna charged with "driving without due cart and attention." Ho waa ordered to appear for a court haarns on Jan. 1. The Itoyol Marino Cadela, rang­ ing In ago from 10 to II, ware marching to a night txm ni mow when tho bua hit thorn. Of U marc hors, only 10 escaped death dropped the toy saying, "Oh, nope too much." Having almost as much fun aa the children wore Jayceo* Richard Farrell, Tim Crawford and Fred Clay aa they wound up toys, anted an advlnern and Juat watched the happy fteen. Aa tha tired chaperoue got ready to round Mw chlldran up for the trip noma energetic blond Mnurlent Bellhom, who had taken the tangent to dacldo on her present!, • gun ami holster for her brother Don and a book for Frank Cooper was saying, "No, we can't go yet. I haven't got a present for Aunt PORTUGUESE STRAW BAGS HUMMEL riam U N E S FftOM GERMANY , ' HAN DEMI TA88E 8ET8 1C GLASS ------- * SOCIAL SUPPER TRAYS MAS CARDS, STATIONERY, GIFT ' WRAPPINGS ' I S ' ' - eitrua and phosphate a m t , an- M O N T E Z U M A G IF T S H O P 300 MAGNOLIA AVENUE -J from full ta oral ftt of CO in 1947 BU1CK 1989 PLYMOUTH Super Sedan, Fully ilppad, Radio, Baa tar, ! Tlrea. Good Condition. datlon do not permit them to stay In hotela, each boy will ba ea■Ignad to a Lakeland home, where paranta with chlldran of tha lame age will ba their father and mo­ ther while thry aro there. These midget teams are compoiad of boy* not ovor 13 yoara of age or weighing more than 100 pound*. Don’t gat It Into your head that because they aro imall, they can't play football. Folk* who nave seen some of thair games *ay they put on a ■how that compares with tha bait of the big teams. They are aa fait aa greased lightning, can aqulrm through a ra t hols and put every­ thing they’ve got Into tho game. The Pop Warner Foundation spon­ sors these youngsters on a non­ profit bails aa a means of develop­ ing character, civic pride, respect for property, a competitive spirit and leadership, The games will ba sandwiched In between parades, bonfires, pep rallies and sight-seeing tours over tha four-day period. Tha event will be broadcast nationwide over the Mutual network with top­ flight sports announcers handling the microphone. National sporta writers will cover the gamfs, and newsreel and television camera men will he on hand to record tha events. All Florida will benefit by the national Interest and publicity it will develop. Colorful ruremunlea will include a gigantic street parade headed by thu Third Air Force bind from MacDIII Field, quean contest for the selection of the Little Mlaa Midget Football and presentation of beautiful trophlaa. Before leaving Florida thaso youngstera anil their chaperone* 91190.00 1949 JEEP Station Wagon M7 .U w Mileage, Look* ’oundation and lunched to rw 1948 CHEVROLET Sedan, Clean, Good Tiros, Locally Owned Solo 11095.00 11050.00 Florida Stake. Fa Carnival, Florida Uon, Festival <rflu You am make a n to Um flin t i f J te s y itrs r S fe p e J n fo S f i e fa rm e d S i r c f e o f ' K a y s e r ’s PERMANENT NYL0TUX _ i e fly fo n s „ 11 Misstaff _ iCeellaaeO r»a*e row* Ones Ore., to Ian Francisco, woo burn­ ing throe-fourtha of 0 in He off tho Cooat Guard station. She waa at anchor, awaiting clearing whs athe r before craning tha bar when the fire broke out. E. L. Ulyth, Portland, a passen­ ger, laid a man and ms wife, ho knw only ac a Mr. and Mr*. Brannon, possibly wero missing. He said he had not seen them since tho fire started. A boy In tho family waa safe, ba added. Craw membera. said they bo— ved the fire started tram a nrted cable. It spread rapidly through the 400-foot vessel. Hlyth said the order to abandon ship camo five or six minutes af­ ter tho alarm, Tha Coast Guard arrived quickly with two cutten and several lifeboats and began taking off the passengers. Vessels from tho U. m Navy Station at Tongue Polpt and fishing boats also S afor S H K & g aurvlvori. TO DELIGHT FAMILY AND Ju lia .1* HOLIDAY GUESTS CAMPBELL’S C : A (>v»n-fr»ah coohka In • •* BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES MILLWORK fancy ahapM u d Highway M48. Am * Phono 1447 bog . . n a f ir u d aat- fUM cooUto, Ml fix Ilttlt t l g f f t r f c m i mod * Hero !• lingoriB truly tfouoaoau lovely, yot practical ft tta moel budgf t buim Ioub. QaeauM floii tricot, • minimum of etto hetpt it Drfv* out nnd ibb our aunrtm M t at CntniUrF * • '• K Wreath*, Arrangement! of Potted Ptgnti «ad •?;l” •) t; . -v ’ m f v mp -*■•« -a v4* TnWe Dworatloiw, And * mtoty aCCBI pkm*$ i v ■ ■■r . i r - , Ali - l. i r,-r - - • - « ^ ____ ... I <3. •',h y. tvAv ‘ V', ..’Su J b I.u j i m > I 1 * Ti 1' am '• " . • ; ' a- ; . - /r' 1•'r M41 r.\ P'tftLUavWw 1 VJ*jfJwmn _ 'mtt* , ,i '* ■■■ ,r " *■ •• *......... �‘> JW Vcv-v* * *•• •.Ar ? PHONE 149 Social Calendar WKDNKSDAT The Prayer Meeting Service at Elbe First Baptist Church will be. m . We continue with n at 7:30TP.M. of John’s C a Study Si THURSDAY The Royal Ambassador* will meat at the First Baptist Church at liOO P.M. The Youth Choir will meet at the First Baptist Church for re­ hearsal at 6:46 P.M, The Junior Brotherhood will meet at the First Baptist Church at 7:30 r.M. In the Men's Bible <fClasa room. " The Men's Brotherhood of the First Baptist Church will have their regular Supper and Program meeting In the Memorial Ed­ ucational Building at 7:30 P.M. - The T.E.L. Class of the Pi rat Baptist Church will meet at the home of Mrs. E. M. Carroll. IttOl French Avenue at 7:00 P.M. for a covered dish supper and Christ­ mas party. _ FRIDAY 9 The Sanford Tourist a n d Shuffle board Club will have n Christmas party at the Navy Cen­ ter at 6:00. All tourleta are urged to be present end bring an ex­ change gift. f S GENEVA NEWS Sir MRS. ADMK I'BKVATT Mr. and Mra. Paul Maxwell and left Sunday for Spring• thIMren field, Ohio where they will spend Christmas holidays with friends and relatives, Mrs. Howard Lindsay and child­ ren of Qalnssvllle spent the week­ end with h tr mother-in-law, Mrs. George Lindsey, and sister-in-law and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrj. Edton Oolt. The Geneva School held a Christmas play Friday night at th* Geneva School after the play M prsaanta and candy were given away. A large number at tended. Mr*. Hattie Adklnson has re­ turned home to spend the winter with her daughter mul brotherin-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bradcmyer, after spending the summer with her children In Ohio, Mr. nnd Mra. 11. Gleason amt daughter and Mr*. Evans of Orange City called on Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Prevatt Monday. Mr. and Mra. Walter Yarbor• oufh have as their guest their two w daughters, Mrs. Sidney Klstow and son Andrew of Long Island, Now York and Botty of Washingto*. D.C, Tha Baptist Girls Intermediate Sunday School htld a Christmas Party at tha home of Valteen and Addle Prevatt Tuesday night. Games were played nnd thore was tho exchange of gift* after which a aalad course was served. Those who attended weru Joann and Drloraa Hughes, Mary Oldham. H*rrlatt Geiger, Betty Itooteraan, *ml Florence Partin. • Christmas Luncheon Held At Country Club A delightful luncheon a n d Christmas party was enjoyed ye*, lerdsv hy the members of the San­ ford Women’s Coif Association at the Seminole Country Club In connection with their weekly tournament. Exquisite Christmas decora Hons, by Mrs. Roy Frank Byrnes. Jr., featured varied arrangements of silvered foliage, colored balls and poinsettlas, and luncheon table* were artistic with sugar plum trees and Individual Christ­ mas packages, glfta to the mem­ bers from the Association. A Christma* basket, presented by Mre. W. O. Fleming for the Association, was given to Mannle Clarke, a faithful employee of the Country Club for many years, for Ids family of nine children. A lovely luncheon was served to the following; Mra. Fleming, Mre. Charles (Jinn, Mrs. Andrew Carraway. Miss Cecil* Heard, Mrs. Byrnes. Mrs. Earl Higginbotham, Mr*. Virginia Hart, firs. Bud Austin, Mrs. E. B, Smith, Mra. E, C. Dayman, Mra. Hugh Wheichel, Mrs. Howard MrGough, Mra. Ross Adams, Mr*. John Ivey, Mr*. Price Heard, and Mr*. Russell Pearson. Also Mrs. John Sehlrard, Mr*. T. F. McDaniel, Mr*. Ray Herron, Mrs, F. D. Scott, Mrs. Andy Marsh, Mrs. Harry Woodruff. Mrs, George Thurston, and Mrs. Rlchard Farrrtl. At the conclusion nf the tournn* ment, Mra. Smith waa high in Class A with a net score of 711, Mrs. McDaniel, In Clasa B with a net (core of 70, and there was o tie far high III Class C between Mr*. Herron and Mrs. Woodruff, with a net score of 83. Orange City Church To Present Cantata The htrge chorus choir nf the Grange C i t y Congregational church, with assisting soloists, will present Adam (leibers lovely Christmas Cantata, "The Travel* er". Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock under tha capable direction nf Paul Arline, of DcLantl, with Shirley Crouse, organist. The Narrator will bo the Rev. Willis K. Willlams, minister of the church. The Cantata Is sung In two parts, and there will also he u Prologue of scusonal music. As* sisting soloists Include: Mr*. Gus­ tav Brudl, soprano, of DeBary: Lynne Ferguson, hoy soprano, of DeLnnd; Mrs. Ileln* Wilke, so­ prano, and Mrs, Charles E. Cote, contralto, of Orange City i Paul Arllne, DcLand tenor: and a Mcn'a Chorus. Memltera of the iholr are from DeBary, l)*l.an(t and Orange City. The church will be bcaullully decorated with Advent symbols and' flowers, In charge of Mrs. Howard Turner, The program la open to the puhllr, and all are welcome. RADIO STATION WTRU UN f BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Ivey Echols an­ nounce the birth of a son. Daniel Stsven, on Dec. 10, at tho For* nald-Laughton Memorial Hospital. Mra. Echols Is the former Miss Veata Merritt. Hr. and Mrs. It. E. Watlnv of Detroll Lakes, Minn, announce the birth of a daughter, Dianne, on Dec. 18. Mra. Watlov will be roflHmbemd aa the former m Gladys Pippin, ti 1hen you're preparing a dried compote for llw family aimthe fruit In tha aamt water hlch it was *oak*d; the soakvaler contain! both flavor an-1 Intta, Serve the fruit along cereal, sometimes, for brttk* 'oday’s Quizzical Quiz TMT YOUR "I. H i) What la the principal lirar of Palestine 7 H I) Who was Prims Minis* of Enalsnd at tha time of abdication of Edward liit (I) Which la hlglwrt th* •at P m m ld or th* Washrtoti Monument? 4) i i the Tropic of Cancer 'tn « Northern or Soutbarn imliphereT (I) What aUtu* stood on a jr i g>e old Msdlaon Squaro Kilocycle* MIIIIAV Wrslsrn Jamboree News Morning Msloily Mevsn U V Iu ck f lu b Mis* Mary Jan* Boyle la spend* Ing the holiday* with her parents in Warren, Ohio. Mr. and Mra. H. Roby Lalng are expected to arrive this week­ end from Saresot* to spend tho hotldaye with relative*. Mr. and Mre. George Touhy have as their gueet, Mr. Touhy1* father, G. F. Touhy, of Baxter Springe. Kan. Plana for carolling during thu holidays were mad# at t{ie meet­ ing of the Junior Miss Club which waa held Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mlsa Grace Marl* Stinecipher. Lovely Chrlstmns decorations were used throughout the Stlncelpher home and an exchange of glfta was enjoyed. Refreshment* were served by the hostees assisted by her mo­ ther, Mrs. J. M. Stlneclpher, and those present were Miss Rosemary Garner, Mlsa Patricia Tookc. Miss Ellen I.ynn, Miss Carol Locncheli, Miss Jeanette Cleveland, Miss Patsy Collins, Miss Paulette Ca­ son, Mlsa Sandra Dunn, Miss Binbar* Cassuhe, Mlsa Polly-Graham, Miss Nancy Rountree. Miss Patty Walker, Miss Joyce Jones, and Mlsa Martha Owen. Mr. and Mr*. James 11. Cranps will have aa their guest for Christ­ mas, Mr. Crappa' mother, Mrs. J. ter of Sir. and Mrs. E. C. W. Cranps of Cairo, Ga. who Is Williams, who Is n student nt expected to arrive this week-end. Huntingdon College In Mont­ gomery. Ala. will visit her parents at their home nt 3(W Mr*. Elisabeth Lynch and eon, Holly Avenue, for about two Justin, of Miami, will visit here weeks. during the holidays with Mm . Lynclvs brother-in-law and slater, Mr. and Mr*. W. If, DuttcVn will Mr. and Mra. J. 8. Thorp. leave Saturday for Charleston. S. C. where they will spend Christ­ Mr. and Mr*. Charles E. Pelot, mas with their eon and daughter, will be the guest* of Judge and Billy and Betty, who have nn*|Mrs. J. G. Sharon for a few tlons there am) are making (hel.* daya, arriving Saturday and re­ home In Charleston with rela­ maining here through Christmas. tives. Mis* Dorothy Morrison arrived today from Atlanta, Ga. where she is a teacher at Henry Grady High School. She will visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Mor­ rison, for the Christmas season. Mr. and Mrs. Kay Shoemaker have arrived from the University of Florida In Gainesville to spend thn holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mr*. A. K. Shoemaker nnd Mra. Francos MeDougal. Wayde Rucker. Jr. will arrlvo Saturday from the University of Maryland where he attends Den­ tal Colleg*, and Mlsa Barhru Rucker will arrive on Sunday from Emory University wham she la n student In tho School of Nursing. Mr. and Mrs. Wlllinm C. Hutchlsnn, Jr. arrived today from the University nf Florida In Gaines­ ville to spend a few days here with Mr. Hutchison's parents before leaving on Saturday for Hone Sound where they will spend tno remainder of thu holiday*. Miss Penrose HuU-hison will also arrive tomorrow from Galnesvllto ami will ho with her parents for her Christmas varntlon. Patti Andrews To Wed Famed Pianist LOS ANGELKir^B-Thc one In the middle of the singing Andrews sisters, Patti Andrews, will wed Pianist Walter Wcschler Christmas Day The wedding will take nlare al the home of her ulster. I.aVcrnr Andrews lingers, the bride's allot noy said Wcschler Is accompanist fur Ihe sisters Paid was divorced last year from her former agent, Martin Mclchrr, after a marriage of three years Wesrhlor's divorce from Singer Sue Wcschler becomes final Monday CHRISTMAS DANCE Thn Nuvv Center will give it Christmas Eve party nod dance at the Center on Monday eve nlng front H:.'lll to 13:1111 P. M The "Melody Fire" Orrheslru will furnish the music for dancing, nnd nil Junior hnstesscare naked to Invite their uhl friends mol nil girls home from cutlcgo for the hnllilnyx arc cordlnlly Invited. Refreshments will bo served nnd prises pre­ sented. F fl b o r q o ’s bonnio liHlo sol of fib i ^ pur*;o ooloqnos in a XSo^rt sstsn gold-and-whilo qifl bov, 3 . 0 0 thr -GiV/i rnlof’iir hnli.yrn't. Sirocco V Tnihjiiti, Opening \ip h l 4k and other Lm irn belong liagutnca ♦ four famous F n b o rq d sconls 4* CHOCOLATES The ITorld Fanout SAMPLER I Ih. 12.00 3 Iht. 94.00 Other tThliman'i Atiorlnirnh Ideal For G l/it 8 4k * ♦ ALL-AMERICAN lho ^ol of I 1 ♦ Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Harris are expected to arrive this weekend from Bluefleld, Va. to spend Christmas with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mra. Roger Harris and with Mrs. Har­ ris7 mother, Mra. Henrietta Leon­ ard. of your favorite fnsliion frngrancoi . . . SLUCIEN LF!.°MG ♦ pro •shaped R pocket editions 6iil » . . ^ jfjiiT lii'r 4* you 'll like lho lightw eight, Joe McCaslIn has returned front the Episcopal Seminary In Evanston, III. and will spend the Christmas holidays with his .rents, Mr. and Mr*. II. II. IcCaslln. He plans to return to Evanston Jan. 6, juil op*n*d—too it today! 8 all-year 'round, • .Mr. and Mr*. J.< M- Shoemaker nnd eona, Jimmie and David, and Bill Bhormnker will arrive tu* morrow from Panama City to spend tha holiday* with Mr. and Mr*. A. K. Shoemaker and Mra. Henrietta Leonard. fcj WRAPPING COLLECTION ^ * s Glitter par ktlgril Solid, the Litnnus I,m len l.obmg stir k ■nlngiir tlml -In |ii-l fin er slops using, lb gel u tffwaii& n h s sir< f u r ) m i | o ( lions.- m her (iivorile frngi.no >S3 plus tax X 8 8 1 1 CASTLE Jewelry 1 i-»(liiilfI ColrKjna d'l'l Il(fnr| nml i ody LiTlIOrt . . OH rtf *r»fN, (1. til L lirisL n in s A lrlite T w o so m e DIAMONDS In d e a r |»lantlc case CASTLE Jewelry K WATCHES CASTLE Jewelry land it Organ lm» y P \f * G IFTS Compact* Nk IIic n , Pina F RESE R V A T I Of* N S * . *1 ;*? |JV.. ,• CLOCKS > Phone ISOS - Mr. Robert BUlh W f• * , or Ranchera and Outdoormen It's tho LEE Trail, western style felt, ln_ geveral colors and wslghts, at $ 107T 2<) and »60. ' f }) ' ■■ . A II LEE hata are waterproofed with Du- ll.M To 915.00 Interfraternity Christmas 1 4. 14(Tf: e LEE Trinity nt $10.00 In featured In regular weight, bound edge and two colors. CASTLE Jewelry *• FOR ei air, Just about every man like* the LEE All-American . . . . several colorn ami brim widths. / I Font's Arldex, thu best known method. CASTLE Jewelry Lee Gift Certificates Too s£ Blue lea Stick Cologn*. »s« 5 F o r M «n W ho £ frtrtqic of Mlrlr»t?h| , , . In tas-rf ip>ll T r a v e l W e l l . ** But/iffhi ffoof form. P i on., SI *25 MldnlgHf Ita u f y S«f. I •«. of Cobgoo 4B*d a 4U o t, b#R of dvi* Ay f f>wd#r 93.23 Hit favorite grooming rssentlsl*— Sportsman .Shave lotion and Cologne —in light, nondirrekabln plastic bottle*. Easy snd safe to pack, dr Ughl fill to have, to use — at know and away from home. •0 1 5 m Midnight Combination. ilp*w.a Midnight f*ifum*. iv«k Ijsvrr . ,hs i ivrs to lots htr ksu-r ts roul It si., S3. rt» t f A F»r*flit srfrfc 5efrlc#m« Is SM ,'d(I paffjma in is* otSsr . . . Ik s sMtglt el M iJsIg k t is L.-.ikl SI. *etl s u .'d j r ,"t (a s TOUCHTON l ? e x a l t ttelTMe tu u U N UIPEND ON AN f OKUl. I'KOOUU THAI KIAK, Mil NAVt ’<1 t a i l PHONE 122M '' d m, \ • rIlML j r j Hifl,i "* Ip ItdXUt i IkJR'if** m Meat halls taste good with • .* a sweet and sour sauce; they're nlc* :• to add to a table of snacks for * • ri late-cvenlng supper party. 1 Friends will bo Interested to know that Pfe. Jark Benton has been transferred from Valdosta. G*. to A. F. I HUM'S. 14« Motor Vehicle Bipl. George Alt' Force Base, Victorville, Cal. Mr. and Mra. Peter Tepste amt Troy Ray. Jr. I* expected to young daughter. Martha Jean, arc arrive Monday to spend Christ­ expected to arrive from Cahocton, mas with hi* family. Ohio to vialt Mrs. Tepale’s par­ ent*. Mr. and Mra. J. B. Cogburn. Mlsa Dial Boyle arrived yes­ terday from Duke University in Mlsa Sue Collum will arrive Durham. N. C. to spend th* hoi), today from the University of days with her parents, Mr. and Florida ana will spend the Mr*. Lloyd F. Boyle. Mlsa Lillian Christma* vacation with her Boyle will arrlvo on Thursday parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. from Durham where she hold* u Collum. position In the Dean's office of Duke University. I^allo Harvey arrived today from the University of Florid* Miss Nixie Klri'hhuff will a r­ to visit here for Ihe holidays rive tomorrow from the University with his parents, Mr. and Mrs of Florida In Gainesville to spend 1.. II. lUrvey. Christmas with her pnrentu, Mr, and Mrs. W. E. Klrrhhoff. She J, Paul Horton, Jr. who is u plans to leave on Dor. 3d for Mont­ senior the University nf gomery, Al*. where she will be in Florida lit Gainesville is spend­ Attendant In the welding of Miss ing the holidays with Ills parents, Terry Stewart, u former roommnto Mr. and Mrs. J. Paul llortor., at William anil Mary Collrgr, in Williamsburg, Va. Sr, at 300 W. Fifth Street. THK HANFORD HERALD Thun. Dee. 30, 1631 Pag* J New* Kar Kyser Urk. Morning devotions Mooits In Music World Al Mas Phil Itesd At <)r**n AIvino Kay Ork. Where Anasla Pear to Tread I'ln Up Parade Mlsa Joanne William*, daughA Huy A Girl. Musla News Music Guy tiomhardo (irk. orchestra Ami Htar ll.mli C’nrner Morning Variety Music Hawaii Mua baymei bagmen'sr_ fall to Praysr IV,»riil At No.io IlNtllu Kami ittm riub i'epular HUr hallo Americana News 922.50 to 11200.00 alUetcst Vsrlsllea Bar Non* llanrh World Al Thres Todsr'a Htar lilts And Headlines The Hlorr Behind Die rovery Mllslit Lovers w* tlaoiieat ■ l l n y l t in i I l n u r New* Hports Kins of liar Marks! Report ipnrts parade Klfln, Butovs* Braritt, R o k i lelnrae 'rifting On A Ctauit I’ Commentary Hporl* Al A n la n r* Anawar* wlU b* found * - , today * gsMlIlad Ada. '4 Punphln cnalartl make* a d e-, If you want to leal candy for llcioua dessert tho whole family, [ the soft ball stage and you haven't Including email fry, will enjoy, n randy thermometvr, drop a half Top the custard with a puff 0f teaspoon o flh c holllngsyrup Into tu-Minno.i « . i> *ihrun of a rcmly Miss Betty Carolyn Northrup, sweetened whipped creim and h„ colil , hu water; to plfk ifupIt lho , 0^t daughter of Mrs. Effle Northrup sprinkle with toasted coconut. I >,n|] nlthougli it will flatten out. of FleLand, became the bride of /fc Charles Edward Raulerson, r.. son of Mrs. Charles E. Ranlerson and the late Charles E. Raulerson of Titusville, Dec. Id at the First llaptist Church in Del.and. The Rev. R. Grady Snow­ den officiated. The bride was given in marriage by her first rousln, Raymond Northrup, Jr. of Daytona Brach. Nuptial music was Played at tho organ by Mrs. Cecil Sellers of Enterprise, and Mrs. Bernard llarkry of Sanford sang. "Oh Promise Me" and "Because". Muld of honor was Mlsa Bev­ erly Northrup of Del.and, and bridesmaids were Miss Autha Wnrnrr nf Sanford, and Miss Mary Whlddrn of Tsmpa. Flower girts were Miss Jeanine Chrivla of Del-and and Miss Sydney nruce of Fort I'leree. Charles Ludecke of Sanford was best man, and ushers were John Sbowerman of Sanford, Robert Cbriviii unit John Chrivla of DoLand. • The bride wore a wedding gown of imported Chantilly lare with bodice outlined with satin braid, fenturlng long fitted sleeves and a pcplum cascading Into a deep ag( tialn In back. She wore a crown fashioned of sulln with a finger tip two tier veil of Illusion. Her bouquet was of white carnations nnd lillles of the valley, centered S TTt« unusual m with a white orchid. Following the wedding u re­ ^ Th* BEAUTIFUL ception which was held at the home of the bride's grandmother, S Th* ENCHANTING Mrs. li. w Canaria at 1406 w * Now Volk Avenue In Dej.atnl, i t You'll find In our Following a short honeymoon the couple will be at home at 3d08 HALLMARK Lumpkin Road, Columbus, Ga. ^ CHRISTMAS CARO Junior M lu Club Miss Betty Northrup Plans Xmas Carols Weds Mr. Raulerson �MM m m r* ■' 1 ' n * i^ s p s rr* H 4 * * r ‘ f' «:'«> > »«*>■» ««*» [Cage Prosecutor ra— Says More Names j e G lo v e s W ith Dizzy Speed In Year Of Surprises To Be Disclosed FRANKFORT, Ky. I * - A n l» lant District Attorney Vincent O'Hr PRANK F.CK t'onnor, en route to New York toAP Newsfeatures Hport* Kcthur predicted the names of other 'MEW YORK—lioxlng championships hi 1901 changed hands fn«- duV fixes will come to light, ‘ than a pltiKUod nickel at a cut nival. There were three dlfferunt kclbali kolboll fixes will come to tight.m lit both the middleweight and weltci weight divisions. Ills - six day Investigation up Hard- Charles, considered the clmmlcst of the current heavy- against a blank wall, O’Connor con­ lost his crown when he put It uu the line once loo often ferred briefly Wednesday with Oov. Ihit that creaking veteran, Jersey Joe Wulcutt, who admits to .17 Lawrence Wctherby before depart­ V ing. Afterwards, h*> sold: Yonkers, N Y. Flores died five flghtlngcst Ilf want to state moat emphatlealRobinson, iplon of all, was forced to days Inter. ily that uur departure does not Carter’s lorn, lightweight dr-1 mean we are dropping — or aven up his welterweight crown ta# of the weight problem clsion over Art Aragon ini n I.ns coni itiering dropping — our inves___ of ______ _ ,players . . . we Kentucky because ho ended Joke l,a Angeles Ipout held at 7 o’clock Kgatlon I’a reign as middleweight fciise resulted In u onit-shleil de- definitely know are Involved In the Then Robinson lost lh«* (PHT) fur the benefit of TV fixes.” Nowhere in his remarks did O'* 5-pound crown to Randy Turpin viewers in the cost. In the light heavyweight dlvl-|iunnor indicate whether the playLondon but regained It when >tn> a British Negro, came to • Ion, Joey Mnxlm retoined file ers Involved are present or former title by besting Uub Murphy members of (he Wildcat squad. Une with the sport's sue- rather handily. However, when ~ ^ M. i, an unheralded New York Maxim sought to tab* the heavy- Donovan ____ _ _ p, James Carter, gave Ike weight crown in Chicago, the public the university hae i y boy na ir is a solid thumping to tako Clevelander lost to Charles fur and shill not play any whom we have any grouad tor fhtwelght title. It waa Wll- the fourth (line. The year saw the rise of Rocky lluvlng xxx has participated la any ftral title defense In IT i * Marciano of Rrocktun, Muss., us •flx.”r surprise to end surprises, n legllmato heavyweight con- In a prepared statement, Dr. Don­ nr, was Walcott's victory Incdcr and tho foil of Joe Louis, ovan expressed thartka to O'Connor Charles, Walcott,- In his Mnrrlnno flattened Louis inside and his staff for their help end lb try for the title, was accord- of eight rounds In the Carden and I'u-operatlnn In "our effort to clear i little chance, being a fl to 1 all hut forced faiuls' retirement up the scandal" In which the Uni­ ■dog In the betting, lie had .for n socatul time. As n mailer of versity of Kentucky players have beaten by Joe l-oula on a fart th# Illinois Athletic Com­ been Implicated. lonahle decision and then mission has barred Louis from Its O'Connor, wno w«s .nytted to _k#d out by the TtomW, And Mugs for his person well being. Kentucky by Oov. Welherby, sold had lost to Charles In Chicago Tho Mnrrlanu knockout was the after their conference: 1040 and again to Ksiard second in lands' lung career. "Tho Identities of these (U. K.) Among the lighter boys, Rnndy players and tbo games they fixed liar this year In Detroit. |n Pittsburgh the old man Hnihller made his onlv feather­ will bccontu publicly known at Is ring come to life. With a weight defense against Wllllo Pen. trials of others.” He added the Jfle left hook to the Juw he The latter quit ofter nine rounds players can escape prosecution be­ M t Charles down for the count In on# of the roughest fights ever cause the fixing was not done In |g |fi seconds of the aeventh witnessed. As a result of foul New York. In the emotional reaction tactics on the part of both boxers, Praising Wctherby and tho uni amailng success, Walcott the Now York fltnte Athletic Com­ vcrslty for Its eld, O'Coonor said mission revoked Pen’s license In- Ihey wauled lo help bring to "Jusly fainted. Ic part of the bout, held definitely and Mnddler was fined In addition to Ihnso who have been led for "corrupting" three for >rs in Forbes Field on July 1100 and suspended for .'10 days. indicted . was that It was arranged as Thu fnns enjoyed thin one, hut It liter Wildcats — Alex Ore*#, Dale stable and Ralph Beard. All llamstab . _ tharlly spectacle. It drew 2M,- was anything hut boxing. The mmlphment wn* meted out three have admitted accepting fans who paid 9246,004. The bribes to regulate the point spread per Dsn Club of Plttsburgb by Robert K. Chrlstrnberry, u in basketball games. hotel man. who in Keptcmher hm. reeeivrd 10 per rent. O'Connor said his ntlcmpts lo re' In signing for the bout, Wul* replaced Kddlo Kagan as chairman movu of suspicion from In­ New York commission. nocent clouds gait had agreed, In the event be "/ players wero thwarted by Won, to defend within 90 days With the appointment by Cnv. thu refusal of others to talk. inat Charles. Rut when Jersey Thomas K. Dewov came a direc­ During the assistant district at­ thought It uver and recalled tive to clean up boxing. Investigation, two Lexing­ Washington, too, put Its flnge. torney's ail the poverty hu had focod In ton attorneys — John Young Brnwn •1 years of prufcsslonad fighting in the ring. The Justlrn Depart- and Klmer Drake — announced ■a decided to rest on Ills luurcls. Wont’s anti-trust division checked they hud been retained as counsel Walcott failed to make one title complaints that the liiternatlonnl for certain players and would not defense, or even a non-title •Joxlng Club, sponsor of hoots In permit them to be questioned ex­ showing. Chances are hu will the Carden, Chicago and Detroit, cept in thu presence of counael. srles outdoors nuxt sum- was o monopoly, Since Kentucky haa no sports Vic Towel of .South Africa put bribery law, tho attorneys argued j If ho flghls at nil. Ho line ■ter, a n Idle since last July, prefer- Ids Imnlam title on the line once z M been D tin the players havo not broken any | »in* to rash In on personal up- end heat Spain's Luis Romero in law anil that O'Connor did not have Johniineshurg, wlillu Dado Marino, warrants for their arrest. B peart nees. OTunnor sold ho Is concentrating Next In the line of nurprlseu a ILbpoiitid grandfather from Robliison’e setback at the Honolulu, retained the flyweight on Kentucky guinea played during ■ of little known Randy Tur- title when lie defeated l.ondon'* (he Know and 105001 seasons. It waa called boxing's big- Terry Allen In Honolulu. upset In a quarter of n ten* when Tprpln won In l.ondon. . .. Was Roldiieori'a second defeat la hie career. Two weeks previous In Ilerlln, [Oblnson had ducked under the to avoid being hit by bottles a J R Washington Quint Hatter Iloops ters Practice For Tilt Has Opportunity / With Yale Cagers ToCainTop Rank ; Hecht In th* kidneys. Thu wae called "no decision.” i# return.......... RobUon-Turnln bout ........rpi..___ more ran reaction than any out alncu IDflH when 7o,flOO saw oula knock out Max 8,'hmnllng ‘ a return meeting. Robisonyin fought In the Polu Crounds we 01,870 fane who paid WMi Flue 1200,000 for mol picture! and theatre-telean, th# bout went down In annals ai the ninth millioni r fistic attrectlon, ablnson, fighting sevaguly to In the title, stopper! Turplrt ■fo Wlnbles and 62 seconds 0/ 10th round. er Robinson quit the 147 class, Johnny Rratlmi of 0 was named NBA wellerehamplon, The New York “ V * . incurred when Nwi tallied a split’ decision h Charley Fusarl In Chicago. lUon, however, held the for only two monthe. In he lost a unanimous hut dull aund decision to Kid Cavllen ™S? w Madison Square CarThey Wet again in Chicago m em ber In a 10-rouml non* bout and Bratton, though classed, gained the benefit of if*, j B cri r ^ reaction and L * , d/*y- The. fane thought w n had won but th# experts rijnapJmliusJy t „ OeiYilan. it ,on* M * defenaa t with jitormy pretext, In DNI-AND (Special)—'The Hint* {On Ill-Hatters will return In the bnskirllmll practice floor Monday lo prepare for the game here ^ugulnst Yale University on Dee. Ko far this season, Conch Jay 1 attee'* temn has won two and lost one. Th# team has looked Im­ pressive only In spots and Coach Fatten Is trying to work out nn affect Itsu combination faom his squad of Id men, Tho Hl-Hattcrs started off rnggod against Hewsnen nn Hwturdny and for almost the first half were trailing or In thu lead by it small margin. In thu second half, thu Until started clicking and pulled J ^ y t o w l " by n decisive Scot*. Thu Hi-llniU'rs held a cuiiiforialtlu l*"'1, nRnbint the University of Florida Colors at tlm end of th# third ourlod, but folded In the last perlud Mud mxl by a decisive mar­ gin. Additional seuU are being jdneed In the Airport Arena for tliu Yalu game ns u largo turnout Is expected. There will ba no Increase In price for this gamo. Yales prospects, according to pre-season Information, ara "fairly bright for a successful team . lieturning this year to tk# Ivy League college are Kddlo McHugh, Dave Bean. Johnny Weber, dot; Harding and Jerry Labrlola, Plue T \ V rr£"lLTV,rt rt ■»<* wambers of the best freshman team In Yala'e modern history, McHugh, n- W * . Is « P U >" both (Vo team and the baseball averaged IS points a game last season in the SH games on achedul# and waa high point night thataeorgle man for the team, Yale wllf ■ Brooklyn rely on tho *Sed anwhich usually hoe t t llig outfits, And with ka using the xama offense, scaring should lanufljf.r Mir wf fame one wi f e f p ' i s By TKU~MK1BR NKW YORK UP-Tho Unlvcrslly of Washington Huskies, i’sciflc Const Conference champions, havo a golden opportunity to become the No 1 college basketball team In tho nation. Their chances o( gaining tho top rung in tho Associated Frees Poll dcpontl on whal they do against Minnesota at Minneapolis Friday mid Saturday. Currently ranked No. 0, the Hus­ kies opened their Midwest Inva­ sion Wednesday night by bowling uver fourth-ranked St. Louis, 59-51 It was Washington's sixth straight victory after a defeat by Utah in Huskies avenged this defeat the next alght, 90-44. If the Huskies whip Minnesota, conqueror of Kentucky,' No. 9, a team which in turn walloped the currently top-ranked St. Johns ul Brooklyn quintet, the FCC outfit would be certain to gain prestige. Unbeaten Pennsylvania opened a , V*- -I ~ f £ - f r " - a -' .. 99r. erence Manager For New ops int Return Men FSL Teamin 1*52 E x -G ia n t Treadway Is Appointed As P l a y e r - Manager GAINESVILLE ofk-Lester Kanly. Tulune, topped the South— esilurn Cimferance a n Intorcep tors------for 1851 __ , r i ) Hall. Flor­ ida, was the leading punt returner; Harry Jones, Kentucky, led the field In kickoff returns, and Ala­ bama's Bobby Marlow was the punier. The newly organised Jackson­ best Tho conference •ITTINO IIAOY tor e visit from Santa, Bunny Knight (no relation to the night before Christmas) electa to decorate a full grown cac­ tus with ornaments tor tho Yule •cason at U s Vegas, Ncv. We hope SL Nick takes notice of th# "tree." Miami Mentor Is Polishing Offense For Bowl Contest CORAL OABLKS (Special)— The Unlvarxlly of Mlsml defen­ sive, which Itogged down badly In the Pittsburgh game not so long ____ami ___lucked none loo yileaslng ngo ‘ Ni to the coaches In thu Nebraska clash, I* the chief concern of Coach Andy (lustafson thesa days as he prepH his Hurricanes for their New Yeur Day Calor Howl clash with Clemson's Tigers at Jacksanvillu. Cuitnfsmi himself admitted to day that the Miami offensive has him wurrled. He mild that plenty of Improvement will have to come between now and New Yunr'e Day. (lustafson pointed out that any tenm possessing thu power tu run over Auburn ns Clemxon did, must have a pretty potent offensive. He said: "Right now, wu arn pretty curtain of one thing—wu'r* Just not ready to slop a tenm of Clemson's caMbr#." Tha Miami ki IiIIiijii I,osh lias or' dvred extra cimdltlunliig Work fur thu defensive unit and plans dally scrimmaging for them for saverul days. "They need a lot of scrimmage ugnlnst the alngli wing," Uus said today as ha ten! his chin gus through their thlrt' workout in preparation for the slash, Thu loss of Joe llnrtoluvlch on thu dufensivu club has hurt tivi tuum. In Order to tiulp thu sltua tlun, Nick Chick IMo, u sinewy of funsjve tackle has been moved Into Mnrtolnvicn's tackle post on thu defensive team. Nick Is a rugged man and he may ho called upon to he a 110-mlnute man In th# Clemvon clash—playing both offensive and defensive football. If (jus decides to keep Chlcklllo on both Uu- offensive and drfen slve, he will lie the third Hurrlcane to become a llu-mlnute foot­ ball player. Tbe oilier twu 110-mln uju men on the Miami team are Jim Dooley, halfback, and Hay Arcangelotti, guard. Dooley rocenlly was named on tha A, P. seoond All-American defensive team, whllo Arcangelotti was namod uii tho Players' All-Houthern. Tho Miami offensive, which has hern pretty potent against a lot ville Reach class D ball Club was the fourth team In the Florida Plate League to agree on a man­ ager for the coming baseball sea­ son as they verbally signed Leon Rod Ti tad way, a former New York Oiant, to act as playsr man* ager for the club yesterday. Earlier this week the Orlando Konstors announced the signing of former Sanford manager Ed Levy second season at mnVf #for VI his IIIJ# orviiDU sr»iuii HI the head of the Orlando club and Cocoa last week named F. D. Peg Ratnbert relief pitcher and first baseman from Fort Lauderdale and it is understood, that Bill Rtelnecke will again head th* Falatka Aialeae. Harry Sfatchor, recently chosen business manager of the Jack­ sonville Beach club, which will stage home games In the Cityowned Creator Beaches Stadium, said last night that Treadway will b« here altar Christmas to formally sign with the Class D team. The heach nine apparently will get off on the right foot In Its initial year as a member of the Statu loop, as Treadway, who’ll bo playing manager, Is a .300 plus hitter. Hfd Marlon, formar manager °* l,ie Birmingham Barons of the Class AA Bouthem Association, Jrtio resides at the beach, lauds Treadway's slugging ability. "Ha should lead the Teague In hitting*.” Marlon saId after learning that the Virginian will perform here. Tfit 30-year-old, 155-pounder who bata from the port side and throws righthanded, started hit pro-career with Wilson, 8. 0. of the Coastal Plains League In 1041 where ha batted .329. ?■» .with Savannah, Ga., of ^ League In 1042, hitting .200, while the following season ho performed for the Atlanta Cracker* wheru ho sported a -'ll2 mark. In 1044 he played with Jersey City of tha International League, hitting an even ..'IOO, but was called up bv the parent (Hants, where he also his .300. He performed for the (Hants tho next ■taxon ami finished with .260. Tho year 1040 found him with I^n A W ’iM with a .204 average Si!? 1" J1.?47 wlt,J Nashville, T l he hit a gswdy .348, five-ten athlete has hie finger on several good playere, ffl " " *• "■ m “ ""* ninB lMt mon‘h hecama the tenth member to gain "1,rr.!le! lh# S'*1* l°°P being t o m s ’ *'1" ”• of good hall club* this year, has ■I»m the team returned *° Clamaon battle. According (o Ous, tha offensive W/rrlor. seem to have lost none of their sip and (peed by the layii. h?" ,m,,n Tunning V f eU, . “n ‘h" r,na team backfleld with Dooley and Fud Con■tantlne at halfbacks and Harry Mall os at full. Frank Smith wifi continue to taka things lightly through th# rest of i l l, w„ k, Tr-'nvT Day. WU# said today! There Is little chance that he will scrimmage at all before the Clemion game, Vike reported. ----- r— 1------------- ---- ------- Five FSU r.ym S ta n To Compute In Meet TALLAHAI J8KE {Jft ~ F l v a mem hers of ti la national ehamplonUniversity snip Florida JState H last three mmutos. Penn plays to­ night at Mlcugan and Saturday at (lymnastlo team ara going to com* pete In the Eastern Invitational Notre Dame. moot at Jersey City, N. J., Deo. Oklahoma A. k M., beaten 30. day nightt b; by Southern Cali They ara Jack Mllaa, who holds latlonal AAU Fly: if si Tulsa. In the Tulsa whipped MIsshawFioBj Ipt Team Cast. izaa .. a Ragna twinaJoe, The five will cotnpeka aa iadL ■ , not g team, durlag their viduals, Christmas vacations. A>l ara re* sldsnta of Ifaw Jersey or Penn* W S ftfr r -*> '> a # scoring was paced by Junior Ualfback Hal Fayne, tha hard-running Tcnnensee Vol wbo punched uver 14 touchdowns. These leaders were announced today by SEC Football Statistician Joe Sherman, University of Flor­ ida sports publicist. Kennedy's eight Interceptions were only two off the all time Southeastern record of 10 turned in by Mississippi's Bobby Wilson In 1949. Hall, returning 24 punts tor 359 yards and one touchdown, was fol­ lowed by BUI Blackxlock, Tennes­ see. who ran back 311 yards with 13 punts. No. I In the department was zippy Morocco, Georgia, with 291 yards on 20 returns. Second place In pass Intercep­ tions was a four-way tie between Charlie Oakley, LSU. Vince Dooley, Auburn, Bobby Wilson, Alabama, and Clauds lupps, Georgia, each with six. Jones' laadcrshli ship In kickoff returns came on 371 . _ yards.............. . with 15 kicks; Jack Nichols, Florida, was second with 205 yards on 12 re­ turns; and Vince Dooley, Auburn, placed third with 250 yards for nine returns. Bobby Wilson, Alabama, topped NKW YORK tw—Who is th* betRrst. .bssenrsn? tarr , ftoWtng ____ , ....... . . ------- Oil — Hodges of Brooklyn or Tad Klu srewski of Cincinnati. Prepare tor a surprise. Accord­ ing to National League fielding av­ erages, Klusxewskl, the big. lumb­ ering Reds' strong boy, was tbe top defensive first sacker In the ccntage of .097. flva points better than Tfodgea' .092. They say figures never Ha, but a lot of fans would ba willing to wager that the averages are all wet. Kluncwskl never was re­ nowned for hi* dexterity with a glove while Hodges la considered a fancy Dan around tha bag. The Hodges rooters can point out that although Klusicwskl made more pulouts and committed only flva errors to Oil’s 12, the Dodger star topped Ted In assists, lie to 88, stai participated In 50 more double P 'fere is the bast fielding team, according to official figures re­ leased Wednesday: First base—Ted Klusxewskl, Cin­ cinnati. .997. Second base—Jackie Robinson, Brooklyn, .992. Third base—Billy Johnson, St. Louis, .979. Shortstop—'VlrgU StaUcup, Onclnnsll. Sea,________ (he punters with ■ 41.9-yard aver­ age on U kicks; Florida's Rick Casares was second with a 39.1yard average tor 33 boots; and Zeko Oratkowskl, Georgia, held third place with s 38-yard average on 67 punts. Wilson and Bratkowski each had one kick blocked; Casares had two. ARMOUR MILK Tall Caiw 3 for 39 ?r -OiU PIG PORK SALE PICNICS .i i v u i n \n s ’ ft v a i l , 11" "i I M I S ; 1* 35' yJcjmrwmHFm S lO ttU lb e . YOUNG S/.">; fa 2 Lbs. 2 5 1 FRESH d f t & ite National Inrco leglate title In n meat at uldcr, Colo., Marsh 01-29, and 'National AAU championship at I I 102. We Have A Full Line Of ChrlntmoH Candy ft Nut* .t.% S cs W ag Snider, with 399 chsncel, was hia cloxata rival , . The best arm In the league last season belonged lo Brooklyn i Csrl Furlllo, who threw out 24 ambitious base runners. The Cards led in club fielding with a mark of .9*9. Brooklyn par ticipated in the most double plays. BANANAS TOMATOES 2 9 c Carolina, tha U. at Waal Point, the cade my at Annapolia ■U The season’s outstanding fielding performances were turned in by Robinson, Marshall sad Richie Ashburn. the swift center fielder of th* i’fiUadelPhJa PhUllta. Robinson snsttered a league fielding mark tor second basemen by posting • .992 J® ISO games. The 32-yetr old Dodger star committed a record low of only seven mlscues while accepting 833 chances. Marshall became tha major leaguer ever to play UtroujP an entire ssason without a slhlto error. The Braves' right Beider accepted 331 chance* In 135 i « » « j somewhat below the flawlaaa 317 chances In 151 accepted bv Danny Lltwhller of the 1042 Pul-' lies. Ashburn ranked «uy ■ »1*{B among the flychsser* but be otrtrankad all il» rivals ln totol chances accepted. Th* tow-headed GOLDEN RIPE 2 Lbn. FIRM RIPE " f t u „ its- regular season Jan, « w hem open VCatchS-Sal Magile, New York, .1.000 COFFEE Suikt^r 'M prtBMlwl on Fw ny.lfv T Mm IIw ! oi Mmlm„ Center field—IJoyd Merrlman. Cincinnati. .907. M Left field—Monte Irvin, New Can BLUE! PLATES SUGAR CURED First Time At Our R iffd ir Prices! Right Fleld-WlUard Marshall, BosTon, l.wo. . iS&KC PAN �w mmR “ R i*i v -V ::: ^ ■ J M ^ T S s r >i* -vH-'.-i •••,; l* '■£!, . ’ *■ ,: i-r 7 — ; • . "\ ' ■ ,* ‘ ' -' ** . i . tors For North, South Teams Indulge In Luxury Of Optimism By BEN FUNK who handled the early drills, said IM1■ \ft—A D-A college football he would tell Hickman the Yankees I’* life ll la Ju lust one big worry have so much spirit they "can’t another. r. But Bu there are a few lose." cs who get a chance once As for Wade, Walker aald the while to throw awuy their North hus not one, but two, pall­ towels, relax anti enjoy a ors who are just ai good is the building a football team, Vanderbilt ace—John Coatta of such fortunate individuals Wisconsin and Bob'Blalk, former irntan Hickman of Yale and Army quarterback who transferred FUustafson of Miami, the ri to Colorado College after the West then for the Shrine's North 1Point cribbing dismissals, charity game each dirl-dma* Gusiufsou is under one severe '» the Orange Bowl. handicap, lie has to switch his the Incessant pressure and mood back and forth from cheer­ Fins of Ihe regular season out ful to gloomy twice a day. From I way. they can 1 ^ their hair Hie South practice sessions, he [and have fun in Hie holiday goes to another field where he is i They can nvon bo opt! liaining his Miami Hurricanes (or a luxury denied all roac hes ■he New Year's (lator Bowl game Ihe first of September lo the with Uemion. part of December And the Hurricanes, he moans, I listen to this liiik from are far fiom ready tor that one Coach (iustafson, who has A Hurting offensive 11 began to edge over lllckmun In (lie shape up Wednesday in the South i-South series: practice. In the backflold, .it was ■quad has the greatest po­ Watto ado working with Zippy Morocco work of any I've coached for tnis of Georgia . Billy Tidwell of Texas . It haa balance, speed, power A A M„ and a Ed Weber of William devastating pass attack Bill and Mary. (Vanderbilt quarterback) Is In the line were Joe Kirkland of of the greatest passers I've Vanderbilt and Don Brown of Ftnr He has pin point accuracy Ida on the ends; Dick Yelvlngton # much speed on the ball lea of Georgia and Bob Werckte of |t Impossible to intercept Vamierhllt at the tackles: Fred Smith of Oklahoma and Bill Daw­ Imun will see the North squad kins of Florida State at guards, out for the first time today. und Carroll McDonald of Florida [ assistant. Pcaheail Walker. at center. In the North offensive backfleld during Wednesday's drills were l oatla at quurtcrbuck. with Jim Ityun of Yale. Jlin Monahan of Bulgers ami Bob Flnnell of Xavier Running in the offensive line were Dewey McConnell of Wyo­ ming and Joe Bllo of Villonovu at ends; Jack Hoarding of Xavier und Bull Fcltch of Holy Cross al tackles; Joe Skiblnskl of I'urdue and Gerald Audette of Columbia at guards, ami Jim Creamer of Mlniigun Slate at center. for FRESH m a n e sugar b u t (XYsms CHRISTMAS TURKEYS All empluyres of Florida Bower &Light Company wilt receive a turkey for Christinas, H. H. Coleman, division manager, nnrolineed today. Thete are over Hit) folk* em­ ployed by the company in this men, iiiiif throughout the state nearly :i,700 families of company em pluyres will enjoy the tusty bird us part of their Christmas ilmncr. .Dixit £ 0? Football Coaches To Set Plans For Blue-Gray Tussle Christmas Parade Put On In Negro Business District MONTGOMERY, Ala.—</Pl The roarhing brain trusts for the North and South pull Into town tomorrow ready to start working for the Blue-Gray football game. The Ag-playera—24 to a side— don't arrive until Saturday, how­ ever. That gives the coaches an extra day to get together on the ofrraatiqna they will throw at their rivals. Opening workouts fur both the Yankees and Rebels are scheduled Suturday just a week before the game. Head men on the two coaching staffs are Rio Engle of Penn Slate for the North and Gaynell Tinsley of Louisiana State for the South. Engel ha* at his assistants coaches Ivy Williamson of Wis­ consin ami Dick Harlow, former­ ly of Harvard. Tlnstry'a aides will he coachea Rex Eurlght of South Carolina and Rusty Rus­ sell of Southern Methodist. Although there’s been no de­ finite announcement, both the Hlues and Graya probably will use the popular T-formatlon In the tilth annual game. In the past the snuada have stuck with the offensive system familiar to a majority of tltir players. Two All-Amrrlra» and a host of nll-cunfereure ami all-sectional stars are liberally sprinkled through the rosters of troth squads. Pat O'Donahuc, defensive end from Wisconsin, und Joe Pulumbo, Virginia guard, are the All-Americas. O'Donahue will heud a North squad which la rated the Irrst since 10-tft. That's the y ear'th e Ynnkecr. won HM.I for their most recent victory. The North has won only four gumrs, the South eight. With such classy squail on hand, Yankee coaches Ktlgle, of their Christum* tree cclehratiun at Croont* Academy, Street* of the Negro buslnt'** community wrre lined with »p,-etutor* yesterday n* the Btnim*. nnd Prnfeeatumil Civic Club put on a Christum* pnr'nle n* pint Leading the pu.adc which marched down Sanford Avenue nnd through Goldsboro wa* the vul-u gourd of the t liurlex Young Po»t i.vi? of the American Legion. Two bund*, the tdue. white und gld uniformed umreliing musirluiis from l.eeihutg uud Ihe green uud crim*on tiniformed hand from Join* High Siii.ml In Orlando, took pail in the holiday parade. SU hoy scout drumuiei* heat out time f.,, the marcher*. Float* ilH'ludrd Bll*ille*n und Professional Civic club entry *how a da** room scene nnd ,1 view of Christina* Kve at home, two smartly drr**ed little Imy* -fafrjJ- CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERS S f lit ! '• • I II HRU ARK MANY 'OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOU (IN TIIK SAVANNAH RIVER PROJECT NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION NEAR AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. HU PONT IS IIUII.IIING IRIS LARGE FACILITY FOR THE UNITED STATES ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION AND URGENTLY NEEDS— GRAOIinE ENGINEERS EXPERIENCED CONSTRUCTION MEN AND NEW YORK if)—Eastern Air Lines today reported a “tremen­ dous" demand for accommodations to Florida which, It said. Indicated the bigge-d Iwotn year in that state's travel history To try to meet the demand (or seats, Eastern said R was putting planes of u new fleet into operation at fail as received instead of wait­ ing until there were sufficient de­ ll verlas fur complete new service schedules , Th# airline said the first two of its 80-seal Super-Constellations al­ ready had been pul Into service. With their greater speed and pas­ senger capacity, they can complete three round trips between New York and Miami every 24 hours to add a capacity of 62* passengers dally. The first twin engine 40 passen­ ger Martin 3 0 4 of the new fleet also has been put into operation to provide extra sections of GO passenger new type Constellation schedules Eustern «utd its Florida capacity had reuclicd approximately 4.0U0 seats dully, un Increase of 30 per rent over Iasi season Harlow and Williamson will go ell out to add another victory to that record. Hut those who like the South on neper point to such stalwarts, as Palumbo, Marion Campbell of Georgia, Jerome Helluln of Tulane, and George Tarasovlc of LSU In the line) and Gil ilocettl of Washington f.ee, Fled Ben­ ners of 8.MU, Steve Wadiak of South Carolina and Andy Davis of George Washington III the hackfiehl. To help lend a festive spirit to this year's game, the Alahamn legislature haa appropriated 120,000 to lie used for a historical pageant. It precedes the kickoff G eorgia Tech's cross country which is srt for li45 P. M. (C8T). I sieurgiu A rapacity crowd of 22,600 i s ' team closed its srasun season by ca| caplin ing the AAll title in Atlanta. expected. Hi i T iu r ii ««ry, in w h ile 101 W. 13th 81. AREA ENGINEERS CONTRACT KN'GINEKHH COST ENGINEERS DIVISION ENGINEER ASSISTANTS DRAFTSMEN EXPEDITERS • E S T IM A T O R S • • • • • • • • • • • • ( '.o r i i e r At th is season “ M *''' this is mu sin o -o " cviTytiB*’ ■y,,u f i m i n i v .■■«»* “W " n « v ...... ymt a full nti'MSttfe Itint'ss. . HEADQUARTERS FOR HOLIDAY POLE BEANS TURKEYS LOCALLY RAISED. 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OR ARCH. iig n iriw t Phone 13IH [rrrtrgtTTfTgi— r r n — ----- r --------r ------------ r r — DOZ. *iiH turkeys FOR THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS . . . . • • • • • • flon t. YOUR Locker Plant a H A M t ' l .E H The University of Florida'* 10 eI ' ht i il ll nl Ut li fl f . O I i ' K I I. lI lA; II.S M i AN K A IIIll.- f fiMitli.-ill opponent* registered 60 .-4. t M P I . K l t I i.f ■ -m in ti t . r h n n i.r i! ih e e U ir m ii f u -t down* rushing and the same N<* T i l t , n h i- r e ln •4i* k w il lU t f f T o f • l i t o r i e It ft III ll ^I inuiilter oil pn**e*. ) on W 1T N U H H m i It h i .I m o t o f f l . U l pulling a little girl on gierii H#at t il f h » t 'o iir | . in H u tlfo ftlami white decorated tricycle •'oofitk f <4<‘itikftu|» Ht »f** of Fiof " to* h got the most applause kkl<i Ink lUli ii.*y of ['firm lfi, Ii>*in the «pectntui*v and a Jolly I<*M u I1 HUHNloiS Lom Club float. Highlight of • i f f k 4* i r t n* i i ' o u r t Hi.* parade wa* Santa f'lau* i H K A l . t Volt** A VY i 111 din Jr “ ho boomed nut a jolly lias* I M .iliit lf f In ugh from atop » )i|m- tttlil HA Iol lul rlli l1o1*r• Nf uotr Ion. i t ilii fi k I In i l it ! n m PLUMP, MRATY, TINDER m ny CENTRAL FLORIDA QUICK FREEZE AND STORAGE CO. CHIROPRACTOR Please call fur appointment Phone I7S2—1710 Air Lines Announce Big Tourist Travel Powers, in n scene from release, showing today and WMMMMSWMMMWMMWCMNWWIMf J Dlt. H. K. KING >taU Jose Ferrer, William “Cyrano de Hcrgirnc," u Friday mi the lilts Theater screen. ATOMIC CRASH Thurs. Dec. 14, I9SI Page 5 HARWELL. Kng tP -A truck from thi* hritbdi atomic experi­ Legal Notice ment center crashed with another liurk Wednesday mght and spilled i x t i i i ; c i B l-i t t c u c u t o r x i l c radioactive watrr over J road X l.X T i l J l 1)111 VL I - I R C I I T IX Farm v.otkerx djvhing to the ■ XU itiH a g u ix m .r CUI XTV. rhmtiitA. is n iA x c riiv xo. wreck were warned off by the drtTM4. vet* of the water trues. "Keep PKl'KLIA 1 1 HAllPLRn. jewayf" he -dnniti-d "if* danger piemtirt °ux !u:n.\i \ n ' A l t H I S H A .M l'I .I H t . I Then fame n miniature "fire— P f fr iiililM <*r*M7. of *•» atomic age t\ T H U \ % IIK T i l H !» T A T K Police closed the road Men from d f r i . t i n i i i a . g h e e r iM iM i I'A iu ih u r f l e i i , Harwell in Idp limits and specially n inl h it nn f: i trmrw.%> IilF iiffp I s i m l i n i i n i i treated garment* rushed up ami Y o u u i f J i r f t l i V r f P t f illr r il fti fill* sprayed fluid amt a white powder F o u r i« * i|i# A rjin c « -u n i jim t w i’ r o f •• I h r r jaI<‘i i i | | r i h o n U in t P t h tin y o f over Ihe water iim m iv , t In iti»» r i r t o li I ’o i i r t heeontnminnted the rn.-rd ivm J!••• »Jir *«o*RAl) J w .J l v l a ! u t r . m was opened three hours later a n *I f o r Hu i h I i i d I d i \ . i i r i t y . K lo r lt ln . - * |.' 2.79 Iona Peas 2 1-lb. cans 23c A & P FOOD STORE All P rim U This Ad Effective Thru Chrlatmaa Eve, Mendey Dec. 24th. ARP Stars Will He Closed Xmas Day, *-V .I**,—-* v-.—*.' ... 200 RfacneUt Atmur Sanford, Florida ^ ■» r--*v*e j , ■,wii �Korean War Given For Kiddies Of Light Company ICm i im m r t m p it* o u t agreement caplrea. Negotiators agreed Nov. 27 that the On* will become the center of a 2 ^-mliewide buffer xoM acroaa Korea’ If an armlatlce were aigned within 90 dayr. if the agreement caplrea, the negotlatjona will continue, but the line will be redrawn Juat before a truce la aigned to Include battle chsngcs. More than 110 happy children of Florida Power and Light em­ ployee* received preaenta from Santa Claua at tho Chrlatmaa party given for them and their parente at the company recreation room ctoee to the power plant last Ry WILLIAM C. BARNARD SEOUL, Korea on—F reeling wea­ night. There wea a big and beautifully ther and heavy fog muffled tho decorated Chrlatmaa tree reach­ drum* of war along the Korean ing nearly to the celling, and battle front today. Santa stood near It ae he paaard Scattered email arm* and artil­ lery fire was heard in I'nninunlom out the glfta. Ever Re< gift except little Reddy Kilowatt by truce team* seeking agreement who wae too busy to be present, on a Korean armistice aside from furnishing the Illu­ There were no reports of nny major action across the HS-mlle mination for the tree. front. Soldiers on both sides con­ L. J. Reeves, assistant super­ centrated on keeping warm. intendent, welcomed more then The Reda look an advance po200 person present. Among ■Ilian from Allied troops on the thoso present were II. H. Cole­ central front In the only acllnn man, division managar, and J. A. Involving more than a patrol re­ Young, superlntcndant. ported In the U. 8. Eighth Army The youngsters then proceeded evening communique, united Nato unwrep and enjoy their toy* Uoni outposts fought for three hours and glfta. Hetty Johns and Sylvia with a company of attacking Reds Price served the refreshments, before pulling back to their own which had been prepared for the lines shortly before dawn. occasion by Miss Rachael Peace, As the twllluht war entered Its home economist for the north cen- fourth week, Chinese Reds opened ra I division of the company, and a Santa Claus offensive. They son! lr». Collna Wllholt, home econo- cheesecloth Christmas storking* mist for the northern division. loaded with Christmas rants, cheap Borne people present commented gifts and propaganda to front-line on the fact that Santa appeared Allies. to resemble Ralph Goousprcd. They were designed to lure U N Group singing of Christmas carols soldiers Into surrendering The U. S. Eighth Army said most waa enjoyed, of the stocking* were brought across the lines by Korean farmers, Newspapermen Have with Rad guns st their harks. Others were sneaked across the Their Troubles Too front am! left where U N. troops could find (hem. COLUMBUS." O. Jt-How lough it sir operations were re- I can things ba for soma people? One Ohio newspaperman I* havg his share of troubles during e otherwise festive holiday season. Bert A. Teeters, managing editor of the Springfield (O.) News and S /mu, ju a i lu iei you anew now well off you are, here are the things happening to ma sines last Satur­ day: "1- Key gin* frimo cracked In cold. Now ilaists. "J. Partial plats cracked because of bone. New plats. "3. Wife put all of my while shirts, underwear, handkerchiefs, etc. In washer. When sha wasn’t looking, the youngster stuffed In M r blue slacks, Now I have blue shirts, bluo handkerchiefs, etc. "4. Washer broke down this morning, "9. Youngster going to hospital for tonsil operation Tomorrow, "I. Mother-in-law coming Thurs­ day for indefinite stay, cheer, Dropgid^bottia of Chrlstmai "I. Everybody' it new house Job wanting to know this, that nr the other, end running out of stuff, ‘ , Have up in this moment bought no Christmas j>reienls." State Farmers Market ttrpurf !*». 110 SAMOIIII STATI l P’AIIMlillR M A IIK llT . ' . aaoiors, rUflSo T h * fnlliiw ins prices rtpoitad l,y ■ IX a lf f * on I h i Hanfuril H u m ermara Mnykal for prutlur* anld ^ Tru ckera * IJM tsra up to n o tana, ? * n d * r s r * M , t>«p*ndlii| Q iiallly Hu. her. il.ti. mi U n iM N itlo n s ^ t ' o S j N tHull ta n . w Wg(U ere tie lIV flUlT as taba dlaarmament comthe MUbUahmant of B to study the poaal•lectiooa In Germany, I proposal (or a blind, wettoo of arma haa Dignitaries attending the recent convention of the Florida Press Association In Lakeland era shown sampling frmen orsn.se Julro on a slick, now being manufactured by Florrnre Foods, Inc., Winter Haven. Shown In the picture, taken at the Julre bar In the Florida Citrus Mutual building are left to rljcht, linn. It. A. Grey. Secretary nt State, Robert W. Johnson, developer of the product, former Con­ gressman J. Ilardln Prtersnn, ■ rharmlng t.s'.rlind hostess, MM I,nli, (lark and Eugene Mallbcv.i, rcdrrlrd President of the Flor­ id* l>r»M Am or 1*1 Inn. d u c tL ____________ , ____ ___________ fort* pounded rail yards at ChongJu In Northwest Korea in a night attack The Far East Air Forces ■aid It was one of the heaviest B 21) rsids nf tho war against a tingle (argot. Allied warships hammered Com­ munist shore targets on both Ko rein coasts. Vico Adm. Thomas L Sprague, commander of the air arm of the Pacific Fleet, aald Task Force 77 planes made 2,fl2l cuts In lied rail lines between Jan. 1 and Nov. I. lie listed 2.4M locomotives and rail cars destroyed and 4,005 damaged. 2.170, vehicle! destroyed and about 1,050 damaged nnd 504 bridge* de­ stroyed and 1,312 damaged. "U is hard, cold figures such as Vegetable Market JA rK N O N V IL L I': I A P I"-T h o K *.|. •ral-Hlritu Sfttrkol Nn»n M*rvl<» *«rlv New Vrtrk M urkcl mi Klirrhlu ( m ill itiul vritelithlnM, Avnraitus lint* in .is * 1 |A.|.|i> few 1.71 itmirr-r cr.titllllnri law a - .Jii Hiih |i llnun* maally f s lr la urmil u u sllly liuahela Vnlmillnr-* |.|nj (II few film a ia iljly li In I, ha Situ. S tn I'le n llfiil* i. fin. Mm ma*||y I aural I.7A-I.7A CantelulerN li.ihlavera .75-1. JS Klarltlu ile ll** few (air <|aiillty l.fin-l.sS Wn* I.fin * j u few Ii Ik Ii »« t nil (ranter |.on 2 an ulmwIdK frrenlnu In ju ry nil vu rllleta law aa SO f'lntilri.n y Inarm l.nelirl* Amt. Son. Celery IS Ira li i rate* OnMeri 3 itaaen A An (■( Una,-a Sun s itaaeii A AO in rlnseti II nil vv‘* I nil (air •I iih IIIy 1-1 rlaaari 4<H)-C2fi S-S Una­ rm (.11 Id ilaaen I mi vv'ir ynu l'a*. ral 1VS-4 rlnaeri 4.00. Celery Catrlaiae celery , ralee J I* . 1.00. Guru cralea yellow 1 itaaen *. 011. S fid I'Ui'iindiern Inraheli 7 no.1,00 fair Unriltly 4.U0.1U0 few fi in. rirrllunry quality 1.10-t.nn la m e «lae lo o . (.10 |ili k lea 4 7I-S.II0. Daoifotlan Imaliela 1 . 1(1 I U t,n»hrl r ralea I (Ml-1.71 4/fi linaliel l.uiim l.no.J.ln. K sep lan t hushela 1 00-111 ) few tdah aa 4.00 arniie taw aa 7.10 liaur«r 'inallty l.lo-S lt . Kndtva dilt-nry tmahela M I-1.71 m aali/ 1.11-7.l.i. . Kamnrlo huahala 1 .0 0 -M I tonally Lollurm (U alarn cralea Utaf Haa(on 7 (linen 4.011-4.10 few law ae 1.10 llnnialne (aw ISO raw poorer I.IO -I fin [mar atia llly law aa I in. Parsley 4/1 biiahal In n as plain (.00, l ’a11per a tmahela Call Tarn la Won. itera 11.00-I I do other flullnaae lepe » no.io.nn lialla n eile a A.ID.s.ll) few 7.J0 hole lio - i.n o Nanhelma 1.IS. 1.10. . Badlahea IS l|llnrt Im sksts Ida . ( 0-l.no faw t .IS. H lrsw berrlea per pint few ealea .*» prloa inoomulele. Hqiiaeh H Imaliela Malian l.oq-t.so poorer low aa, L U huahala la m a a lia 1.74-1.00 few I.II-I.S O tmshede E* I f a *■**••■** few fhirnfp tope tmahela LOS. W alercraaa per hunch .10 .,is . iiiv iii'wn nnid mi v iiri cn|punut;iii| Keyes lleceh, had sent on Oct. 3 a carbon copy nt the dispatch which Beech said Tokyo censor would out clear on the ground it would cause Dean's family "great personal anguish" and might cndangrr tho general's life. Beech reported MaJ, Roy K. Appieman of Itlchmond. Vs., official Army historian, told the corres­ pondent an account given Applemnn by n North Korean agent who allegedly befriended Dean. "I rannnt vouch for his story, hut It Is the most rredlble among mnny that I’ve heard at to what happened lo Dean after the fall of Taejon," Appteman laid. In brief, the urcnunl Is this: After the fall of Taejon, Dean wandered off In the hills, scraping up whatever food he could find to survivo. Ultimately, ha went In a Korcnn village for food, was spotted by a North Knresn agent and taken prisoner. Dean wnro no Insignia of rank nr anything else to Identify him as a general officer. Hli identity was not dlsrnverod until liken lo Pyongyang, Then Iho Communist* separated him from other MOWN and qucstioni’il him "aimnat with­ out letup for eight days but tic rcfusrd in give the enemy the In­ formation lory wanted despite his weakened condition " "llu apparently nova* ronnvnrH from tho etfects of his wanderings. Ilo suffered an attack o) uiarri.cn that iilmusl kilted him, then re­ covered lo ho struck by another illness that wasn't Identified." Applcman quoted the North Kor can agent as saying Dean was "very despondent" when he last ■aw him. The News said Applemen related ho was Inclined to believe the ngcnl's story because "it was ob­ vious he know Dean Intimately as only a nmn could who had been around the general a lot." The agent had been detailed to pcan'i guard when the genera) was sep­ arated from othar prisoners and placed In a house, Applemen said football team §1 of 420,903 no t e a s ass- 1 Holohan, Lt. Alda leardl and 8ft. Carl G. LoDolce parachuted behind the German Unea la Italy In 1944 on a secret mtaalea to de­ termine how much Amerlesa arma should be given to Comm uniats and non-Com munlits fighting in tha Italian underground agalaat the Germans. Holohan waa slain and hla body thrown Into a lake. The depart­ ment aald Investigators bad Warned he was poisoned and shot In a plot Involving Icsrdl and loDolce who had quarreled with Holohan because ha would not agree with them on giving s-m i to Commu­ nists. The release said LoDolce had made a confess Pm a year before tho Army made tha affair publle. It said there had been no pref­ er utIon because neither tf. 8. mili­ tary nor civil courts had Jurisdic­ tion. leardl, formerly of Pittsburgh, was then living In New York. LoDolre’s home was Rochester, N. Y. Both men denied In statements In reporters that the Defense Dapnrtment'i account waa trua and denied any part In Holohan’* death. Since publication of the story, law officers In Italy have mao* preliminary movea looking toward extradition of th* men to face trial in Italy. Roth leardl and LoDolce ware honorably discharged from Uw Ar­ my after tha war. Cols said today that ea far aa he knows thay a rt atm In the United States. Replying to a re- of Mrs. Evelyn II Kllpstcin, Fort Pierce, Capt Millard Allen, son of Mr*. Selby Prescott, Lake Wales Pfc John S. Granger, son of Mr and Mrs John I). Granger, Plant (.'Ity Sgt. 1st (.’la** Gerald G. Wright, ion of Mr and Mr* II. D. Wright, flonlfay he called for testimony In hla t'pl. William A Crew*, grand­ son of Mr und Mr* Green Kerry Hill, Perry. t'pl George W Smith, brother of Mr* Mattie Johnson, Dade City. Pfc Marvin E Dorsey, son of Mr*. Annie M. Dorsey. Winter Garden. Pfc. Lawrence A Burlier, son of Mr. and Mr*. I. E lluzhco. Iluskln Pvt. Oil* I, Glenn, son of Mr* Odessa K Glenn, Avon Park. Pfc Edward (' Sheffield, son of Mr anti Mr* Council P .Sheffield, Lnmunt Pfc Horace It. Sheffield, son of Mr*, ilalllr L. Sheffield, Tallnha* see. CpI James J. Pope, son of Mrs. Brownie J. Knight, Dover, Pfc. Charlie K, Ferrell, son of Mr*. Dorn It. Ferrell, Ocala. Pfc. Sumurl J. Furrow, husband of Mrs. Mildred E Farrow, Pen­ sacola is::',„qT ^ fcr&? js ATLANTA 'XWi ne urlsoner of war 11*1 which hroughl |oy lo many homes across the nation left one young hrlilo In n slain of tearful confusion today. Mrs. Agnes Sasser, 22, was read­ ing the PUW list Wednesday when her eye* fell on tho nnmo nf her first husband, Pfc. Wnllrr It. Dixon, Olxnn hud been rrqkirtcd killed In Korea In May, 1031. In Septem­ ber, Agues married Pie. William C. Sasser at Fort McPherson, near Atlanta. Then Wednesday, word of her first husband . . . The first thing Mrs. Sasser did after spotting the namo was call her present husband, Hill, who waa so stunned he couldn't say any­ thing. Later, walking un and down and wringing her hands, Mrs, Sasser told reporters. "I Just don't knuw what to do. I haven't been aide In think It through. Yon have no Idea how I feel. 1 Just can't bolleve Walter’s stilt alive." Rut Mri. Sasser aald she’s sure the Dixon carried on the I’OW list Is her first husband because "the serial numbers match." And yet, "The Defense Depart­ ment told me Waller was wounded hy bomb fragments nt tho front nnd dlnd the same day." Also, she continued, Dixon’s Ito,non Insurance policy was paid In a lump sum by the government. The Defense Department says the discrepancy has been sent lo Gen, Matthew Rldgway for Investigation. Mrs. Saaaer, originally nf Cull­ man, Ala., married Dixon at Conley, Ga., In April, 1930. The Kaisers left Fort McPherson early today for • two-week vaca­ tion at an undisclosed spot In North Carolina. . Before they left aha was asked which husband shs’ll stick by. , "1 don’t know," ahs answered. "BUI and 1 may not even be mar­ ried. On, t Juit don’t know what b a n brought out into Iho open u • fraud," ba added. "The prepoitUon to outtaw the atom bomb a* a first itep shows what they really fear." He aald the adoption of the commlaalon for Germany waa a great defeat for the Soviets, who ’'nave had to ahow and make clear that what they want la elcctlnna they ean control and that their Idea of Yankee* haa hit eigl In World Serlea play, Adolph F. Rupp haa been head baiketball coach at the Unlveriltj ■ alnce 1931. of Kentucky SURPLUS SAVINGS FOR SANTA HOUSE I’AINT BOYS' SLACKS MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS Crease Resistant Finest Quality Gab­ ardine MA8TEUCRAFT Gabardine Men’n Loafer* BLANKETS E xception*! 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(('■ntlwons Wrwa F u n i tlon Ftnonen Oorporntlon The b uklng eommlttaa, Ing at RFC Iwm pellelai, kepwtsd efforts by Pi Truman to gain Ssnota si An Arttmis figurt-Prrftct dtp *)«h the pwaoisJ mi that gives you a wiaght fromskin (hoi i won’t ride up, agd sbodica HrWip m m raw kre Extra Chriatmas Bonus fmk, Mdaw, th?k!uo or wktw, in horn mukdUaaami rareo enpa wkMoakawdary and *hlia Ue* m tfm J J re 40. Alw 329 sp 349 a whlw only few Low — Turkey — Pi LACE n p w HALT SUM Kg F ;-/iw , m **k%f* < IP! �♦* * 'I Nation's Traffic Toll Hits 999,750 Wednesday Nite Death Total Expect* e d To Pass 1 Mil lion On Saturday 1 By The Associated Pres* | The nation's (rattle loll today neared the one million mark. ; The National Safety Council said the crand total had risen to 999.750 Wednesday midnight. | It added: "The remaining death* arc exBarted to occur hy about noon Sattmlav II the anticipated travel and grciuent pattern does not change." Out tho council alao advised clrivnu and walking Americans that 'the millionth death can still be Mwtponcd by Improved traffic beiavlor In the final houra." The ataiement was. In effccl. Hie lag algnal for the final laps In a ace against death that began Sept. That was the date of the first Imown motor vehicle fatality in the (VS. The victim was H. II. Oils*. He stepped from a trnlley and was n over by a horseless carriage New York City. ! Thereafter, the toll rose — slowly >t first and then with alarming Speed. Kalallties reached a peak of .39,$f>9 in 1041 They slumped off dur­ ing World War II. then rose to the 1051 average of around 100 per day. Now Motorized Death is nearing the end of his drive to the one fefllllnn milestone, with his elapsed lime Indicated at SI years, three months and eight daya. - "It Is a tragic and ironic circum­ stance that the mllllnnth death should occur almost on the very fvc of Christmas," said Ned If. Dearborn, council president. "To those Americans who arc (hocked — and f know that many •ro — 11 teems an appropriate lime for each of us to pledge re­ doubled efforts as drivers and com­ munity leaders toward prevention gWwantnn recklessness on the high ways." 1 The cnuncil has promoted M Day in the hope that the day of sorry will help lo slow Ihr ate of slaughter. The council does not Intend to nnme Hie millionth victim. Nobody can do sn with certainty The main reason Is that traffic fatalities for the first 52 years of the century are estimates — not actual figures Recent death statistics — up In t'fti Including those of Wednesday ............. — were „„ lv •■>»>*.««<• midnight compiled uj, by the rll from ‘ founcll reports from slate acrecord bureaus. From Wednesday midnight on, I The Associated Press participated .................................... | In tho task nf collerting reports of‘ otor vehicle deaths — all deaths accidents Involving n motor voclo on a street or road. 1 i These figures will he given to ‘fie council's statisticians In Chiagn twlre each day. Tile cnuncil I tabulate them and work In at It calta a "corrective Jaclnr," at means It Will and a certain tut mlier of deaths, based on sta tlsllenl experience — lo cover I He lealhx which normally go unre­ eled on tnr thr day it occurs ■ported ['That day may he Haturdny But the day nml hour depends on the B S Chinese Reds Are Using Christmas For Propaganda Lake Monroe School Christmas Program its wild. ia m c. Automobile Group Asks Higher Prices As Safety Measure WHITE o w e GOUTS 2 9 .5 0 FORMAL TROUSERS 12 .5 0 BUCK SHOES 11.5 0 TUX SHIRTS 5 .9 5 TIK, BOUTONNIERE AND HANDKERCHIEF SET .Senator Calls For More Fast Tankers WASHINGTON *jx—Sen O'Conor iM Mil* said Inday Itils country must build more high speed tank­ er* to meet the challenge of Itu* o f new and *ia » expanding fleet of faster submarine* O’Conor. jusi hack from a two week In n to South America said also that Hie niitinli's preparedness i>■ in must include construction of more passenger ship* capable .a rapid conversion to irop trails Itoffs only by personal observation, he ■m l ill a statement, "w as II poxs| l.le for mi- fully to assess the dan - i .mi country runs in not moving limn- speedily In add lo its present supply" id belli fail tanker, and passenger v e s s e l s suitable for inn version to troop c a r rie r' I'be leportei! policy in our gov . om-iit of depcmbiig upon foreign vessel* m case of i-mergemv is ■ .................is.glued ami I lu-lieve danger mir to our future scctn tty <Cl nnui --aid Itii.i-.l a i u u k b o n . I l i e n a b - m t a l l b o i i i h c f e i c it n d e n e , b a s t * w ith a av o i v h u t N x - i i c ate * A n • Il'V w i n 111 p il - p il M - tin - ~au i--' i In Use . elld e lls.-d lo illllto . O l io iii im iI with extra m-u e n i n g --iii.MI. p a l l i e , Ii i o w i i s u g i i i . p i e pin ', m iistn n l, W o r c e l e i siui •i n n .-, b i n u i i l u i c e h i v i m ' g a i , n o I 1n b a s e i i . \ x < von will llav-e In sell them HI. uttti nils 1 oo (lie met its ul iii'ii application I feel that i.uigrc .u»« ' i'>P-> cm - xhmild not ha to anything Vi .I., xxtin tviii'iiirr - o h ............. .. ■r .i - it e . | " I r r o i^ r (.AMBLING TAX JACKSONVILLE UB-Dran A Lit Hrflcld, Orlando harientler and brother nf Volusia County Sheriff Alex Lltlleflcld, was Issued a $50 federal gambling occupational lax stamp hern Wednesday, (wn days offer Orlando police arrosird him on charges of selling a lottery ilckel. CHRISTMAS FI NERY T h r g i f ! hr'11 l l t u n h y o u f o r o il th r o u g h ih r y e a r . / / Z' /• tl . . w DART 5 .0 0 .liiirrirn't m in i po/zrdrtr w hllr th irl! SUSPENDERS :i5c nml fi/i 1 .5 0 There's not u man olive who can have too many man alzrtl. Arrow Immlktr^liirfs. They're beautifully tnatle, nlw-i'a good-halniitig—whether you choose al\ whites, colored borders or smart initial deilgns. In both fine cottim and pure imtvorted Irish linen. Buy hirn a Cliristmai boxful today . . . it's the perfect gift for every man you knowl You At n, GAISESVTI.I.F. .1' The Florida Plant Heard in 1931 tn*peeted a l­ most a thousand more nurseries than were in the slate 10 years ago. mil mtem-pted destructive pests from Latin America, iiaiy .... . Ihr Hahnmas Plant Commissioner \r th n r I’ Brown said mosl of the pests, in­ cluding fruit files orange *i abx. bean weevils, stem borers, pink hollwnrnis, and a Ivpe ..f citrus canker, were found III baggage of planes landing at Florida airports Itrown reported that 3.053 mir scries, which cultivated 92.1'htX 791 plants on 3.789 acres of land during 1931. were inspected ills report said Hie board also identified xvleporisls. a virus di­ sease budded on sweet lime or lemon stock which has probably hern in Florida several years tint lias shown 11(1 very lillle because sweet lime slock has not been wide !v used 'file Plant Hoard also made c survey which revealed presence ol Hie avocado weevil in II South Finn.la counties and identified tinground pearl, a soil inhabiting pesl similar to the mealybug, in lawns of the Pensacola area tins (.hr isi mi is! STUDS & LINKS Ww WW Be Glad To Help Choose Your F o rm a l A t t ir e Plant Hoard Checks Numerous Nurseries 11'thr snir hr I tor hr Is llw best V,'''H ANDKERCHieFS At Thcrr ore n lot of reasons why he'd like to g* t mi Arrow D.irt! Its medium point, non wilt collar linppcm to be his Invaritc. It's rom frrtablr, good looking, ami stays fresh all dny long. Then oil those Arrow dr tailoring rxtrns: Mitogo cut for trimmer til; durable but torn ancharod an; superb long wearing "Sanforized" broadcloth (less tlum 1% shrinkage). See why he wnnts an Arrow Dnrt? It's a "can’t miss" Christmas giftl Castle Jewelry 111 W n l V in t rbMw last SANTA'S .STORE FOR ARROW G i m ait,', vU&R.yTfcii 1 5f3$ ** ■ M r.ige . ba rn a rd Extortion Case Of Minister Pilot, Hubert S. Fry Is Killed In Plane, Heading For Jury Blind In One Eve T1FTON, Ha 'Jv_ Till county Sheriff T. C. (irrer said two men believed lo have been among seven rlsoners who rsraped from Slale load Camp 30 near Callahan. Fla , Sunday have been returned In Folk slon today Sheriff Hrecr said the iwn were arrested Wednesday lie said a truck believed alolrn In .lacksnn vllle by the escaped prisoners was found abandoned In Fnlkslmi the same dny. Three of (he seven escapee* were raptured near Jacksonville Toes day. Chars. tier. JO. 1931 Senator Monroney Plans Bill To Prohibit Influence In Tax Cases SKfUH., Korea «.ws—Chinese (teds WASHINGTON r Ken Monrmi are ti-dng a new kind of propaganda ey il> Okla i '.tut to d a y 'h e will mi tlie Korean War front —t'lirlst ’ Introduce m January a hilt to pro mas stockings The D K Eighth Army said hiliit any member ol Congress cheese cloth stockings full of t'lirlst from Interfering in a inx case mas cards, cheap presents, and in pending before (lie internal dev citations lo surrender wrre being eiiue Bureau ib-inei t-d" by the llcdr Monroney. one or the aullmi * ,.f Most are brought across the lines by Korean farmers Others are the Congressional Reorganization sneaked ncross and left where At Act of 19 hi. snul his proposed lied troops can find them A typical stocking was shown to measure uso would >1 ►place lax correspondents today It contained collect ion agent* under Civil Serv h-e. i !) require |»ihlieatlon of any a handkerchief, a wooden elga telte holder, I1 Christmas card with intervention hy a lawmaker in a lilting verse, a safe conduct pass RFC loan vase, ami i ' h.ir pen urging killed soldiers In surrender, stuns to officials convicted of a la|H*l pin "peace dove." and a breach of public tru-.t \ artely of pictures Internal Ucvt-mic Ibireau scandals Tin- pictures were designed to called In Henri .The Dutchman' contrast the hardships of war in (inilicuald to e\|>l.iiu In* associa Korea wtlli the luxuries of life in turns with Internal Revenue offl the t'nileil Stales rials Hue showed happy citizens loll Although (irvuicwald demanded mg In Florida sunshine, and half an open hearing, today's session frozen Murines marching 111 last was lo lake place behind closed year s llungtiam tiling evacuation doors (2 p mi ESI'» he grltn grim fare of Another showed the firimewald. something of a mys­ .i Marine a* photographed by l.lfo terious figure along Hie fringe of magazine's Dave Duncan In con­ Washington officialdom, has been trast was no American l>ccr adver portrayed as an intimate of tlsenienl showing a family gathered • Charles ithphani recently re around a loaded dinner table oil signed chief loiuisef of the luler r h n s im a s t>ay ual Revenue Hurr.iu. and an old I oiler the family group was this friend of IR-orge .1 Sihoeuem.m caption "Those who love von wind (who resigned la*! June vo.i back home safe and sound I'otll Monday night, tiriinew.dd Find a way out It is no disgrace le i|in! fighting In Hus uniusl war ” w is m a Wushmghm hnstul.d sot (cling from nr non* tension and mlier drawings included the fare Pupils of the laike Monioe School, of which Roy W. Nichols Is I'liiiln Hy Itnymond Studio el a hluiido; "Why not gu hack lo gastrointestinal disturbances Ills name popped up several times m principal, enjoyed a Chrixtinus piogram on Dec. 13. This w a s climaxed Hells” by the primnry grades and n plnytei by the .1inner High Srhoei h e r " ' by the rhorus singing Chilxtnins carols, the singers representing all tHiys, entitled, "No llooiil In The 11 li.'* Afli iwmd Kauln Claus gave \ elvlllnil wearing a red lieek the sulu-ommittee's hearings, dls tu "How would it lie lo get back ■closures from which r-oiilrituiled grades of the ■rhool. Tho program Included the singing of "Jingle rnmty to everybody. largely to Hit- suspension or firing into civvies?" V plump gent with a t sign on ,nf some 59 tax service employes firms made their rrqiiesi* under Grime walil w.i* suhtmenaed. lii' necktie "Why figlil for lutn’O" the Popchart Amendment lo the I'lus is Hie verse lh.it appeared - found to tie absent from Ins home Economic Controls Law Sen. Cape00 one of live Christmas cards and ioealed finally in Georgetown hart (It -(ml.) was sponsor of the "Whatever the color, race or Hospital There lie refused to talk amendment requiring that ceiling ‘ until In- could be heard in open 1 i ceil, prices make allowance for certain ' \ll ptam folks are brothers m session rises in costs. Mining other Hungs, mvestiga deed - — -— m e increases requested by the tors want to nsl, turn about a Jl "Both you and we want life and DETROIT The auto Industry four firms range, at the factory TAMPA ».P- The rase of Hubert IK'AI.V r resiimoiiy today m peace llisi loan acknowledged by Oliphant moved for higher prices today as [level, from 4.37 per cent on Ford’s, -s Fry. charged with trying to dlcatcd a Methodist minister killed ' It von go home the war will when he resigned two weeks ago Insurance ae.-iinst ridne cost, in Mercury models to 28 18 |>er rent extort IJ.otxi from the father of here N»v 27 when Ids C u d Mr i ease I'l-stitviug bet.-le tile i iiliilllitlee on Kaiser F ra zrr's Henry J Mod his former wife, headed for a fed Patrol i uli collided with an airliner Ml EighIM \rm v enlimel called oliphant descvilicd I it luu-w aid as 1952 els. eral mry 1ihIjiy was blind ill one cyi- and did not Ilie si ia kings "pitiful and Ironic." a dose friend Ford, Stmleliaker, Hudson anil The OPS will have to review and The ex wife, bcaoliful Hetty lamg have a v did pdot's luciistlie sun) Giucu.iul took an m ami added Charles S Collar, Civil Aivonnn Kaiser Frazer have applied for formally approve Hie applications Fry Frazier. 21, testified Fry liinic Ml this stuff demoo'lrnles him ter.-st In tax cases and once "told before they cun be pul into effect to her father's home In Autmrndulr ties Hoard m\r»tig.ilor fiom higher celling prices, the govern­ hard ihe Coimnunisls work at phv me he was helping" Keti Bridges (■enernlly, t h e proposed in- the night of Sept 3 and forced her ,.Miami said the Ids .Intui Mucv etiological warfare, and it also do lit N II i m a imibimdli-m dollar ment said Wednesday Auto Indus­ creases would bo the third (or the bi drive with litm lo Flagler lleach -33, Anthony had lost ins left eye moi'-lralcs how erroneous then lax ease aganisl > Hallnnoii- n u n try sources said oilier car makers car Industry Ibis year She said Fry, 23. was in a “ rather In a 19Id .luloiiiobd- aecldeiil conception Is oil how In appeal to Bridges has s.inl tlial whenever ore expected to follow suit. February. Stmleliaker may ills— drunken comlltion and was carry ( m l M-ruiiantu ■ Administration IIn- Mnericuii soldier " In- interested litlUsell in a tax i ase It was understood, however. Ihc close (he details of Its new curs l,ig a gun " tlafelv Agent tt K McLean Icslt tine Korean farmer delivered a In- always uisisti-d that any aelt.in price Increases, if authorized by next week There has been tm In rry . a former Tam pa filling sta ih.(i' m .,iv had to l bail a package ol the Christmas stockings taken lie "entirely pi oper anil cm the Office of Price Stabilization from Hudson when it will bon attendant, has been charged true rerent medical lli^t l cheek and 11ml.-i a truce Hag He said two reel " (OPS), would not apply lo 1951 diralion with kidnaping In state court, out that announce Us new models ___ his pilot' certificate, issued Itcil soldiers cscorietl him to the Monronev told n-portirs Inmodels The auto manufacturers Ol’S approves the Increases Hint ease lias not hern set for i in Kridurky in tiMI was nut valid loot ill an Allied held lull and told thinks iiieiidii'ts of < engross would seek authority lo raise prices on forIf Ihe four cur makers, retail In , , , 1 Melanin said Marv. a World War him to go the rest of Ihe way welcome a prohibition against llic.i models If they feel Increases creases by models based on current Admitted In evidence by Judge || , \|r F o n e iclci.ui. bad not up alone interfering in any lax matters ex art' necessary In keep a safe oper- ceilings would range approximate w. ... ,1,rkr.r Wn\ Idled r..r a medical flight check Ihc enhHid called the fanner. cept llii-ir own ntlng margin ly ns follows: admitted writing while at H auler Earlier, two Eastern Airlines pi Santa Claus with a fnmimmtsi "It would take Hie onus off ol Ford and the three independent lo, Mr* Frazierfl Ford — from 171 to $ llt; Mer­ ,Beach ,, , , father, ;uInis told Ihe i'All Investigators Ihiii'gun In Ills hack " ns if we were lialie.l trv law (min cury — J85 lo t ill; and Lincolns— Latimer A. 1-nog, on attnrney It although they had been notified hv .interceding for a i eiisliluenl or weather and the degree of caution $203 to $310. threatened In kill her unless U n g radio Hinl "local traffo " was using anyone else and it would make It MtllMAN SHOW of motorists and pedestrians from Stmleliaker — Champion models paid $3,(XH) a runway, they saw no other plain in'ALA -ft 1 lie eighth animal for more equitable disposition ol now to M Day. om $112 to ' from lo $153; ami Commander. try denied hr had any Inlenlhm „|„ft n,e day Ihcir craft clipped Hrah'.nan show here jHn""l*, V n u 'i H all eases," he declared But the experts, while hoping for $10! to $197 of harming hi* former wife and 1ihc wing of Hu- m um ter's Cub over f " ' M w ,n 1, m Amil her congress member. Ilep the best, exilin'I the vvmst. Hudson — from $95 in »H2 said be shll loved her He eon.end . X W hen The -Vi I m l ■ ' f i J X " h i ? l i r e ' ' h , * T c c ' e Iterlolii! i D .I'la l said toil IV m The council eslimalcs Dial —bar Katsnr • Frazer — from $379 In ed he had been frying fnr were . . .lo breeders , ' In the Icrrlloiv Ills u irk lv repot t lo i on-tiliienl rnr some s o m e 'w e re uai.-hmu watching for it,t t.m. led ring n huge wave of caution—409 $-117 on Henry J. models ami $hl2 lime tu effect n reconciliation and Capi .1 E Ihshnp Ailauta said 'served bv the F.nslem Htalimai that there ale some tilings Con Americans will lose llirlr lives In on Kaisers Hint she came with him willingly he was In tin- left cockpit -eat ol Association gri-s. member-, cannot do traffic accidents during the fotirShe was with him when he was Mrdor at the cnniiot., ns then two "Fol example we ate mil able dny Christmas holiday week-end There have been three tie games arrested Sept, ll at the East Coast engine plane with 17 passengers to pel III I loan for people " InI Hfl Mlt D K STItm I H This estimate of deaths—flOO-ls in World Scries competition n o t resort. aboard landed >ufclv uh little It xon de ire such a In.in the largest the cmmcTi ever h.is *lo- New- York (Hunts have been JACKSONVILLE OB Ah ..hoi lav said Mrs Frazier denied there were damage aftei ........... m i ,.t ,|„„il I nit agents dcslioved a li'ci - ■lion made for a holiday Involved in two of th«m. any plnns for a rccom lll.ili.m Stic goo fed still 12 miles smith ..I here [said she allowed Fry to come vlsll , Ulsliop said I aw a ibm hint liquor Calhoun Malpbui'Nc her nv her father's home only to and fell a -light dump , though Wcdnc'dav w.is ariestril and ri-loa-i d on see their two small children She i|u. plane had hit a bud Most gro V.aai li.iod remarried after divorcing Fry 111 ,,f ||U. passcugcis woi not aware 1918 but her second husband was ,,f ||u. ai eulciil sislanl chief nf Ihe CAM Heating killed in Korea last spring 1 Mney's plain- crashed m a and llcports Division, sunt the ed area llearmj; was to "assemble I n Is I he hearing u . let c .I'd m not determine resfionsihllitv for Ho­ di finitely " Alien Houldeo ax crash " (O N v rrrs taken Fcr Holiday Parties and Dances Formal Attire that is Correct 4 ■' TIIK SANFORD IIKIIAI.D SANTA’S STOnE FOR ARROW GIFTS �0 « ^ 3 f r f f . 5,-> ‘ ' ^ .............................................................................. ^ i * , i- - <, • • , * . THE SANFORD HERALD *>«• * Thura Dec. 20, 1931 Uncle Sam Is Now Pitching The Woo HOLLYWOOD H TowardTheWomen Br HOD THOMAS S o m C T O yS S h o u ld Hollyw ood trv-"siy, George, lly DOROTHY ItOK (hat permanent lookn simply grand Associated Press Women's Editor on you. Where did, you get || If you are u healthy, unmarried donoT" woman between the i i k <‘S of 18 “ Why, thank you, Herbert. I got and 33, you enn expect some heavy It at Plorrc’s Salon for Men. You wooing from Uncle Sain during should try him; he'a grand for the next few months. failiU ." You’ll be bombarded bv rudlo, That's the sort of conversation teii-vision, hiiiUmd >■> you'd be hearing on the bus, If lie prints—perhaps even by per­ Patricia Stens had her way. She's sonal interview. advocating beauty parlors for men You’ll be shown the lirnndishMiss Sles might well be collrd rnents of travel, adv, Mure, ro­ a beautician for men. Her principal mance, ediirntlon nod m itci train­ job Is growing hair on holding ing. pates, and she claims to have done There will bv no doubt left in so for an Imposing list of Holly­ your mind, ttie i-nio|iu!gii ,.,miKr wood actors. t ..................... ............ ngi-rn hope, tliut Unde .Sum loves She Is also concerned with making males more hand­ you, wants you and needs you. some. Tho object of all this, of course, >rv , “ Why shouldn't men look their Is tu persuade you to put on u . best? Inquired Miss Slcnx, an at- uniform. ■ tractive woman who Is quite vocal The opening guna of un all out about male appearance. “ Why recruitment drive will In- fired should women huve a monopoly on throughout tho country Nov. II, making an effort to Improve their with the goal of enlisting ||2,i*(>0 appearance? There are simple women in ull branches of Die arm­ things that men could do to make ed servlres by July, 1062. themselves look heller, and still The present total of U. 8 ser­ not detract from thc-lr manliness. vice women, including nurses, is "For inslsnce. rnuny men hove 90,000. eyebrows and eyelashes that are It seems the current women's too light to lie seen. The application rerriillim nt drive bus been some­ The Iron snd steel companies of Ihe United Slates now have plants located In II elates, accardlnn to of a little eyebrow pencil would thing of it flop. Tin- girls have .nuu! , - at„ ': h 11? ,h,U ,’1/1 A m , , u «" ,' t,n »'•** S ' " 1 Inillluts. This country has the world’s blggsil steel give their fares a great deul of turned u cold iiiul fishy eye on the industry, one that Is rapidly being expanded toward an annual capacity ol clots te 120 million lone. character and handsomeness I do best lures of military life. After It for many of them who come to nil, they have bud u wide dmiee my shop, and they don’t mind II of careers lately. Ilmdm-ss mid at all.’’ been bidding fiun- y # P d tfi H o u irlm it ‘‘r* thousands in his back . of hts first steps was to develop _ She added that many men would industryforhave yurd here As far as he can find process to keep the clover leaves their services. A good k jl« I l l l U L o l t l U l l be more attractive with • different tlcally out. ho Is the lly commercial from withering'and crumpling. these days cun ulinnsl shade of hair. In fact, some of secretary name her own sulury and lake them havo been using the home- her Pn,1hoC C wnd,. ,,r ' Cl° VCr P'" nl* ,,c ,h- natural green pick of Jolts. coloring und replaces It with an al­ dye kits now on tho market On Ills father, Charles T. Daniels, The burgeoning bureaus in the sly, of course. a Mamaroneck, N Y. greenhome cohol hose dye that won't fado and “ Men who havo been disfigured Washington have hud to nerd operalor. spent t5 years expert which also toughens the plant. teams out through the country to In tho war must wear makeup and ST PKTKIt.SUUItO iyr>—William menllng with clover before he de­ Ife still sells many In hulk to they become used tu the Idea,'' lure typists und secretaries Into F. Duniels grows gooil luck Ihe veloped u species thul produced other firm*, hut Is Irving to draw she remarked She mentioned a government Job*. Ilusiness men wuy some people do tomatoes. well known actor's son In law, who nave been tearing their huir und Daniels produces four leaf rlov- four leaves consistently. More than half the plants now production under his own control. had Iwen badly burned while fly­ offering such things us daily cock­ lie has Iwo employes who pick piiHluce four leuvux; the others ing for the British. lie puls on u tail parties ami prospective bps- ure 3,273 uriny nurses, and 7,0410 about 3,000 of the plants every day huve worthless sets of three and bands tu reluctant stenos. makeup as a dally routine. lire nveilvd. An additional 2,000 five leaves They are grown In of Die year. The loaves are sorted Miss Stens suid that a prime .. , , ' , WAF nurses ure lire wanted, to nils,nils,' Now the girls uni to get both WAr hy lire, the smallest Imlng the function of mule boauly parlors liiuri'lif of tho liitoit |itnrnoUorifil the lolul to 1.700. The Navy has fji'JJo ' . J ’ ,f,Cally ,er,‘ most vuluuble. would be to show men how lo hlttHt, (li'MijcnfMj to ionvlncif thi'fn Daniels said many other people eni|l,ge'twant" ">“»* The elder Daniels developed the stylo (heir hair. Sho argued that that they'll find ......... .. „f d „, K "" lf1, good luck plants us a hobby for huve claimed production of fourImproper styling was a mujor rainbow In nilllttirv service. mill) chance showed him leuf clover*, hut their product al­ cause of boldness. There is nil duuht Dint the need ways proves to bu Mime similar “ Most men still comb their hulr for sc plant Ihe way Ihcrt* mothers tried to the The U. S Department of Agricul­ train It," she said. "The fact Is cares ture has certified hlx plants as the that every head Is different, und fold. real thing—trifolium repens, ho each haircut should be styled to W’ur . said fit the head hy an expert. Other­ to . .. .........Hlng oiricor wise, the hair will not grow proper­ dorks ami chauffeurs. gives you the eye one of these From lluil Marl, the Daniels wore ly." Today the services list 330 dlf- fine days, anil before you know soon selling millions of Ihe plants She cited Ihe dangers of culling fen»nt Santa Anita ha* a rulo that no It, vou may find your self In a In hulk lo greeting curd manufueJohn to women, mini ?* holr either too long or too short Injf nil thu way from ru<!ur ami uniform designed by llulDe C ar­ entry shall he received of any lurcrx uiiil novelty firms. horse not stabled on the grounds, snd assailed film slurs who did so. to photography ami ail negie (for the WAC) or MatnboehThen William Daniels, 30. decided unless approved bv the Racing j “Toko rnen like Farley (Iranger, electronics '» (for Ibe WAVES). toimibllirepair. lo make Ihe novelties himself. One John Dorek and Tuny Curtis," she Secretary or Stewards. It Is stressed that young wo­ declared. "Each of them icm has hus hair __ men enlisting in any branch of that la a mess. It flops around unmanageably, and none of them the servlres hut especially in the ever looks well groomed, even In Women’s Air Force, will havo u tuxedos. They havu to load Ihclr high proliability of overseas serM ir with goop, and Dial's tho be­ Vlre. ginning of Ihe end. Their hair will Enlisted women and non-com* be falling out by the handful. draw base pay ranging from 373 ' On tho other hand, men like monthly private’s pay fur Dm first ifr ry Lewis, David Wuyno and four months of service to $108.43 Mickey llooncy cut their hair loo for a minder 'sergeant. An en­ T H O U G H T 'i* T abort. The hair on Iho side of Die listment bonus is {mid In udvaiu-e, fvsr MtUil 419 head Is stronger, and It takes the riuiKlntf from |00 for u thrt'o*yu«rftlesii l*w . . . . . . . I — Strength from Iho top, which gets hltrh to fi'tltl) for n *ix-yuur ti'rin. Set conuinv R mulii-colorrd thinner and thinner. Additional bonuses are paid for tunc ihjftftl hulbt uiih clipi "Tliut happened to Dick I’owcll. foreign servile. Ami nil this, tie drug re mi f Jth Yotkci lie VkhI IiIh hair cropped five yearn government Is ipdi k to point out, ago for 'Cornered,' ami discovered Is gtuvy, slrn-v food, qiilirlers, how thin Ids hulr wu* gelling. elotldiig, dental ami medical eutu That's when he cuinn to me, ami are ull free. now ho has a fine head of hair O/fIccrs 'Daw puy runglng front again." 121-1,73 for u second lieutenant to Miss Stent sighed that male *4311 for a lieutenant colonel, beauty parlor* might be Imprnrll Mill" monthly *ul»i|jilufirtt und ijimrcal, since men wouldn't want lo lets allowances, and increases ufbo scon entering them. Then luiw ler certain terms of service. rklng bock ho ' to prohibition about barking HltfKMt enlistment drive is for tlsysf There could bo bouuty-oaslcx the Women's Air Force, which now with peep-holes In the doors ami has 8,000 women, wants 48,0410. everything everything. WAC enrollment Is now II.04M). Just knock twice and ask for with a goal of 30,000, WAVES Francois. have 6,(100, want 10,000. There Devotes Self To ... Four Leaf Clovers \y " Fr............... PC IJM R U T ...ANDERSON ~WafyA££K (ZgeHcy • * ................. - .............t *' ■ , ,r t • • m ^ I -• g * Jim White, former player for I the New York Athletic Fordham, I* the new heed coach■f of 11 ! basketball team. Be Shared By All Family Members AP Ntwsf eat urea NEW YORK—Toya pr games which can be shared by the whole family should be Important parts of every Christmas check list. Bo aaya Emma Dickson Sheehy, associate professor of childhood education at Columbia University, who holds that pa rents can get to know their children better by sharing thslr play experiences. 8ht explains: "Parents must realise that play Is tho most Importan activity of childhood, and one of tho means whereby tho child's mlrnl, body and personality are devel­ oped. Therefore, the deeper the parent’s Insight Into his child’s play patterns, the more ho will discover about that child’s whole makeup," Following Professor Sheehy’s recommendations, the Toy Outd­ ance Council has urged Its 1,200 member retail toy stores through­ out the country to feature toys this season which will permit parents to share play with the youngsters. More than 60 types of toys artlisted which fall Into this cate­ gory, covering such varying in­ terests as music, sports, Indoor games nrit! other activities of un educational, vocational or dram­ atic nature. Parlor games, designed for par­ ticipation hy the whole family, am recommended hy Melvin Freud, president of the Council. These Include table football und baseball games, indoor bowling ■eta, billurds, puzslcx and chal­ lenging new hoard gomes. Freud luldsi "Construction sets and craft toys that can he worked by the l,B,,'/it In cooperutlon with tho child are particularly beneficial." 8porta equipment also is recom­ mended, such os lalde tennis, boxing gloves, huskctbulls, footLull* urn! limii'lutll pnrupherniillu* If tin* parent I* adept at mu*ic, n» can encourage the child to learn to play Home of tho toy musical inutninimt* now on the market. Among these me trap drum iota, electric organa, plas­ tic harmonicas and luigplpra. Vs * ' Club'. nW t V- r For Values That Build Friendship Always See CHOOSE A WATCH NOW FOR STRICKLAND—MORRISON THAT INCORPORATED Hrnl S t m t a* Sanford Avenue n o t h 'i : T «!„ *'■*• l * |T im I’l l o n r 20# GIFT- YOUR FRIENDLY os- i- n o iM T i: » i n t m i »:«t K I T A T I ! OK * \ | | | k i> I)R. C. L. PERSONS V o u sr« t h e r e b y n ,i | I M r ,l H is t n w rltt# *r» I n u t r u r n - n t p u r p o r l I m c to l'»* the* l .a n l W i l l m ill T m lt im w n t I l f " a P I t lv c M le n t h .i» l * r r n it .ln t iit « - .| t,» iir o liM t * in ih e <’ m ir t Y o u u r « h « *rrl»y <<»riifimrnl>Mt n m ii . I h aig l a lm u ln r rn o iiiS ** f r o m the* d ai«* o f ih t* f i r r i p i l l .I I . i l t l l i l l o f t i l l * n o t lr o I n u p l , r *»r *»• t h i s fN iu r t a t n l i l m w i a i i s s . SPECIAL CHRISTMAS DKAl.KIt SINCE UJ.1I OPTOMGTIUST EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED 116 South Paltnrllii Avenue lly Ray G o ltii Your / /y ^ y Y Nationally Fawoxi KAVWOOIII t l » | M*ny iiyln to choow from 31s - ' S Imagine Chilians* with the Smell of North Woodi I’m**1 • life rlu r' ' |u Pino <l» Scented uth button type o n a -laitin i 11 C ounce Hie AUTOMATIC Beautiful TIIE LONE RANGER Styles For Men And Women — I 1).75 to 125.00 W ERE ACROSS — CAST/i •a r t O A T iK o n Th E " W1TTNAUKH * TISSOT LONG INKS 1IMVEKSAL CROTON GIRARD ^ W ATER. T t lg a iU ’T l f s T i r g l " ' m IU . DC A W AU. r ’8 t DEThED. uS •»- --- -------------- ELGIN IHJLOVA 14. i f R T A M . t**- 6CNA4.B0C tV^ T0 5 tr n«E TO WeOLTUATB ARE COMW II HAMILTON .................... t IM- I ’o iirt lo Handy Ol/ 1 for the Trawler UTILITY HITS Wide win,ion lu (hoove (tom. 1 1 1 -1 1 5 -3 1 1 « im Ideal (ill lot the home I or lorupGIin. COFFIl MIKKR AhO TEE .y * TOwnSMLH/ GARLAND I'ERRKGAUX **. ». I- Wm. £ KADER, Jewleer f *~T RUL-PS SMPEROR A PLOW8R S -L M Te 5 f lltiuilID l i s i l l l VVhOl E woclP I T ugse are n o C 0 L N T K .E 3 A N Y A\OCS I TweiTE ASE NO A\Oi?S NATIONALITIES... JU$T PEOPLE! A N P O r CCCC S E T L ( Ki;u.iN (3 C l A D 9 . . . ELOWBg-31 j -----J- ------- * f PwCnep ,1 A ip : I Ifftl.i'vg. S T S ■ 221 Fanl Flrnt ABCO Alamlnu# *• 1. ia F«P Biso# W ltsstl, Plav. Phone Dll Phone 337-W. V specials I «v*| / sstk. All the IHOI j lA'gal Notices 4 IN Y O U R H O M E FLASH GORDON and hin adventures in npuce H 6 Z FROM 8 A. M. TO 8 P. M. ON CHRISTMAS DAY . . . wetL. /MM. m |# 1 UVlei. «Kh1 (ompttwwtth jy&ii t* ea, r n rxe whcx.8 since bo ss o ' have a iirne wo« use INSTALMENT LOAN eeseecx, rext *Cl* KCty, wAcpea' 11 Ihurrot'. . . . ' ‘.S (o w e m SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL RANK this stub / \\ BEETLE BAILEY T T q Jr mPDONME.* : i GOLD4EP OvN VOU TELL ME. VtVIEPE^ THE BUS GTADOWfl IS? lly Marl Walker VOU BET lOvCV GO THIS WAY TWO WOCkS THEN RIGHT A BtOCtC. RCitfr AWOUtfR (ilXkLETT TWO W.OCkSifi / . RIGHT rtwe 3T H T P ER. MAYBE ID B E I t t R fXJ WITH AMD StOW VOU ~l l ML WAY {f D |I I •-11 1• .1 1 nl T i l l > If *• Ilf llll(T lllno-eiiM I I .Ml \\ I It III • If -It lo.ll I Mill A* uf I ».4fl Ii m# \ Ml .ill t'.« If I'l nil • Is.Ii I Heslllll if Yllll*. I I I I I' I nlesiM.il in I *t|ii#»l.»ll*in si MI \\ < fu ll tl il Mi iii .I I T ill' il si iii.-.s M t l.r l XH l d M i l l t r .1 !• ..- » HOLLOWAY'S IN OKLANIH) Hy I'uul KultinHiin , t t w o o r Net s o t OKAV. _ _ :V ~ don r CABS WHATMAPPONB e u r — Y a N Y M O (8 *» — £ m a t* C M U C IC ,n L ip g , P O O P l C — B v i . tf-r ■1.IV ±1 w* 3.59 ;">t h It IRVHY'S IMP. SCOTCH 4,99 5th TH/n S-" UOIIIPS .-I Yll. 111.ENDED O OQ WHISKEY ririit III) PRIM IF LONDON DRY G IN THE STORY OF SANTA CLAUS Across Iht- Atlantic CR- ion A ■■ - Wav* l‘Sfl -• , bJ: • • WL*.,*. flume I29t U‘- I l.r fti IImvwflltf rule* ••Ml*l 9 *«• nil U nnI %d« |*u»ilUI*#il In lisa ^ mnI..e.I llrraLli I lima It* pre llnr lN*r»ll«vi il ilitirw I Or |irr Mur iMwrvIliiN II lim n Hr |M-r Mur Itixrilliiii ‘ill Hliir* II** |irr llnr lisarrMeeil A* |*rr lln# fee# hneeli • esHttNrl I l»r m u Ja lu fl-r M ll.nililr reilr fee# I.lie* L I,n r • n|*« PHONE l IS ' Real F-datn For Sale —.1 III-- lluninm* (l|i|iorH,nillra —I t .I good bind, Jin ill) .SMALL lll'SIN t.SS 4230, nr iced •f|||»|i Fr Low uni. I'liimu 1;- oi 1HI . w MM It l.l'S Mill SAM', Par lies,ills . —* Si'Ll I \ l I w r r l l Ii lllld 8 l ‘,M. SKItV Il'liH —1# Minion ri-pulreil. MRS lllil i U \ VIII I I It'S I ho , W \S III\i; U "1* I ■ .....iioiuli -d a i vi. e. Work ' nl • nl l‘igg Wiggly un 1 gmirnnHid Lull U2N-.M. I i-Vi it'. II VI i m I- , i.DS Co. 11,di ,i- Im.’ I; hh'* llnki i v Im* old fiixhloneil F hiii l tike iieid in fl.73. II im, ’* Tiixiiln I m | Shoe •i; i .*i Fix* Mb 11-ii H i l l: 1 1 n i n lit., 1, 1 lento, tun NLU t l . IMiHS Mirtncrd tu par1 1*1 , 0 *1, i.f liiii-di.-i nod e.i■iit-lt- - 01 Ibdlibty box. 1 :*„■< feelh'N. fud floors miulv Ilka l'-i-L l . l I If, | to w Flm long, ten lung A wax •ng 1'olnhii powrei plant, l i M.ilHlH M i l I II.. I. x D u III oil V*iUs .ispeiienea -a Mvmiael# I ,' '.I I- x1 .-Hi ,0 • ■■,1 d • I 1 ■■N toUNty, II. M tilriisuD, l.aka l'l"*in ItH 1 I, 23511 I'nlmilhi. M s-v HI! \ N , . I S ..... I g i , i , u f m i t <1 on U nnI Alla will l.r t#rep|ilr«| eur# I Mr f#lr |*le.<Mr ten liirm- ■ I-. 1 .o il 1 mo lino , (t mi 1.0 ,* R .•151 V.Mui Moining Si-litmel, (lr« i. e*•11 *| ii m rHnVMr II »emr MHieft* la \ 4 4'l«W• lit,1)1, , 'el.-i ; \ \ * In in I. • K'eiuiig Sim Call Rul|ih llwlrel In ll»r Irlnel.Miir !•••••!». In IJaV I l.l*. .1 LSI D I t'RN I I I RI-; living H...m, rrlMPN Mir Ikle mi e•Mill.... . Ihr riiltrrllarr la r»|*relr.| lee |»np l ’ i -I H i t ) , 11, k I I r lli- ll- l l r | * li til \ / e l . fill |i h v i s l n n Hfleeiul |*1 !•in |i 119# |N urilrv !••# ii» tee I■»■*."• W nil. I 5 III I- M . to Ini III.II oiler 450 a i l nil III* rnnlrr Ihr hral •*•••*!hie n r n lrf . hilled f m Willi iio b -i'l until Nil U nnI %it# milal l.r lie emr .'R ill ill: I CD I.... Ill- H. II,-,| Iifflia S I N Ik# ||||> Nrleerr |f*lMIDe. 25. |*H inD, X , H * ,1 1 1 .1 |, i,|. i -lit, |Ult I'NtlllN. M v< s LI I t I I t l L S K R V I f ' K Inn* Mo 1 he -1 • 11 h, ,i | i| ui ■i>7 Maunnliii t i e Plmne 101 • lllil Pin.Ill I Xjfi |{ I'lPNtP MM11f9 He Imiimr ill Ir I# If mn recur eeer imw In »m#r n«|. III: KLK I S Pel,*, Wat. Il llun.li,* lil t’ I S' till T8i l.l I' l Si U r •-miiiiiiI hr #r«|ieeM«llelr !••# • H I.IIW ■)., .lew eh , Ht'.l N, Nilirr IIinm • Mr Ini in ere I lM«r»I II. I.iiw' iiii, Jeweler lleeN. Pink Xnpl-nl MW North Park * venue VM\.s l.l I- IS, Sewing Mm bine I It I.MK D> I - i v. lin t ltd Kero•fltf* € "i| 11 !*|.ill, *|'l# i i f f y S r r * *H 1 |', 111,x, 321 I K , 1-1, IhJI FRII.D .SHRIMP I ionic, ••The PI I MIIINI, l b -1 Slo imp on Km Hi' ut lit, 111| Leu In.cl mid - •' | .1111 a.itk. Prea i-i *. 321 K. t-t St e*Hi„i,4*. 15 I. ilurvey. 204 NT 1 'A till U.K I 'Inn* * Min inn Mm k i t ! In 10 llmlon, Weal Sole. Phone 1 Sniifur.l An- Plume 1828. I— FOR It K M —I I.A WN M( tW KRS Slim pencil, til* III W 1 cycles repi,,,ed( l « k and key WKLAKA Al*AKT.MKNT.S, lCia«.vnt« w.uk. Plump* M-rvire. 11, \ y , I'XKKS for hi-ll.liiY < und Hlort’S, till W l in t .StieeM H U 'I T Sim,nun. ‘tin | | |,ii Si. iiltcinl K.iI.Ii' n lliike, v, 21/ Fix, Plmne 4VU-W. L i f t St. I'll. 118,1. HUNGRY fur liu,lie News T Cart HH und iv-k Ciii-ulution tu send MILDI.K i,go I'liupb' 4.* Hid „b-« ' Ins V.' llltl'K .Millet lit llll.l.t", i,(it. o„ pernuoieio I,u - h . Place y i, The Snnfui.l lie,aid while I niixl’x 11, up Sl.ii e »•»» •'humHon for guidon und i )„■ keiH. N'i. o III \F T IF U I. Gift f.,r Sxv.., deal for right |» <>ple. I'll.no. Hull.lu/er work *-• nit. Nylon guw'N .V Negligee Al.l. I VPKS 443. lb'll mumble Rules Free KstlR-din ed. Run N Yl. lien.Id. FURNI8IIKD to.... f... elder I v - Witter Lunch 4121,11 21,>1 Sun mutex. Spreader Service, I.Im»eouple—no ehd<l>e„. lilt,It it | and I tub.,„lii- im.| Fcrtillxer. foul Avenue. 2nd. Phone UI7-W Carpenter A (iiiicry, I'hor.w : Stiin.liird I a,dies II,eyrie, Plu.hr i:i(»:i-M Of 8,1K .l (■'It Tiie Wiixhingtoii .............ol I.. I.. HI l.l Pturiu Teehnirlan, Mill LflhVKOl.KT uverhuuled; Phene rill xV. Route I, Han­ *1 HeBL ?!,u u For Ha'" I.lllil,ly tulils-, el,ext lit drawer*, ford. HKMINOI.K RF.AI.TY •ennlx rm kel, nutuim-s. 15,15 ’ CAHPKNTF.H WORK 1320 Miiuiiiilla Ave. Phone 27 Kllmtt. her quirk lepul, jolts, ur small T. \\. Mem — W. Dh irl. h* ’ 4*I-M NKWSPAI'KRH building, Ln|| lim I I I2-M-4, J. Illgginx — AbNorlaleN, THE SANFORD HERALD 4183-R. iture Co. 3II_ K. t»t. Phone 1158. PAIN T AND HODY SHOP Sanford. Fla. L3j lllunn. ~_______ Phone II96-J ONK 2-Hlory frume building ; ELGIN WATCHES, J. II. t.uwaon, 115 X 25 fv und twro |QVelle« 8 ft. wide all around the building f— i'rtx-l.lvrsluek-Huppilrs —J _ Jeweler . IU!i N. Park. Sanford. on both floors, III rooms up­ 111 The Jurdun. i 'll II is cm AS TUItKKYH stairs, 3 large rooms below, At the IgM’ker Hunt. Place your 15— £ Atrid.MOIIIl.EH good lumber. See Kdwunl llirt, —IB - -A order now. Im,,,. m u Hr., Osteen. 411 In tin. Northern. KENT A CAR, U-drlve It by day, IT U i« t t l A t K tfA tiL whether week, or season. English Forda you want to buy or sell, see, 8— HELP WANTED —8 and American Fords, s*dunst J. W. HALL, RKAI-TOR station wngona and convartlblia, Florida State Dank (Ground REAUTIClAN, senior preferred. Strickland-Morrlaon. Inc., M, Floor) Phono 1758 Salary and rammisxlnn. Har­ First St. riot’s Beauty Nook. Pit. 071. LOTS DKSOTA convertible, radio, BOYS 12-ifl years] Applications M)|tl )N AMSTERDAM WORSHIP beater. lly private party. PrlcM. NEW YEAR'S PARTY THE ORBAT CITY accepted for Orlando Morning 1160 for west front. $2110 for east to sell. Ph. U80 or 1323. Sentinel route*. Call U05-J or front Near City Limits. 1030 "NASH La Fayette. 0 o 3 j!Pt>ly *»t 200 Maple Avc, . BOH A L. PAYTON fillTL W cV J ^ aieLtn * ,Q a.V KndH'h.MlKhbori of tho Dutch hoard them frvlag, famod A m arkiu*^................ ................ .________ ihor, toll* • story wkjsh link# Bt. transportation cheap. John L. *fM»k of Ban Nicholas*" or San Cloa#15 and thought they said “Santa Claus." Registered Real Estate limber »— Jha founding of Now York C8y, A Dutch aaolororg Hlamirl* lo find f a WORK WANTED - » un’»)hr«V’ Mary. di.® U ®eJ*J**4 ljyUght dlfW lo th« Dutch Dec. fl. Rut tho Kngilsh and early U. S. 111# Park Ar e . ____ Phone IJ10 rt. Ha fell aaleap and dm w fd lU at 8t. Nlcbolaa anno driving oYtr rRlsona hnd RonU Clous come on Naw Y»ar*a. ifo bad, n part in their gay parties. Priced right for quirk salo to BOATS -*x|# t HPj H Hko H hn pijMi tosiM BABY SITTER. Mrs. Falkenbertr. 17Gradually, his coming Mgttn to be transferred to ChrlAtmna. cash buyer. New 2-bed room to seo tho outlines of a future great Best references., Ph. 1D77-W. while CANT TAKE my 14 ft. boat masonry home, Tile floors. wa. Vo’} th,, t Washington Irving says MAHON Carpenter, general re­ trailer with me. Metal ball , Ideal location. Phone 1U3I-R, lT(fMORROW^ A®,rie»0 rlty. which. I •Now York pair work. Wrlto Box J.B. San­ tlOA. grows.) (2) Stanley Baldwin. ford Herald. ? ■ a. -Ji . v... ■L ■tfy»\ At} ■i-i* ----- - X ---- ■ -V*. r MAKE APPOINTMENTS NOW!! iW . Fir* I For sulo „i j,- , pound at the NKW 2 hedroon, house, every­ I I — NOT 1CK.*r. P F11S ON A L S ^ l i thing roomy. Ilreesewny A (in­ Compirte itiid,„l..r Repair. rage Port, two Idg bit a. \V. 21th (I— A id ILI.K.H WANTF.lt —« TOM MVS R.MtlATGK ut -Maple, r k p a i r SHOP We buy, sell A trade used 4 ROOM IIOUSK, I lie,e Iiiml L„!l ItKIl WINIlll \M furniture. Wilson-Mnler F urn­ '• J ChristmaB, 1951, will never return again bu;f it mBy be cap­ tured forever in a flnephotogranh that will bring back fond memories long after Christmas has gone ,. 2 .9 8 5 th 3— Use HERALD WANT ADS Member FDIC A. B. C. LIQUORS Nt III H r . , sf( l HKIT. ' mnsorr nov- sm' kxi n Tsrsn KDCxer ears Ate tOHHA fi.tr 09 A(L • t ■' pua.Ahet - Castlo Jciticlry n s MSUITSk wmmsmm Dan Harry Ntr/ m a j x b o */ i o c x i x wcckcp lx.hos cur rvfx Kirrg h you ruxatp/ worinp o' SMuotom' ckita sere uri 4 ■ Corks IHI t OY.*tl AN <: -v1 1 mn. -nt |,„ . . -l-'i' 'I H- • 1 . - I ||« A 111I1.1 1 I , tl- III II.Ii I, A t - u - l K n i t ; , I , Ai< 1 t ’.ivli 1 ( a l t .a 1 , - 1 a |e * , , R o f Ihe i l l - , -ii , w tl. Hie l i t , l o t h ( i o v . ii i i ' “ .-"I o v er t h e S u e / f . i n a l . Tin- t: l ' . ' " * will h e l.-fi iii |lie- c a r e o f a • li.it o i IMT. i i i i ( f ’lfi-i iiiK ioiiii I I AUTO Doctor Set 1.09 ^r-JUM oLM adla. itR Jfk 11 LOWEST COST ^ uakRox E S P I R I T OF CHRISTMAS FIN A N CIN G K m WEEZ-MAID 15' 3O' / U i . i i l f i d o h A.'.iir P a t b - i B#ko them tbs wajr you lik# thorn with thU r auto­ untie waffle Iron. VuReiTu H-W Wlit* JT T nt: ;I r |> » i ■ 1^9 T h o W w P '/ '/ * * ^ FRENCH FRIED M ur h o g s II.MtllEUUED IIAMItURGKKS ANY P A - J i M T i . . V \\| D«ek Pin Set H e Aloha Ukelele 2,79 \tbinlir Hank llullillng Phone 765 I M l \ I.MF.D f l O l H I M ; T u x «ilii ‘- i f f :i* lin t g u m I ulit'w • ••III Mill lift* h i | Y | | « ‘i t l u l l •I'l ihii III.I* U im i uni, i it* It imIIu i , m / i* In Mi i i '-i j a c k I Hlu r luiigiiitM I.i»im \ Ihy u : i K *Jn«| S t m t ■/--- - i ? Plane a® O .10.) b u lr* b , K n .« » . . t u r M S is U lr a i. ------------------------ 1 CwwN*^V V J (TIIKOPKACTDK HOI US i) tu 1J— 2 tu 5 m jdyna man .-Hut Rod" Altvore. Popular II..x I-IMI DRUG STORK lly Walt Disnvy OIL L. r. DOSS III <1. VSSIFV fm 1lie i iglit mail In jo%m MbUliM Kx If## r 4 1 «. I MICKEY MOl/SE *-»VAJlNiTsi I J [tffrttfiib U rm e{ sflst] — M itid K o m en t l»l I I \ 111 K iniifi i ;11m11.1« Mpi'i .1' mg lot nl fio ii : ItI mi*I Itm idfsi u ii r«*litiii •(• i •••«»•! tip|i«<t I u n i t v mi AttkmmNmhk% «» M#f ffUur# Ii lit#p«><Hut. i.v r IS M . br K r n s .ll O f t \rw • Flrxalum Illlnd*— To FR \ny Sire Window I -la ie Tape Phone II.V2-W W A N T K D F v p i i n u l l ’d b o o k t u i p e i . I 'e i in .o n nl W illi ii-liulil, f i il t t , ’t i a i i o l i i I e l . - i eiii’e* u - v ••--mi \ \ | ■ |•Iv ii- w i i I mii: c n in .i lllil pill I II lliill • I Ii i \ It \ , . S i illf o iil l l c t i i M A STH M A hfE F ^ T Auto R acer.... | | c W c o .in ih l lympfomi hut# b .# n Jlugnuitii or Ailh«u or Huy l#v#f yum H ho ?ov(off lo tfiv#iligul#. •-•l U# , M yow n __PilkrfwlHuoohw^^ o • • • A motorist said to the ovvnrr of a garage. At la*I you vr gel » good night man Iii-m-1 I v.been watching him for llftm i minute* lie handled Dial car lieautlfully Not a drop of oil wasted lie put the hood down gently, wiped his hands on clean tissue tiefore opening the door, meshed the gears without a sound, and backed out will, extreme csre Into the street "You're . „ M. r vety observant." said the garage owner bitterly, • but I think you also ought to know that th a t’s his own ear." }O v l A ll# f {CM •a®.; D isfrrop* ’A".. 98* O , mo Why tufftr wk+rt r»J h«lp * ’ y . P|» im J i m i cn/f «MJ»#«l#^ To Matt Ckriiimoe Complete C .I U T S U I T I U M I I O U .I A N AMERICAN lecturer was nddressin,; a large* autliencv in London. Said audlene,- ut ous.-d Du* di- tinguisi.ed gent leu,.in by faihng to lauglt .it .me of Ins beat joke* "I suppose." he ad lib b e d ir o n ic a lly , “you'll laugh at that one some time next summer." "On the c o n ­ tr a r y ," interrupted (he elsai: man. "We laughed at Dial one LAST summer." too IF TUOSE CROOKS ARE STia CN TVfS side op tve rwes . t u t nee vsu KEEP TUEM ABOM CROSSlN5'_ MIDO 112 H. Park ..f ' OS I .-« • Is | Hy Fruit .Striker V M M T mOSE TOWW-’.fN sro W A fS lS B w, t.*wu s . 's r • p g :: >w*l* •; mtfr • "•* • 'm K . f «l.l> n . 1. ., A th m a ETTA KETT Tha psrfsoi gift for moml Wondar - working 10 . ipood ; ntlasr, with 0 nssttd bowls. , t I lilt ..,,.i RUNItH II 5 VR. SELECT HER GIFTS NOW out • • i.i.l i.i DIOLirXK RUM SUNBEAM MIXMA8TER r. n . ik t l , It u I’sga Illlnd Co. I ’u .lr r ------- By BENNETT CERF----------------- H ay F e v e r . . . KIDDIES H O IItlN O Ift I the Selection O f Watches I.; ... / ft. 5 • Now From Our Wide Including it««ri1. 1 .1 It -I %«.ur p i .H.o IS JUST CALENDAR I'Liiniirf. f..l I'l.lltlf Iff I'l. • Oi l St; bf I ' 1- k - . . ii Choice A AROUND THE y. \ I •». h - . .I t , I * . f . t i. l . O f y . . ii n . r . . | t t i . . , i I , , r t la I• • | 'I " ,4 I I ( M I M III -.11.1 u ir\ | . . . Last M inu te CHRISTMAS IN' TII K \ A . \ | I* OK T I I K HT \TIC OP • JltK K T lN U ft T« • III! I IT 11 \ \ I »|l *KHl » \ vni a l i t : 111: it i : it y m u i l i i . i *. O m i -•ill r**t i l h n r t i Im- l.i-s tt f||.- | IIM .IU -I %.M| I.| lo S L I 'll i: I #|# K tu ih s •*•*• t i l t i* . u r i o f tin * M o " ' .l ii.lhl.il • *1r . till *.f I h r S t i t s "f I I •*f l . l n If* tria l f ..r Se IM III n , ' ‘' " ' M h to « It.H ts * I % \n . ( l . l u .. % lM lr « | t i l l s - i i f * .t| i| «||I| | m Js*ist*|.i| Ihiir*. Her. 241, 1931 Try and Stop Me ti* n : mi tii • h . i l pr. aas s . usd At w 7 t o PtCASff.eiJASC DON . »Alc u-j IN (HE SECOND HALT / Make NfMlti: ' auf ruj itoPAios TIIK SANFOltD HERALD Legal Notice •».*' 11 *»"y >'»u *sa, v%l»x Ills urlion of i OZARK IKK C H R IS T M A S D A Y P H O T O G R A P H S ft • f —• this Court In atlmlttln* #a(.1 Will to prot<nt«* shoiitii not ataml mirevokvtl. DOl'QLAM 8TKNSTROM i\ c J irm JIurTi:-* c o i m bounty J ti'l u f, Hi-ininolo "KJHtJJtM.M r m v n . K l U ltlltA t'ountv, Kl'irMit KM T A T I! O K K lr « t I ' t i U l . a lion on N'tiv J*. ISM W A I . T K I I V O O O t i.V O U - lll. lipiea mil. Legal Notice �T IR SANFORD HERALD It Thors. Dac. 20, I Ml Plenty Of Cash In The Country, But Few Want To Lend ty Demos ‘Prepare Platform ^Asking Debt Cut t OREEN COVE SPRINGS — efFNS) SUrtllnK evidence' of tho 'public frame of mind end present {day grass root* thinking is cvl, danced in the platform adopted -feat week by tho Clay County l>eiMOCrat Executive Committee. , Unfortunately, apace doea not ££am it publication of the full text, • •very world of which la thought* ■"provoking and conatructlve. ‘ It calla for a return of tho •Party to the fundamental phllo•feephy of Thomaa Jeffcramt, .Pledge* Ita auppnrt to the oppoal*glon to deficit spending and ever ••Mounting taxation. • FRANCE AUSTRIA ITALY RTTEMBERG, Calla for reduction of the na- Ilona I debt and tho vxerclae of aconomy and efficiency in govern*Ment, both national and atnte. . Goea on record aa vlgoroualy aaepoaing not only the Communlam 7of Ruaala, but every form of ’ socialistic Ideology whether It bo • termed Communlam, 8ocla]iam, *Fascism, Planned Economy or thn {Welfare Slate, ainco they all ,!l*Ve the aame goal — the de- atructlon of the llbertlea, right* 'and freedom* of the Individual "and lead to the evil of totalitarian dictatorship. It rail* for a purge of the dlahoneat and disloyal person* In government on all level*, elective e r appointive. It ileplore* the lual for power In the executive, Judl. clal nnd legislative branches of government, which la weakening •public moral and la driving tho Sution down the road to Socialism, tkaa exposed u* to the horrors of ■war, weakened tho national de­ fease. It solemnly declares thnt we . MVO reached a fateful hour In War national history and that 1Irvery cltlsen faces the chnlco •of liberty or despotism, foreign • r domestic and aligns tho DeMocratlc Party of Clay County .'OB the aldo of liberty. It views with alarm the infil(•ration of educational. leligioua, •labor and other organisation* by aubvrrulvo groups which are un­ dermining tho confidence of our . Moplo In the traditional Amori- : PAPA RAPETTI HI'AfillRTTI le r v tia a ta t* P. g , r i.o s K ii M o xtiA ra W inter Park llln h n a r IT—as Pa. aaiax D R H. McLAULIN OPTOMETRIST 111 Magaolia Phone M I 1 I MOMIN-" SWITZERLAND, I I ton UN m Miaoia OF THRU Oormnn atntra, shown on map* above, into one, voted overwhelmingly by the combined 8,1103,000 population. I* believed certain of approval by the Allied high commission. Onn slate, Mohenrollern, wa» tho home of the World War I Knlser. Capital Is expected to be Stutt­ gart. Trior to World War It tho area was governed a* two state*, but Ihe All Iw divided It Into three to fit occupation tone boundnrie*. A constitution must be drawn up. {-an system of free enterprise. It encourage* the youth of thn nation to take an active Interest In government, 111 defense of tlieli heritage, nnd rail* on the people a* a whole to unite 111 opposition Di the encroachment of centralised government, defend* state* lights, nnd commend* tile pres* and radio for It* effort* to arouse and awaken the people to the danger that confront* u*. It pledge* it* devoted and vig­ orous action against the invasion of federal or state government of the basic rights, privilege* mid llnmunitle* of the Individual and expresses deep concern over the destruction by Judicial Iutcrpietutlon and usurpation of our Con•dilution. Mold* that public of­ fice I* a public trout ami m I i I i o i s alliance* between offlelul* mid racketeer*, gambler* and law violators. It rails upon thn Florida legis­ lature to m art appropriate laws for referendum and recall of stale mid lornl officials who fall to perform the duties of their offire* or fall In the public trust. Itv SAM DAWSON NEW YORK 'Ti—Seldom before has there hern *o much money around. And yel It'* going to cost you more In gel loans from your bank. Interest rate* are rising, bank­ er* *ay, because "money I* tlghl." Till* paradox may seem doubly strange to the layman at this time. The national Income I* at a peak. Money In circulation I* at a seasonal pre-Christmas high. Almost everything that I* ex­ pressed in term* of money I* at a record high: Sale* total* of buslness, wage* and salaries, dividend payments, batik deposjl* and lax collections Mow then ran money be scarce’’ Hankers say that money Isn’t scarce, but that money for lend­ ing purposes is The pace of business hus a lot to do wilh It, bankers explain They (Miinl to the fact that their limns to business are now nl alltime highs And Hie demands of business for still more money to finance Its record expansion of plant and equipment are making It hard for banks to find (hr money to lend • The defense program also rails for more money In be lent by Ihe banks—to finance factories tooling tip, to lake care of the purchase of raw materials, lo carry pay­ rolls for growing defense employrnrril. In help business meet over­ head costs while it wuils for months to produce Ihe arms und collect for them from the U. S. Treasury. The Treasury Itself Is seeking money In less than six months if has spent eight billion dollars more than it has taken In. To keep its cash Imx operating, the Treas­ ury has been selling nolc* tn banks amt selling tax-anticipation notes to corporations—all of Ibis mopping up part of the money supply and making it scarce. Money is particularly tight Just now Seasonally it should ensc nexl month—stores will be paying bnrk their loans out of the money they took In during Ibo Christmas season, and eortairalions wlm have been borrowing from Ihe banks In meet Ihelr December tux instal­ ments will lie paving bark out of tilflir sales reeelpis. The Treasury deficit, too, will ease us (be tax payments roll In Hut Ihe hank* think that the .Innuury easing in the money suplily for lending purimaes won't be as great as usual They foresee Increased demands for ready mon­ ey as defense prodliellnu Is stepped up steadily. And s o lliey've raised their In­ terest rale* again. Hales on loan* to borrower* with tho hlgheit credit ruling went to three per cent here today—the highest It ha* been since shortly after the bank holiday* In 1033 llntos on other business loan* are expected to fol­ low suit In time, this Increase will work through most Interest xlrurturr* MATHER'S GIRIED P0TTERV COOKIE JRR With Colorful Hand Painted D e c o ra tio n s fiMUi'illNSliitfl ADI SIVIRAI MONTH! AOO, the photo at top shows Walter Wanger, hts wife, Joan Dennett and agent Jennings I-nng at a New York night club Seated next to Lang (right) Is Barbara Bennett, Joan's sister, M Now, Wanger is charged wllh shooting Lang with Intent lo commit murder. The latter la In a Hollywood hospital wlicro surgeons performed a delicate operation to remove a bullet from his grola At bottom, left, Wanger I* pictured after being released In IS ,n00 belt, returnable Dec. 20. At right, Joan Bennett talks to reporters at her Hovcrly Mills, Calif., homo, The octrrs* said there wilt be no divorce proceedings and boned that her husband “will not bo blamed too mucir for shooting Lang. (International Soundidiotot) li murks aimtiKT stride away from the "easy money" days that Inew securities have had to offer started m the Depression and were Ihigher Interest rales than a year continued, at II S. Treasury in­ ago. The trend toward dearer money has hecri slow bill sleady sistence until lust March. Al that time the Federal res­ since March And all of that time there has erve Hoard slopped holding up Ihe price of U S securities—Inc chief been more and mure money way id holding down interest around — more received, more rates The price of federal securi­ spent, more borrowed Some economists hold lliot this ties fell, and tills meant that (he yield you can get nil money you rising Interesl rale will help curb Invest in t! S. securities rose. Inflatlnn because it make* borrow­ Interest rates at Ihe hank soon ing harder and In timo will conwent higher, loo The Interest that the Treasury must pay now for Ihe money It borrows periodically has gone up. The price of itiuny corporate bond* ha* gone down, mennlne Increased Corporations floating PR H SM IliSTni USED CAR SALE trurl Ihe money Rtipply Hut other* say that the lending of money to business i* not nec­ essarily Inflationary. The banks lend corporation* money so they can do business, produce more goods, build up more capacity. The Into Inflation, lliey bold, comes from Ihe government print­ ing presses—from Treasury Imrrnwing to finance greater govern­ ment spending. • Decorated • Generous size • For any room o 7 i. u a ^ MAKI THIS A ... Now Lew Prlto I MOTOROLA 17" $279.95 • Now Gfare-GeerW ooll-ttfktlloo KNM • U rin o t " T o f t o l " taofftC • ffadre-fatfc 7o« h ifoy» i Aotp • GoWm Volte lotto • Cooroofoof lotto* Your small sit may ho tho down payment on this now Motorola "Mnstorflnlsh" ronsolo model, Pro it demonstrated today. •Plus Wi,f»ntr m USD OTIlKIt MODELS 109.05 TO 9335.00 What could be nicer as a Christmas gift for the entire family, than a good looking and dependable late model fixed Car? 'C aA Sur« A t SAool/n’ Surt To P h i m And remember a lined Car purchased from a New Car dealer with yearx of Automobile experience and a reputation for “Fuir Dealings” assures you of full value received for every dollar Invented in any one of their “True Value” earn. “ R ed R y d e r” D aisy HUB Gmn • 5 .5 0 • . n e fs A ha-man rlfla, daslrnod by Fred Harman of Had Rydar comic atrip. Includaa pack of ahot, targsta, safsty plodgo and badga in carton. A Liberal allowance will be made for your car with 18 months to pay balance, and the first monthly payment not due until Feb. 1st * g tu a J a sJm iv n • IfgMataf faodor • 1,000 VUtropootof Why not come in today and choose a car from our stock of truly fine cars, and make this one of thej happiest Christmases of all? * .• • yy ■»»K *■ t, * , .* • I,Y „•* , , 1 ■* * • \ f • *• -** ■V1 '. * , , ’ ' 1i , ' . IV' mrm g a j J u vt VSVIN n u n I l/ > | | Two wtx 5 PC. CANISTER SET 4 C A N I S T E R S in the « IBO'.I p o p u la r MWa h Smmo f e t t e p That Mcko* A J u h -S lf Mothlnoi Keep Your Dollars At Home And Help Make Sanford Grow! ^Rsisy H n |f R dsIsliN • 1960 MERCURY Fordor Sedan Fully Equipped (2 • 1980 MERCURY Tudor Sedan • 1949 MERCURY Fordor Seder • SIWIN0 IHfUff 1940 PLYMOUTH Fordor Sedan a Z Flagui 11M i l l I f ill* * 1 7.98 * MAgLmmiV.'kj"fm 1949 FORD V-8 Station Wagon • 1947 FORD V8 Tudor Sedan A Ot JfTTO8 A n TKM I8 — JB& •n u e v c M w . WAI *rri •’# 1 ■*<*&*,■’ i :ri t S trw t “G O O D * ; .A BM M �■BHCIKWCfr*-' • ’***-**+>ii imii ■■■ lim v wniii i i m ^i ' .. ' h i U tH y TTKcrc h S tr e n f lh — * • Protect the P»sc« Of the World: T t Promote the Progress of America, To Product Prosperity for Sanford. . . ...+ ± • f .— *v , .. J. t .- / • » THE WEATHER 3 F l» H a n fo r d '<p VOLUME XXXXII1 V / .iw x - lu t a d I'rtH H Treaty Limit For Italy Is Cut By Allies * ao ■ r*>«*>*«%•n ooor m •« o a* m* fc r a U t . ...... AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER HANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY DEC. 21. IDA1 L c a tto d W lr o I* I* m7 (J. N. Offers To Give Commies I s l a n d s To Hasten Truce Accord By Xmas H IG H T O W E R WASHINGTON LH-Tha United Stalai and other Atlantic Allies today opened the way for Italy to rearm on a largo acale. In de­ fiance of expected bitter Soviet opposition, they waived World War I! peace treaty llmltationa on Ital­ ian armed forces. A note handed bv Secretary o( State Acheion to Italian Ambusaador Alberto Tarchlanl at the Slate Department dated that so far as the United States Is con­ cerned: 1. The peace treaty preamble treating Italy as a defeated enemy "no looser exists": I. Political requirements of the treaty are "auparfluoui," and S. Italy "Is released1' from the treaty’s limitations on armed foreea. In Rome, the Foreign Office an­ nounced that eight nations—the United Statei, Britain, Prance. Holland. Belgium, Orcece, New Zealand and Nationalist C hinahad agreed to an Italian appeal of Dec. 8 for the treaty changes. The Foreign Office said that with these acceptaneea "Italy hai overcome the humiliating condi­ tions which had been imposed upon her hy the diktat of 1847." Immediate and violent nbjec tlons from Moscow are expected since Russia has opposed every step to strengthen the Atlantic al­ liance, or to revise any Agreement affecting Italy In which Tt had n voice. But U. S. officials arc confident ------- -------------------the Russians will do nothing more loma of the commun ty Christmas Caro) singers who will purtk-i- j I'holo lly K*ses Bin..... than object and cannot alter the pate In a Christmas Kvo program at 8:00 o’clock over Station WTBU practical effect of (he waivers. The military aectlon of the peace are Included In this group which Is led by Dr. II. W. Buekvr, at right, i rontmittee f.u a rlinrua of men vvhltl. on hides nii-id prisonnel, luio treaty—now waived by the West­ Floyd I’nlmer, Immediately behind him. 1* chairman of the organising ness and pr ifes-.uiuii men. and other- filled with the Gliristiiioi spoil ern powers—limited Italy to 183,000 soldiers, 83,000 carabinieri, one battleship, three cruisers and four destroyer), *00 fighter end recon MiauQM and 190 trans nabunco planes, plan f iu p themI site ’ to selves jiew to ____ ___________ long protested way np|.ealed to ( omniums! chief tains to open the .gales of North Korean prison camps It. the Inlet national lied Gloss I'hese developments came as the Allies offered to give up all Is la n d s Off the North Korean coast m a move In hash’ll agreement on ail armistice the Allied note demanded a coin Iptelp explanation of "wide diserep ancles” between the mimher ot Allied prisoners listed hy the Coin ninnuls and the mimher the Allies assert the Beds may hold The note did mil reject Ihe Bed list of ll.oati prisoners which the Beds handed over Tuesday Sen. Ellcnder Jabn S. Service Millionth Traffic Death Nears Appeals To Board B it Rate Slower Than Expected Calls For Probe Inr .. Lovaltv <Cat Me" _Th».toll of traffic lUalltsAKStKTATF.H I'ltlvHH Of Foreign Aid , In the 1*. H. since the advent of the To Make Ruling Is Denied By Ex-Agent Nn. BN Capone Attor­ Steel-Wage Talks Former ney Questioned On He Knows Of Collapse Sending What Shakedown S t o r y Issue To Truman WASHINGTON r Henry (Tim Bv It ItB MKT H. T I T KM AN MUNSAN. Korea 'The Allies today demanded the Red* nceimnt for more than l.und American and olhrr missing U N soldiers and M . ™ n » i o » i n n U P n I I n rl “ en unbelievable number" nf South N e g o t i a t i o n s 8— fl I I C (I Koreans not listed ns prisoners of A C o m p le te D e a d war , , ,, * «/* ,• The demand made In a shifty lo c k nv M e d ia to r worded note It was handed In a It.'d liaison ..Hirer m I’anmun Inin WASHING l ' n \ P Steel labor \hnrlly after tien Mathew II Huh: negotiations negnllatioiit collapsed today and rollnpseil Onlay anil H> T H H the sections now waived but the Western powers hid found no for­ mula for treaty revision which would hrlng agree mini of Ihe Bus slens to the changes that Italy wanted. As a practical matter, officials ■aid. In View ot many aliegpd vio­ lations by lha Balkan I'ommi EirtHhltMhrd lUOS Allies Demand Grunewald Refuses Reds Account t 0 Testify B efore For Posoner, T a x Scandal G r o u p Community Christmas Carol Singers Acheson Note Opens Way To Rearming .O n Large Scale By People Of I t a l y B y JO H N Florida—Cloudy and antlered showers north porlum Partly rlituily with u nlch i .itIrii’ti show* itv south portion followed liy clear­ ing MlfptiK norih lait* iln> afteriimm ami m central anil >>uth perInins lain tonight anil Saturday. .... ____ nil . I .1\ it ness In ____ im c -'tg. .turn ul r alleged S.VHi.noo "l..\ fix" exthe Washington on t,-i> man" lorllon attempt uiisurrr.l ui'l one ,pi.-stun Naked tils age. In- said I v a liorn in 181*2 Diit "on -olvu* nt . miusel |h(, (|lK[lllla. „ ls referred In I'rcsl lie won nmld.i t s,iv \>I.M he horn . , Truman | |u>lng tti n nun or or talk tall about im t on; i.ivoUIng dent ,.s being d ,,.,,)),,,\ him Mine that dat. i ‘\ i i i ' S .Tung, Federal Media t'otifrimled wilt. lit. lefusal, director, ended his memhers of a II. m,--. a..vs and |>^ nrtk t)1 m>k.l , | | . , | t. aM-ttlenienl mean* si.lnonimillee u.-ut into u | | (, | n](j reporters he was sending private huddle to eoiisider whether ||lp to the While House as Ihcy should seek e.nil' inpt aellon hopeless-leaving it up In the .ujainsl Griinew aid nrvallleilt |„ decide on the nexl * ontempt ot Gonri. in of. J,,,., ,(1 , r> ,,, ;iu .r, ., threatene.l *” i>'e pnntsliable h> uj> : . .. year’s v e a f s ’ l*av strike in ihe vital iinprisoninenl ami t i n ..... fine indii>trs In sonic w h s i: » a- a drangf* <^r -|'r mi,.,i, apparently has Iwo cnngressi.inal m inim i' ,■ hearing, courses to lake Grunewald. a ll.nid fared heavy()|„, t, ,m „i„, n„. t Harlley •••I man. wa- hi Ihe w ine-s chair witti il- provisions for an Mil for inoi an hour day' court mimic lion prohililhng a And. while he t r i o s , .1 to answer 'More than l.isst of the U N walkout personnel named as I’llWx" m earlier hrontli’asls hy Gotnniimist radios ' ‘ore missing from Ihe rosier submitted." the note said Olht • in*'k inuni’A hnvi* hri'ii iisnl since then mi lied rh in o 's offielal I'eiplllg Itaillo They were broad east with purpotlr.l Ghrlsliuas greetings from Allied prisoners to Ihe folks at home The ofllciul Ill’ll rosier named :i,l!W Amrneans, l Zlti nthcr U N ......1?., 7 ,U fi r. l ie Allies anNI they * I 122 17J i bmese aml North Korean prison Dutchmin. i <11ii.ii-h ..Id reitm'd In tonify today T h is , ipte,1 ........... .ions how rv er hr -vvas 1 - would ............. probably. words “ pt.-par l.v 1 - 'll to read I hundred iiiorney, 'helve Ihe unsettled steel dispute Iti \ n l ritiltrr mild Mareb"Ub the possibility wdlmin f M ,t.,m v ttiitf ■Inliil I. I«"i* nu\y nr thn .it |'in . i. M in’. own eiiinu a nati.mwide eoal sink.’ M a l l „„| , ......... i" ..nine then wol.l ... 1 on , In ■ ’..tended tin .erim.l course would he tu ih.il Gi.eii wold v . .t ,i•» i’’’V>leni r,,(,,r Up. crisis to ibe Wage or uicoG.I miidiitoii i,. iitiiilll In Slnhiliralloti Hoard (or a led.in ipiestmnllig memln' seltlemenl But the -lutcine.il ilulI lint stop H n w e v e r, it was considered high M also ft;.v. i Ho >ay the mdikelv I’.e board could .m o sub. o.um.ttec h a - , o. .' -■be .Hugs, people’* ..Vie Hus p.oc, ...... fore Gill Piesl ealbng the■pro. . :i lion J,r)1t m ,1(IiI> , i , . t ,ke ] Friday's U is mile did mil s , . y * And n -u..i:> ' • .i Hi i v.imui lie how many of the unaccounted for • • /'I I ( i* wind tie tommill. ........ I was t ihsi were Americans L I O N S \ lll l) A IK *IIO II •' l1**1" " ' • ' ’" l " ' . -' I bis The I m re siihronitiilltee on es I v . " a s will. ,. relcicu.e i>. Ilt.dolph elinnge Ilf prisoner* will meet Sal I | i | | i / l 111 I w k i llf v HuHev lor "m u . i ' . Hi • Sen nrday for tlie first lime since Tnrs , . . * , . ” ........................... " 1" ■' '■'''■r day The question of wlial happened 1 1 1 r* I f i l ’l H l l 1 I l k l l U ele. le.t pi, u,lent oi i v S .,rk to the missing men iindmihli’dly 1 ■” '■ * • * * 1 r i i f i m | .muetl on a ", i i l i f l.o .... pintwill la- Ihe kry to thill session ——— bom The Allied offer to withdraw An article tr lk ’.g i.bout tt.. llnlley's name w a . e i ,’ailed f riim a l le o n a lld ls la m ls v v n s m i .d e tinns leeently held by Me l.ioa* hut the refereme plum by staff officer* l» nnolher arml f'lnh «l Ibe Sanford I'nru.e, Awe Maloney, a foroou ,lu u . e Me.....................................1 -------- ‘ ’ ■' Sllre subrnmmlltre Friday A U N ..... Im . «pnea<e.| Ilo “|i. , piifltle.it laever u.e* ei'pCivulo UiWar.l the«pne million mark ' Dl l t f i lsr'M i f r.t’vj A |vn ‘ at 10:13 A. M. KST. t Ji V i c * eld o t ’it m « r\iT»v Kp0)<r,N|nnn ( nllrtl II a major uni bei , »t ........la I em , mnira ||.'m to r ti ail m J tent ha In mntor vehlele aeeideuts wn> oreurrlng s' s rale that wn, g y i n t i /.ihe nf (In' firifiini/iiHnii in i hi’ hould mi! 'Jve L- I'.* inv except .... ............................ Dcmaii'l Ir i<iuii-yInto M * nnU H » somewhat slower H ail usual nt till* tlnv of year. m n imhltc henrin I *• -onniitleo title. ^ .. . ■W«* ure relurnlnj* lit*«»nl m* One hundred hsd Iwcn tabulated in the first ;M I..... slur.* Il‘ 111 If .■I'jfletl "A »t*b i pilf n f every n i r m l n - r -* \i i n f f ‘1 **$ f .»t ► * *1h U r n * b p c m llllK 1 11 i M i r O p o «1Hipf n n i l b l tilth fn rin rrlv tii*M * ------------------------------ — ------ ♦n.m. t lornl tlmei Wednesiluv ) 1 •«»* ffttlHF*! Ill* i*8 fir n rue* I* I Il.iiuj ft "On j« rnlf 11imI li*n* L* oid i i r u -IM I'M*Iji id 1 cl, . j <h c i lit'ffift* | H eavy snow and it y lilghv. ,v> ............. , ■ •*, .......I vjiviy i' , null...m .l iti ril »*i t u «ltI lm,: . m \ \n , i . i , , i WASHINGTON oh- John S. Serv i --------------------------_ .... .. , a p p a m i l l y lintlled driving Ii m i i .tuy W 4NIIIN *‘ *> 1 ' d< in m d ( I1I’T, 1.1 1||tl*St , 1lf|1 . | M i h if ii’V I ai* i f p i i M f 111 !l I mI i I f l rn i i i li.it, Ice. oiiMed State Drparlmenl of I m I u i i l l i c n i 1 1 *• * I i ill Hll'i ........ » n$*\v iifkrI *Vl■I %i , * . *1 I»id Of F m l Dyson if|| i. *r. .fIn.ifI vIi the flrlal. appealed In the Loyalty Hr Jaycee Building *u»d.il-«-£-* , t ; T„ .V. h u ! O' ! 1f IMSiinf’Oil I it m I Mn* ID '' m u view Board today to set aside II* iLitnnrtl* n I i iiii(,il hi M u I • exneelctl b, tart ' bristmns l.tps * t i l l lit 1' 1 *'U l ,t lull* K* .11 1 Ii I ’ l l Ilif 1 Ill'll fills 1 I M *" 1 I1 * finding that there was "reason­ On IClks Building and th.it m..v be a bulam•"'* I.... "" «*"•’" ■'••»"’ lay— ' 1, 1 »i *• f ii <• ul » it DonutlnnB lo the Touml llullil- IcMtay till IIIIV fill till* MmmI ttOil • ll-ft$1• able doubt" of his loyalty. , ................................................. lleptd.lte... ..ini Iu m„e fill >ll|* . » L'tin.l ti n^ Lb ii Sll ll J idollars t n l l t i r u tthis l l l i i / lKt{ l | t . 11.fl. . t i Mi .i i It Stilt ( He challenged the authority of | log Fund rreached IdM ||)( ,, ((ir ........ ,mrl i.mI . v Accepted By Lodge Ml I I I ||... x 9\l* * I U|»«'tt " I In* fit t did hull \\ u ImM it L*“‘ '* f r ^ c T T r e a H e s 'V ll dBfiml""o th® hoard'ln"m'ake lha ruling'and | morning Just eight day* after * ',rnV................... iVl1,v.lLV‘ ('fGc"" lu r-t.c 'r Mum-‘ ’"s.'-n" M,’ tniliy •* P »v* - » ;| l|ii> SumI'm* I Km lliei \ imI mui nn I lu 'ti i i lin e ' »>.♦ fi* . i i ; j » i ilk asked 2 r t/.U * : r ir d" r a ‘ Z . , ' t ’ i K S S . irm ts■a M----------oa P ast ■ ■•»••) Mimt . f«»r have advised their workers " l i f e the .,1 not f Thu Lnl of K m I I *\ "O, I im ’ u I n h J h i « bs DH Lli :f aV undo Mlk'l'Wii \ Min! ti |o h his case as an net of simple (10,0(1(1 fur the new building to nut tn (Irlvt? if lhi*v drink s * ' J 11,1 irifti fi mt t m 1o r, to ron-st * tn i I he n»'w flIlien f (ill i li . i i k 4!' "mi I■ ■'*‘ti l|. i >.............. anil it I •11 ) i •\ ii n t«t e I \ u ,t - i " t Justice." l.e vrrrte.l In Fort Mellon I'nrk The Natnm.tl Sah Ty i miru*H h,in KHi'nih t ,,i"" *' 1 w *,rl) M iltinr* 1.1,IimmhI |,l„, I mI I■ft i H i 1, .1,-|i, Service filed Ihe appeal through gut It* Initial $21 ronltibiillon. forernsl thill M»e millionth Irnffie Jl*f. lmim « iw8»i«»in.-** Ilm •. •• » vkifh M .tf n r if v " i .... *i h,, i ’,'■ tim e d ................. . Id Mg 'll no m|’ |" >i* ,t,, ......... attorneys a day after loyally Cmittll.utnr* are: .. fatality slm r Sept H. IHK). udl S«*ti !!•.• ipli.« k •» M.n m .hi «d ,i *,n ♦-III t ,i !il*‘ I • it f ft It t*i» t 1i'll .I'.illlll, tins It,'-,, ........pled l.v „ ‘ \f , v m I h , io .e l.,,0 -1-, , . •*k: it.* Board Chairman lllram Bingham Battle Dry Cleamrs * •' w*nir atMMif nm»n .Sdurday miiii^ti »m»»m i • l «•«< i ,i if .-«d II ! i 1 nt$ N'm I ' l l mI- i i . I i r..|l-tv,M g tt i f l . \ i i Im * ... ..nd • 1 III »■ 1 unfit " h»M • protested Ihe State Department's James It. Jones 1° The identity of ti e .irlii.il mil ......... .. n. ^ ...... •" ••• I d III,. ( l.odge l • Ih 'ttffll 1 1 i)lh1 In Ml iL o I'IIIKI II|>|.T' V | | *'f III. n o , 1 1,1,1 i , Mi llin') ( M l * H I ...............I release of Ihe hoard report that Hanford l.ions Cluli IW llntifh victim will not he knfiwtt l,»r,,l;r 1 d • :« » ,#«m " I . mm I'le vid e o l I **d . ...Ito o , 't Ii ji h lu* xfinl •' i m ! • m l •! Itt ‘1 IV led lo Ihe firing of Service. .Traffic fatnllliCM unite Sep! I t. D*ndem n »*. $iv*» ........... .. in our Gt md Lodge of Hi. * *’ I*',. I . j. i I Jimmie's Beauty Shop if li ls .l l lh$* h i - h ” f'ii ♦ i »(111* t . iM tlo tg in b o llin in , i 'I iumomim ” f ' I m 1 t. mm, «Mpf.ll,, I"11. mm rrlltri ... Bingham told Secretary of Stale M. II. Hmlth ........ in I8^». until IIKI2 are edinuitrx, not ♦i f u s t i f v b.dldltlg couim ltee, MOMM.oiii'd In • Inive e « p , i 'hhi’.I Hie ...................lin o E . W . " S c o U la " I f c C a lliy . who Acheson in a letter the release Ed Cowan .......... Srn M.inri.nty 'Ii flM.t i, grn 1 actual figures \ f 11*1 c * ll. l 11 tu m I-. 1• h 11 N V 1 iMl p|a |il id Hie .1 l.li I*. Hie I , i f , ilin .il fa tm a rly operatad • p rin tin g H || 41ii iif il it ni ini1U»■ " 1 * *• II 1 Ed Hhlnhnlser Tho Iraffle toll fm P».r»i is inoic rrnlly m ju-rortl lull. Hie ii.lminl' tt hM 1Ml, I I lld.l i'T r Hi e ■hop w h a ra tha G oodyear Store violated Preildent Truman’s order Al Wilson ................ T ile p la l.1 1,0.1 ■ tpee J fl> ill l.tll.t I, i HI /' M t r u ll, hi ,id llni.’ii'i.liiiii'. * | than .111,000, an Inert ,ise over thi* nle ia now locatad on P a rk A ven u e, for secrecy on reports dealing with Earl HigglnlKithain whtrti KMi-ieter . teileods lie ilo.-li * tie |in ii’,l t.y wrehileel t-Tlnii J UA j,1.1,000 reported in l!»**n and n nn . ve.i l» a rriv e d h a r yaatard ay fo r a v is it the loyalty of government workers. A. O, BMwrta ...... tui ll.-il ...v I . ... .....................G | ,,t. i , ,"l” -".lt .1. vn. Red Cross Maps 5 ptirei with the record 30,tr.» fatrili m e i i t r d im. it |M . '.iiii .l .......................... .................... ... were ............... The hoard's decision on Service Hanford Herald ...... w ith hla p a re n ti, M r. and M ra. 11. t r i p l o lu .iM p, " ( I t I , inly l,II,At l i e I I . I , I,n i l J a to lisn ll, < lin lll„il.l "f *!¥ "'Me « *" ' " "] 125 lic.l In 1041. Hid to the lilllid , mill M '.i h Mv voted A . M eC afley, 1110 Palm etto Ave- reversed a State Department Loy John R. William* f o l l o w e d Hirooet. H,. f.iin n i’ii ro m n .H ie .. .vine,......... y (|l , „r .................................... . HI Klmis Kitr Mon* The Assort,ilrd Press I* parin’ ally Board which had cleared him. nua. 1. 1 lot.I ., >n « . i o o lrre n re it Will now lie, Mild Ml llig g n i in Ipatlng In Ihr final ...ort fur tl.r T hKllrm Fausts Drug Store sin,el.nn nf n new T-i'l, 1.1 Be. .. . u rs ili.v lie n I .I mam i . i 11 |H .rk.’l lie Irft Hanford In 1841 to ac­ Service attacked the ruling on Celery City Grill tn nnr million mnrk with Ihr Nailon.il sired In i. li.M.k il.ir.i.g .. r r r r o l In,tint.,i, t n tarry .... H ie 1m. | im>I iii.ii It.,,Id.Mr Hlofx! ! ) e i l l l f » < > ! ! S cept a position of ataetrielin fore­ that point, contending the board’* M. R. Btrlrkland r. Safety Council 'nir At’ flguri”. trip lo K m M|te, I . i d . i M f hi ll.n k lip t.l v... k required ". M.nke Hie authority la limlled lo the review man, under tha Air Forces C iv il of 10 are tiring given lo r.mnrll Mnlit tit* d rrln t dtoii Hull 1 n iiT r going | mI> „ n u rress. case* of emnlnyn* who have D, I.. Ilarpm h . \ i m*tfj M u m * i i Ii i rv 1•** Service, at tha Sgn Bernadlno , J mIiii WiltlHllV,, In I G Hmvim iMcKililiiii Acccpls 2ft llclans In (.'hlrago twin’ rnch ijny to hear Hi. d n im ir,|i’-i 'n in it n l* in recommended for dismissal Harold Keilnvr .... h i n i’ * 1If mi >i k 11E11$'11 i u-iiyi ’ i • i i Calif., Air Depot, In 1848 tie went been mill l.e.i lllltn e r -|."t......... .. Hn* Thc council tiiliulfttr* them Mini Castle Jewelry . 10 I'nsilinn With Kirm III null' V\ * i III* • ' HV Ml ' t H1 i IDi t 1 spen,I. .g ul nil Hull foreign Kit, ,1 l.lond bank jiioje. t in wl.ndi t« Arkanaaa to ralta stock and by departmental boards. ■jr, works in what it (orni’i n currec Hie IliJ* i *f <hi’ H 2if*-ti I ♦ 111..!■ | aid iin. n iei " "No departmental loyalty board Powell’s Offire Supply live factor. This means the eimn 111 . nr,ter tins pledged m.l.... . ( .|lffl,t>, M. KiM.ir., ........... ' Mi­ ti n'l l! * *11111)11 If*-I*' Mf ♦ I* J. L, Ingtey ............... in lit ITii»1 1 nd he now baa ever recommended Mr. Serv- John Ivey .._ ........ dl will add a crrinln number A y " d_ Itn ri im .ii, due. im «f of lilnnd H ,e n . M . e d , , , jK ...................................... .. 2ft it I mi ♦ 11i i 111i i *if ♦ In * i: i :»!■». Good con Ice’s dismissal," the brief said. Brlsson Funeral Homo deaths, based on ili.ii'llcal ex s"c'lr" ' 'dii," " ’ drnt",ii '"IV B'dd. H. t |„. r ,ts 2ft pcrlence, to cover the deaths u ciitkh ul I D r n f l ^ ' t m ;i ■ K" h r c liu i.' d frMMi l.ru n pe Ihur* or • ytar ; around "Therefore, the loyalty Review I-en Larlvtere •Mlliii , (Itilll llilhlmer r.|.i.it.-.t in, Urn |lM, n.e..|,i,d n .... ....... will, Hi, in Board haa no authority to review liiilfi n f ! hi* p i ni! t <i i I, N t aoma sup- or normally gn unreported In *AaynmniNl Christum* rlnmlv hull eng.ine.lug firm nt Smith mil 200 which reverse the favorable finding Osler-Weller Homt'i Mi | ,f‘iiTp.i»ii i i t f i m.M . * 1 th.it any upol check throwiruf "i‘>ney ntt.iv lie nalcl Vlem« nriv *| m .I check. la tita n in the of the hel l lit the MuVfun Inn hint , ; |||, . J , „ k » , , n v i l l . 10 Tho Slate Department board." Htemper Bros, Grocvry ll I' I(»rnl n i ' c i i r i * . MiO n ifity The connrII had odupled thin •mniinl* h.ui« vpenl <m mutual Snlurduy night, tlit,r>K, ,1 nil emu winter .lima. cnunrll hi... ................ . . . which Service also took note of tho Central Florida FoimI* 1ft* ill**1In rt*#l 1lili* iTiurfitni! tlmi V*<I* <1 H<* |.fy , I 11 t I I ,fiui*li« 2ft method a* tho only one by which n ’liilivi’ly M iii.il " " tn it teas trxp<m*lh]f f„r (lie sue I , w i l l i « ' | n i r t f**t f i i i t y w il It t !»*• t i n M « ' mt i i a)til | fi»*«|8it«il \ statement that II had not Andrew Carraway Ins, ui t i " ut 2ft tho mlllltmlli death ean he rr(mrted cu. d ' i SIliWft S i f r #* board'shim r.llemn i lit, ilectiired ihnI John 'Q U't T<An<l'n IdMSliA .,1 guilty of disloyalty and Mra. Oscar Harrison ft on the day It occurs. J. McCb.y G S high t-suiitntxxlsin M -Bof the nffnir and slnted that Him on Jan 2. au,| Ih.H In- f„m „ n,i i ’minty It, alt I. I >, ■ Condlllau are gapaelglly fa- found Jiifk'niiville piove,! Itle l.lnui u n i , ' 1 - I. 1 - f-,| that there was no evidence of his Oscar llarrlson ft or In Wi'-lern Gentnniv. Mini tils *' fine sum had been realised (.1^ Hv willleave fm w ab l* for ralataf In membership In Ihe Communist Mr. ilsint potikry pot -t>,>n ns housing run he |iin,l*-,| thi* Iti'iM'fi! n f H'*i a i i m •i w u u m l Kralley (Wham ..... staff h.'**'«• been “livmg like the Hurry-Anna I’rijipled ('hit2A County, Which tk_ this year J g r or any subversive organise- Bnow'ii Restaurant , Cfadurna ...* jr, which iTt'e M, -Ktt, 1, 1mm now llv<- nt IHIO 8’• | IM i l c h O f l. ft PAHIH M ^The0SUnl{ed r Natlnn» D.n.irM.ux nfflrra j I ml * l U ' t i ' i r ' i , , M did a mllllan and 8 half dollar . h i h t i W ill m i n t , . I n 1 Ml HM i ' f p i n . Sally Flalda .......... pnernl Assembly Asseml.lv today iml .v 'lightly .llehilv duelling qonrlers 1 Attention tWas railed hv M L .' MiiL'in.lin Avenue. ft General Mi McKilitiln I.ik served Hie l i . n l i o n iininiiL* i in ii » l u l . . m l ... Total Bf lU finding of "reaaonabte r.ui reduced the United Slate* share "Tliey m i . hard op wlml In spend Ki.l.nn In tho riimniinitly IT.ri-,1 mas (Tirol slug |>t>,,, i i , mI for City since Fel.ruuiv IPin wln-n lie i f i i n i / j t i infiA, a | nt *■*1 ♦ )• 4< 11. I*. therefore. Ihe brief con­ nf U. N. ensts hut lurried down money fm " hr Mild JMwr typo are bain* ralaad ha doubt." eve at Rn.lio HI mIIoii ciinie Inoe fimii Wint.-i I'nik, Hi t i n t o n liiiH tu*» •» »f (J* . l e d U l tinued, the board "haa taken an •n American appeal for an oven Elleml.-r 'lid lie would ilrmiiiiil Gtirtslnins Said, nt 8|00 o’clo.'k 1,ml M«r- wlli’le be .esigncl hh eity i„n-, n n d l f t i * Hn* p r n t * i i f ii in « I.'I k action of tha utmost gitvlly and larger cut. nn Invc'llr.ition mid would urge 1WTHIl , M r. M e C a lliy ^ i78T88|8d that hla eoMoquence not only to Service Bids To Be Opened In otilor to nrci.pt Hie Him l ln * m e n . The If. 8 delegation had ener­ that the U ti "nll.ich strloi;*" tn is Moses announced ili.H the An» I I raara old i i ^ 0' Individual but to larger pub- On Tourist Building getically It wns dec hie, I ,11 ui il,n'o limit Christmas Tree party King.',I futd posllinn campaigned In mm milieu any furltuu lorrlgn nld grunts Christmas day. / . A former amThe film o f Him iHI Mild tiille n p ie |i]e.|ge eliei'k.. mi 1 ,11 l , 111 t h e . . ’, hy tlui organDalinn will hr held session* tn get Us share cut lo fin snhl lie wiinls Hit* govern Han farald. ha vlaltad The board acted under White h i n k < In- t, has ih lie I’o n s i,le is l.le work fo r which are s lm il.n "> Dhls for construction of ihn ono thlrd of the U. N total, hut incnt tn require Western European nt (lie lodge groiiiid' at il:(Hl the prinDra tUo this R morning, Home revision of loyalty review ciiiuly lo y* H n iiftu .l, in,-In,ling pliin* mm, I ini in s ire , It tend". ' I'm " 1 H i e o l d e r proposed Tourist Recreation could allrart the support nf only nations tu earmark greater por­ M. Hutiirday, Fruit, that gludileli studies of the pro),used Water of one Anicriei.u liny wmi,nil,I ill lures which permit diimls- Building, slated to go up in Fort, tiny Nicaragua for this proposal. tions of llidr |.reduction to Ihe 1, 0,1 other things T T r. '> i r upon "reasonable doubt." Instead, the Budget Committee mutual nx**stanre program and Ihe children's hearts"will h„ dispens- fro,,t ‘'’nnlnal. They aim have our fight fm .....I -,,. Vinnunt; Tha prepare,I plans for a sewage ills- one pint of I.I,,Mil " I'ro .pectlve that, there had to be an Mellon Park whan funds aro recommended and Ihe Aisemhly hullding of i joint military force e.l t.y Santa Clnil" Little Mis* Dana Lee Rankin, f'" ‘h" elwtrlfi.iillon <l,»nira will he j.-ke.i to ugn them ____ showing of disloyalty. •fjdMblj, will ho opened and approved today, a decrease from to resist ' ominnnisl aggression |IIIIY«|8itl|f p liili t 1th'! | i I*'«Ikci r h i f k ’*. Latar lha board ordered a re- tabulated at 4:00 this aflrrnoo* 38.1)3 per cent to 30.30 per cent Rouse Iti inlilicim leader Joseph n m i n i ! n t M I bm M a i l . ll n,. \ l „ | l a * „ , III" , 'ling i, | l.,' fm J||h. aka** of w other federal employ- at City Hal), City Clerk H. N. W. Marlin Jr. t Mas* ) and Hep , ,Tntve!l In noV,l„l /..! ,I..‘. ...I.|"' f"r th*' f""lt"hl"g of street light- :t, A nt which nil stir, .Muimiitei* and 0V,tl,O f"r r?"‘ “ lha same rule. It also Bayer announced today. TOPHTORV Ibollard W II,ill ( II NY I, hack .ltd renditions of rJfour fine "l',ll,n* pinn» log current frntn tins plan!, wtunleer worket* will („■ n-ked t.i agency hoards to tabs 8 Mr. 8 a m arid hid* on the TORflNTfi i.k—Canadian news­ from n nmnd-the world lour, Issued soli’ctl'ifls. played from memory. LAKE 91AllV l,IIOfil *.M present. ll,T u ih " l n ifu rriiatlo n I at lha records of 8T4 40-foot building, plana un.1 paper editor* picked the removal a statement nf Itirlr own, denounc­ Mrs. ,\»rry Bird and 1’eler J. f’hlldren of I.nke Mary will m the pregrm n w ill he given hy employes who eaptred fed- specifications for which have of Gen. MicArlhur from his l/olird ing "muddling" In foreign nld. Ihirkcr ni nle brlrf talks In i.ea m ic e after Oct. IT 1847. been prepared by Architect B. J. Nations command as the lop world "We were surpsled to learn that half of the soriiring nf instill- grilher nt the Community llnu.so !Clayton IN i runic. Atlanta, Gn., Houghton, will be preernlrd to news story of 1331, the Canadian nna renson why France tins not menta for tho rapidly growing tonight at 7:.T0 o'clock lo receive blood ilonatio,* field represriitnilvi* presenli. and tn enjoy n program from the south-ea-iern nen. T tho City Commlaalon for decision Press reported today. been able lo supply all Its defense .Seminole High Behind Hand. of enleiTnlniuent, Il was nnm.unL'Attending Ilm iim.iuillee meet­ In the F.uropean army on schedule “n ^ o n tract awards at a latter . . . , alisenre of Exalted Ruler e.l l.y A. W. Tomkinsnn, who has ing were John Williams, Mr. l ’o* The Weather Is beeattxn tnn United Slates has It. InI’.Ihe Hhnrrock, Eeslectned Lead­ charge of the piogrnm. A big lersnn, Col, H G llaiiinmn, ,M *A««nilng to City Manager I C d i v / d ^ failed In iiiovlde Ihe necessary ing Knight lr>— Earl HigginlM.ihani Christ nuts tree has been set up Wallin-.’, Bnvmond l.undipiht and equipment tor whl-h Congress upClifford Me^dbhlrt, Klbhln, bids wero -» — — A al iHmt «m s a d nanafad •• IF YOU bO N T proprlaird the money vnme months presided, Christina* Carols were In the building, ,m,l a large nt- ..Mrs. Velma Goiunlni, rhnpter arc* Law F m l aakad. for both overall tontetary. sung after the meeting adjourned. tendance is expelled. ago," they said. atm tlon, Including materials, and a n th e r bid- was s?h-d on C I T V I I A I T . I ID I.ID A V i T I t K( OUTS LIVING COUTH I T labor chargea alone, Thla will Offices nt the C it y Hall will ha WASHINGTON iy*-Thc govern More than 00 Cub Scouts f»oiq. enable tha City to taka advantage TEMrEBATUBE TONIGHT incnl’s coat of living Index rose rinsed Monday and will reopen 10 Urn* will meet tonight at the of any offers of materials at LAKELAND yv-Tcmperalures another 0.8 per cent to n new peak Wednesday morning, following the First Melliodlsl Church for a eaat tendered. In tho present from 33 to 38 degree., lonlght and As a result, approximately a holiday, City Manager McKil.bin Cl*rl«lmu* prog rum. They huvo Jayeae drive for tourist building (v morning In Extreme million and • quarter railroad announced today. provided the tree and decoratioM North . _Florida and Indications --------- of - voricari wlU get a pay boost of O. P, Herndon, county clerk, and will present gift* which they The Commlaalon la not planfrost Sunday was forecast today four centa an hour. Tlielr wage stated that offices In tne Court have maim lo their parents, Clin ........... by the Federal Statu Froil-wam-acntci are tied ‘to tho rise and ,Iou*c will ho closed Monday ami Master W. Tyro will he In charge 111. “ M M " ’ “ Ing Service. fall of tho Indti. Tuesday, . of tho program. '« ' ■ Hr v h; ,)**.>Y. w*«a„i*-',a^ v - . 3 Ii,ivIi*retitei 1• Scottie McCalley* Arkansas Farmer, Visits In Sanford 1 ><aU(, - l.iaftk- ■ - - - - - - - i)iiNNlMklAa4Nb*esi 8.<*jVi<iri»£iXai«■■>c4 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1951 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Dec, 1«, 1151 B lu e s In T h e N e w s By BOB ANTHONY Atomic Powered Plane Forecast In New Contract . F o r e s tr y . E x h ib it Planned At: f*r Q iijim a n ls t TO W * B j ^ E f t jjr _______ _ ~ r ~ rows n ..i ^ oZ"3* Mtlmatai of t5» number of *i ikl. I*. ■ . Communist II.A . pfiiOO#ft Rftoootri tha Red* __ hold ___ and __ tilt that this la Uat. number announced by the Rede; "Any Information on prisoners v Australian Radio Says N ^Rania Claus Joan Bennett’s lay Private Life Ma; Be Made Pubfic All the children of naval Per­ and friends The marketable value of pine He said that probably many of SYDNEY, Australia kR-Auitralspecial guest* at the annua) sonnel stationed here In Hanford tree* received from too Communist* 1* those listed as missing actually la's biggest radio network broad­ as a crop and a* good land will have the time of their lifeChristmas party of tha Business cast to the kids today that there'* use for thousand* ef acre* r.t questionable due to their continued in battle. and Professional Women’* Club, Friday afternoon at a gala Florida's sandier soils will bv refusal to allow intern a tional com­ died BEVERLY HILLS. Calif. WJ-A really no Santa Claua. Thli hai C3 3 Jama* M Hinles of the ChrUtmni party to lie given In held Friday night at the Yacht shown at a Forestry Demonstra­ mittees of the Red Croat to Inspect U. S. Eighth Army recently report­ already touched off a great debate. private Investigator’* reports of al­ tho movie building here on the Club. Decoration* wero under tion sponxored by tha Withlacoo- their prisoner of war facilities and ed that 5.500 Amelcans were Santa waa Just made up by moth- ‘ leged trysts between Actress Joan ■ WASHINGTON on — The Air the direction of Mr*. A. F. station. The afternoon will be chee operations. Land U*e Project on Dec, 10, era and fathers, said a story taller Bennett and her agent. Jennings slaughtered by the Reda after being filled with surprise* for the Force, pushing for early develop­ Ramsay, and consisted of <|uanOf the 11,330 names on the Com­ taken prisoner. * from 10:30 A M. until 2:00 P.M. on "Kindergarten of the Air,' ■ Lang, may be made public. youngsters with erdor cartoon ment of in atnmtc-powcred ■„•- titie* of Brasilian Pepper and munist lists, a U. N. Command The lists supplied by Red truce program designed for children bv Jerry Olcsler. top flight crlmlnal*The Demonstration will be held movie* being shown and helium alane, ha* awarded a new contract Christmas holly and burning retained by Mis* Bennett s balloon" being given away. A very on State Highway 30 approximate- communique reported: 7.143 are negotiators Tuesday was the first toe government-operated broad­ lawyer for work on a nuclear engine to taper* In white nnd red. ly 1H miles east of U. H. High-i ?•*** mC1n‘ official Information from the Reds casting system. The audience is husband, Walter Wanger. said Mon­ strong rumor ha* It that .Santa Pratt end Whitney Aircraft Corp., Decorntcd Christmas tree wns way 301. The location la about ’ DFltlih. 334 Turkiah, 40 Filipino, JO since July and Auguat, 1950, when mostly made up of kids from S to day he will use them "If nec­ •t Esst Hartford, Conn. surrounded with gifts for th<- Claus himself Is going to take essary" to defend his client, who *ro,nc^' ^u,Jr , ^*n, four South toe Reds gave Ihe International 5 years old. In effect, the Air Force appeared girl* at the Girls' Industrial time out from his many tasks at four mile* northeast of Lnrooeheo. African, three Japanese, and one Red Cross the namei of 110 prison­ Melbourne's ABC office was de­ shot Lang last week "because he Duringg the demonstration four, to be pulling some of It* egg* Into School, which 1* sponsored by the North Pole to make a special one-tenth-aerc plots will bo cut each from Canada, Greeco and ers. luged with calls from parents who broke up my home." • lecond basket. the Netherlands. the club. In keeping with thti trip to the party to chat with CoinrMentally with the sudden thoso words. But there was vir­ Dlst. Ally. 5. Ernest Roll goes Last March u , the Atomic hner- season's motif, the bamiuel tables Hit- kiddies nod pan* out nltn.lt- from a fourteen-year-old slash The Co mm unlit lisle fell far short ftp Commission (ABC) announced were covered with Chri.tmas ings filled with candy. Ho be pine plantation for observation of previously published Allied esG- change to Red attitude, Gen. Rldg* tually no complaint to Sydney, It­ before the grand Jury today to seek way flew to Miinian from hla Tokyo self, the ABC reported. study an indictment against Wnnger, a it wai negotiating a contract with cloths with garlands of greenery sure your children nrn at tho and Among those Having prominent m*!el P*™*?1 100,000 of more, headquarters. a General Electric Co. division and holly berries nnd burning movie building on tho base at places Miss Jean Wyndham, adviser for prominent fUm producer. on the progrsm nre Colin The 3,198 Americana listed as He Immediately went into a top "tor further development nf a nu­ tapers. "Those reports show far more the kindergarten program, said the I :Ufl this Friday for an after­ D. Gunn. Stnte Conservationist, U. prisoners compare with approxlstrategy conference with hla armi­ clear reactor for aircraft." Monday Entertainment, under the di­ noon of fun and entertainment. 8. Soil Conservation Service; J. A. mately 12.000 Americans officially stice negotiators and military com­ Idea waa only lo tell children what than just that Mrs. Wanger and, Right the Air Force said It had Lang were meeting at thc\ kindergarten tcachera have been Mr. UUII A pre-Chrlstinn* station per­ of Mrs. Eric Vlhlen, Regional Forester, U. H. BMcd a* missing In action. manders. given Pralt and Whitney "a con­ rection tolling them already—and to clear parking lot where the shooting oc­ sonnel offire party was held Sat• Gibbs, featured children from the radio Soli Conservation Service; and R. Hut a reliable source In Tokyo Bidgway was quoted as saying tract to work on the development talent show, who presented the unlay night at the home of Mr. their minds of puzzlement over the curred?' Glcslcr told a newsmen. tho "military and truce delegations army of department store Santa Brent, Florida State Board of of an atomic aircraft engine." and Mr*. George Powell In C. Lang, 39, was wounded in the following program of Christmas are in complete accord" onnbl.NB Forestry. S t a t e F a r m e r s M a r k e t An Air Force apokrsman Raid musie and Christmas poems. Orange CUy. Plnnocle, checker* Clauses. into and haa been under sodaSTEPS IN Koras. Timber operators, pulpwood and ■ ■ — *------------------------------------totting of the contract to Pratt and "Deck The Malt*" was sung hy and erlbliBge were among the vea since the shooting last Thurs­ company representatives, The conference waa attended by Whitney wa* not to he taken as many games and entertainment paper Tha boyhood home of John How­ day. The district attorney has been forcsters, creosote and turpentine »S srn H iM T A T j^ y *a *K *s the Sunbeam*; Dana Itankln, Oen. James A, Van Fleet, U. N. •n Indication that the General Elec­ that kept the party going strong ground commander In Korea, nnd ard Payne who wrote "Homo unable to obtain a statement from sssiure, Kterlda tric Co. I* not making progress. Lynctte Drlgirers, Jrnncttn Har­ until the wee flours of tho company representatives, supervlvey and F.llen Vihlcn. Th-i Vice Adm. C. Turner Joy, bead of Sweet Home" is preserved in East him. Mias Bennett. 41, has denied sors of sol) conservation districts. The following prices reported hy Rather, he said, a search Is being morning. Those present Included, and soil conservationists from all The Dealer* on The Hanford mate the U. N. armistice team. any romance with Lang, a married Hampton, N. Y. Sunbeams also sang, "Frosty Th-made for more than one way to ' ' m i ' i i . _____ »' T " e o r m e r * s i a r a e i r o r p r o a u c e * mi ,i man. Snow Man", and "Oh, Little Tow-i George and Lorry Powell, Fred over No progress was reported by • Florida are expected to !nr In t„ Trucker* A Dealer* up to 1:10 develop the engine. Police found reports of a private Television of football gamaa second truce subcommittee arguing r rf * r,rl Wood, Ed and ■(tendance. The public I* invited.' D.JI. Dee. ir. The Air Force and the AEC, of Bethlehem." A poem. "Will Alva ' lledenbaiigh, Floyd Gris­ lii-nii* T*ndergreen, Deat Panmunlom over how to enforce started with tha uis of one cam­ detective hired to Investigate the/ working with Industry on the pro­ Santa Claus Hemember" bv ham, Ken Jones, Bill Ilrennnn, |i*ndlng Quality Bennett-Lang relationship In Wang-* V e g e ta b le M a r k e t ject, nave been close-mouthed Joseph Menendex, n piano soIj . Wnvne llakken nnd myself. hu h u r. t l .J S - S 40 an armistice. It adjourned until era In 1930. Now three or mure 11 a. m. Wednesday. efficient cameras are used to tala- er’a car. Giesler said he has copies lient-*, I’oln ifo Hupnllea about details. But scientists have "Moonlight Sonantn” by Dsno Bill Brennan left tills after­ of those seized by pollco, plus Sudden Communist capitulation visa a football game. predicted unofficially that an Rankin, a solo "White Christ­ noon JAf'KMfJNVIl.I.K (AID—Tha Fed riiliiiage, YIn in III. hag* 1 IS- 1.1S for Ills home in Waltham ^ M e r v l,.; I ' * b h a g e , C h in e s e No H u p p ll* * others. In turning over tha names of pris­ r u ) H in t* M u rk * .; . . O *I«w atomic powered plane might have mas" by Palrirl* Hsrrln-Hoh, Massachusetts where he will *esi . » TT i f e b - r y . F lo r id a G u ld e n ly N i w York ios oners they hold Is the most hopeful o s r k e l on H n r l d a i D e p e n d in g HUe i- r l* . 1,19 Roll uld his decision to present In color television, the baste a range limited only hy human The Harmonica Melody. “Hlton’ spend fourteen iluys leave before Trull* nnd vrtiniatile*: O l e r y . F lo r i d a I ’a s c a l break In talks since a provisional colors are red, green and blue ra­ the case to tha grand jury was endurance and speeds that con Night,” "Adeste Fldetes." nnl proceeding to Newport, B. 1. for A v o ,'in i,,* r im * i n . i t * i . j f i - t in . D e p e n d in g H it* n r l* . 1 * 0 - 1.L0 cease-fire line was created last "First Noel," by Tnmmv Bowers. Hn*i> ln-iih* hunhi'l* generally fair ther than red, green and yellow. prompted by a desire to "move only he guessed at. rn , D e p e n d in g H I** A period of instruction at thu lo go,nl iiunllly Vstentln** inn. • 'uilrsil* fast" and by the fear lhat key c r l* . 1.71- 4.50 month. The buffer line will become Last Sept. 5, tho Air Force an­ Jackie Thomas, and Lo«||e Smith n 1 mi. few ordlnurv low *■ t.tn, e g g p la n t Navy’s .School of Naval .lustier, effective If other truce terms are Ii i i . h * k l * . t . l l - I 51 nounced it had contracled with A solo. "Adeste Fidelia” in Bill ha* promised to send me n lenlKnU I in.t SO. he*t moetly I'm o in h e r* Gugllelmo Marconi was granted witnesses may leave the Jurisdic­ hu. h * k l * . t.1 0 - S.60 agreed to by Dec. 27. Otherwise tion of local courts. Consolidated Vultec Corp. for con­ Latin, by Tommy Bowera. A snowball for Christmas. Good J no-l.So. Florida Belle* fair iiual- K m n 'iu a l* hu. h * k l * . 3 00 It will be changed to conform to the basic British patent on wire­ Ity few l .’in.Ion. contender* fair l . e i d i c * . Ic e b e rg struction of what engineer* call *o|n, "What I like" by Jn*enh . D e­ If no felony complaint Is filed less telegraphy In 1807. iionllly I 50.1 no few 1,15, was l.lu. Lurk Hill and we'll gee you back changes to tha battle line. p e n d in g H I** I . A . C r l * . 4 50- 6 on aa airframe—Ihe shell of ■ plane Menende*. accompanied by Marin against thei 57-yesr-nld Wanger by ton, few low hh Inn • in lo n * . G r e * n do*, h u n . I on. here In March. i.i; The Reds' Hats Included the without engine* or Instruments— Menendex. A piano solo "Chillies Cnlihnge I 3/1 hu*!iel hose* do- I ’u r e r ly h u. I i* k l* . t.0 0 - 1.51 name, serial number, rank, unit announcement stressed tha same fhuridi y, when a writ of habeas Today Is the big day for many in e e lle r o llln l ty p e (.7 6 .5 00. tor a nuclear-powered plane. This a* Christmastime" by Mnrln corpus la returnable In Superior I 'm * , K n g ll* h No H u pp tle* f*e |e rv IS In i It r r n t e * ( lo ld e n h s r l men here n* they will be making and the number of the prison camp point to connection with th* Com­ Court, he will be released uncon­ • ik r n Nu H u p p ll* * Waa regarded a* an Indication of Menendei, The closing number g e n e rn lly f a ir •|nN 111 v 3 .lin e n 4 00, I'e p p e r* munist list being distributed to their wav by rnr, bus, trnln or h u. h * k t» . 1 I.0 0 IS .0 0 In which each man waa held, ft reasonable confidence euch a plane waa a poem, "A Child's Prayer", I ilm e n 1011-4.50, S .IO - IO ilm e n Itn illa h e * 5 d o t. Iiii. h * k t * . ditionally. 1.15- 1.11 did not Include home towns. newsmen to,Tokyo. It said: Can be produred. by Lvnctte Driggers. Randall tilnnr for the part nf the country 4.00-6 on. i.**i 6 no. ■*'* mo, ' Hipiwnh, Y e llo w Nw H u p p ll* * Roll aald he will seek an Indict­ Tho U, N. Command had refused they call "home" and for a lo w in. 1 6 0 . t'H n ia l l> 4-4 d o )« n "It must be emphasised that Ihe ment H*i ii Heii, W h it * No W iip plte* Power plants for both the plane ItnliMn* served as announcer nn-l on a charge of assault with 4 no. ,| n . retv 3-4* ,3 00-1 60.. . . . i T u rn * I n * * llu . Iia k la . l u l l - T .00 to go Into detailed discussion on Defense Department cannot vouch and the suhmarlne on which the Mrs, Evn Darkey, accompanist, Christina* with loved ones they C e le r y i .• l.l.a g e i e l* r y i r a l e * l . T I - T p lr „ | | , . r t llI. 1 , 00 . ) , j fi the question of exchanging prison­ a deadly weapon or one of assault haven't seen for some time. for accuracy of names as listed. Navy I* at work would have their Mrs. E. J. Booth, president, , , . .„» .« « T u r n ip H a l* i| Ini. h * k l» . 1,16- l.S o with Intent -to commit murder. Although lho elty of Hanford * 7I * [ i r u n i,l/ e i* __ )|_U_* li * 1 * T.DO.S.no, T |1P n |„ ,v « p r ic e * n r * In e o m p ls t* ers until such a Hit was supplied. The Incidence of errors, omissions heart In an atomic reactor—a mas- served ns tnastmnsler nnd inholitfiv e r* « f a ir r jiia llt y Allied spokesman said they wanted t'iN In Itbiv* A r r i v a l o f n u p p lle i. is a fine plnre to live and the or flctlous additions Is not known." live device which permit* the slow, trodured Mr*. Lnrv Grantham, I . 1 SO onMnurv -tuiilltv t 60-1 Di c in iii to know what they were negotiating controlled release of atomic energy chairman of the parly, who In people are wonderful to ux, n Inraf rIr** i &rt.| no, | »| e*k S.on. f»inn«(H. I»oit«*ntllfijf Florida's Newest Hlic for. They emphasized that they * »»rt fellow misses those loved ones at In the form of heat end radiation. trodured the committee member* lift E S .tS S.IO PUSAN, Korea Ult-The South Major Attraction I >itfi(IHIon 4/!i li(INh**| boifa IDO* f i r D t i O c a n tn»i 3.00 3 60 could expect from tho Reds no Korean government said tonight This heat prohahly would bo con­ aervlni* with her. They were home, especially during the 31.V I. M ttm h more men returned than were ac­ the disparity between the number verted Inlo propulsive power for a Mrs. Robert Steele, .Mr*. I.. C. Christmas season. For those of D ill i/ b b tifh H lio iF B f» (fositri I KA. «Jrt4ft#*frnit. lln i S.no 1 35 tually Hated. Kakl'birtl IniHhFlM 3 fMl-3 50, f#■rr T.4fiK*rlm*i». lan hy gas nr mercury vapor Tlllls, Mr*. R. L. McKinney, Mrs. you who will he staying In South Korean and American AriMirfllni Ifi h hi * rtrt-i.Srt, li*w' mm 3 ft«>, Nuckola declined to Indicate of NIh* irblnes. The heat produced hy a Ernrsl Prolhersnn, Mr". Erie Hanford for the holiday*, let me Itlirh box I 6n- 3,on hi troops officially listed as misting Kmllvi* fhlff.rv i,n*U»\n 3 31-1,73, 11 v.4ri«*tli*»4 iirn llu i'a rf»rBlv#i1 a l whether the U. N. would he satis­ and Ihe number given by the Com­ •mall quantity of exploding urnn- Vlhlen. Mr* A. F. Ramsay, remind you of Hie wonderful few Imu («(* 3 DU, O * H N hftiril mI mI n F a rm n ri* M u r* fied Ihe list. Presumably the U N, lum-235 Is tremendous. Homo sclen- Miss llrttv Doris Williams, Hob- work being done by thn Navy f*m«mir»ti** I*nitikt«]im . i nit-3.75, moRtly Tkat from Irt A .M, li«i?f :|A, to 10 A.M . Command will complete Its study munists might mean the Reds are tlita have estimated that one pound bve Morton nod Miss Dorothy Center. Bemember lo have ynur 3 35-1 an Dee 17 Tdlnl ri'culpl n 7IE)4 jiHck* a tremendous num­ KimnimiU ffimrt JR* II. of Ihe Bit before deciding whether "camouflaging ore *i m of it would produce *e much energy Von Herlmlis. Christ urns uift* wrapped them ber of tragic atrocities." Ie«4||l((f I*4«N114Ffl iTHlM Ilia IlflN* t s**m i* iifl tin m l o n n il im iffiic ft, to press for additional name* or •* *1* million gallon* of gasoline. anil remember the people there ton 3 ilcif ** ii 3 rtrt 3 1& , f» ’w 3 aft, 92 tiiai r N « « I N l*i»tl>\ Members nnd "iiest.s enlnylm' Inspection nf toe II prison camps in The heat and accompanying ra­ the nartv were Mr, end Mrs. F want to make you feel at home IhumilhG few l.rtfl, iinofr>r l.Rrt-lflfi mif ilerminrl on HI rim. I/egal Notice l.lmci* I /a lujNhwf mrtfitiN l*«r* which the Communists say Ihe men diation, however, evidently provide C. Carter, Mr. and Mrs. A. F so drop in for n game nf ping nIm nn I 50-3 n0 are held. STOCK MARKET fh* hlgge.t obstacle to development Ramsay, Mr. and Mr*. Carl png, ranis, to write a letter, 11n«hrIr *‘Allff»rn|a Won* I* litrthy alv*n that I am A reliable sourco to Tokyo Indi­ N n_tlr_e ................. NEW YORK i*v—'There wa* dtiN lino 13 no, f*lr «i tin111y Son of a nuclear engine for aircraft Ptlsoc, In liualn*** if** on on Ill-way lll-wa dnnre or to just sit around and Mr. ami Mr*. Itotiert nth«*r IiiHIiiiibf tjf|»R Ifl (III-1|_flrt f«ir mwid deal of selective! buying In cated that the Red list of British I7 -S 1 a n d l^ in a w o m t H o a d . H a n to ro . The problem la lo shield crew Hleele, Mr. rhni with vmir friend*. (jliillMv * no M ill and Mr*. I.scv M . H rm ln n l* C o u n ty F lo r id a . u n d * r th a I.neiie. 7 00-7 5 1 1 . M nw „tock mBI.| ,ot ln(fay but Commonwealth prisoners (allied member* from the deadly redla- Grantham, Mr. nnd Mr- It. F Above nil else, let'* remember KntR R.rtri-Aftfi D i t l l l o u * n n m * ''H a n ln n d o T r a i la r in* price* generally were mixed and closely with the Brlllsh list of men I 'l ir h " a n d lh * t t In la n d to r * a l * t * r tlon. larnd Is tho best known shield True. Mr. and Mrs, Raymond exactly what Christmas com M rtdlxht'" I i|iiit r ( liU N kfjN missing In actlnn. This source said *n ld Oh io * m ir a u n n t to tho u r n n of fl’ IV I li W Nil ,75. chnngc* were small. tor radiation end too much lead M. Ball, Mr. imd Mr.. I G. ti emorates. Yes, tho Ghflslm** 1, IIII. Mini win*rrlfw |»*tr itInI low miiJdr The stmv nctlvlty and mixture of "a little more than 1,000" men aro I I I * F li'I F t ln ii* N am o H t u lu l* . l o ­ might weight a plane down season lias become so com- ,lt5 prli tiN IIIr'luffi(ilftin. ’ w 'll: H rr . 1 1w 6ill). ofthHa ieC lFelor kr id oa f HthI *e, There have been no official pre­ Hnilernr, Mr. ami Mrs. Ernest me rrlnllrcij that many peuplo H f|in»nl» 'i,| litiMifJ* tin 11mi lyfim unin* amt Inssns ran pretty well listed as missing In action. In tlaautllul The Reds sold thev had 910 Brit, tl oi r iro *ill i i n Ct io u rt o f H rm ln o le C o u n ty , diction* as to how Inng it may Brotherson, Mr, ami Mr*. P. D, forget llie very reason it. Is 3J hi-inn. iinr| inn-inn, iMinrar through nil sections nf Ihe list. Hemtool* County 1*00*1,60. iMiRhfitu Urj(p mIrd *900* The bright spots wero American tih and 11 other Commonwealth F lo r id a . mlerson, Mr. nnd Mrs. Erie tike to complete the first atomicrelrhrnteil. Let's all pul Christ 2 An, hiiNhrU y«l!fiw Rlrttlalilnrck cynnamlu and Dm It. A. Wllhalm Ihlen and Mr. end Mrs 0. D Midway U»lwa*n Dow Chemical, troops In their prison camps. powered plane, hut some Informed Art.3,Art, hithI niORtlr 3.AO, A«nra Wllhalm into the word Christmas for the 2, Both sides agreed that lists sub­ Sanford and Orlando which _____ moved ahead ____ a point or Ownera Watrrrr»«N p#*r bunrh .11. Clrclee have estimated It e.s a Pearson. Also Col. ami Mrs. W. holidays and then drop only th1mitted Tuesday could he changed Drrrmlier IS. IIII, more each at limes. *«ltor of years, and at a cost of E. Baker. Mr». V. II. Gran'hsm to-n-s nfler the season la over, Mrs. Marlon Harmon, Mr*. C. E. many millions nf dollar!. Other gainers included Goodyear, from time to time until an armlaThe churches of Hanford welcome U n ite d N a tio n s Hunter, Mrs. Esrt C Fans*. Mr. U. S. Rubber. Casa, Radio Corp., tico Is signed. ------------ 1-----O. M. Spring, Mrs. K. J. Booth, •he ni'-e In blue now a* during McIntyre, Inlyrt, Allied Chemical, Union The Pentagon said It would re­ (f oNllaneS preM fags (Im I 7 Cirhlds, American Can, American lease names In Instalments, aa Mr*. Jee Booth and daughter the entire year. Attend the G 1 V E .P S H I N P T A 9 K L E church of vnur choice. You’ll be atomic arm* nnd convenllonol wea­ Carhlde, Dmin Gall Itouth, Mrs. Dick Tobacco, Santa Te, Gulf OIL United soon as they are checked and not­ C i t y C o m m is H l o n Aiken. Mrs. J. K, Under. Mrs. glad you did. Airlines, John* Manvllle, Standard ifications have gone eul. The first pon*. George W. |tn>v(,r. Mrs. A. The Cum mmil at blue countered 01) fN. J ,) ' Gnneral Motors and Hats for puhllcalinn. It added, are ( t 'n s ll ) ) .* t o n I 's x t n a s i viixleriltiy with » tiriiposiil presented Chrysler. not expected to he available before ___________ far further Investigation a den- Menende*, Mrs. Marguerite Gra­ Friday. by Poland for the new com miss F I S H i n ., I S t U N i u H .1 1 I M U I A M I L Y alon whether or not to reitnrn the ham, Mrs. Gertrude l’*"e. Mm. General Ike Ion to scrap five years of work express the Russian view yester­ Notifications lo kinfolk will carry drivar’s license of Mark Hander*. Escar Price, Mrs. Eleanor Rnand start over—a plan Ihe West day. hut said he had been sick. the statement that the Defense DcNegro. The license Imd been held •—nrl. Mrs. fllntirhe Slrln-eF, agreed In reject. lie did not glvo Ihr nature nf his partmrnt cannot guarantee the acby the Pollen Department, follow- Mr*. Thelma Both A-olei.- Mr*. Vlshlnsky had been expected to Illness. curary of the report. A Pentagon Ing the estreating of a bond of Lois Mtnllev. Mrs, |-‘vn llarkfiy, set M**. I (I. Wolfe, of Coffey ,wh" h"'' charged vlll- Kansas. with rrrkir** driving, and whose Also Mis* ft..|*v *»-ne "-II (hail any Individual nntlnni nnil (I racord showed numrrou* violations Ml** |t”t*>- tlurls Wfllnnis M|s* nanced hy a common military In driving. willi* *,*. Mi.s r ,,1 h..,. budget A former teal-cab parking ipac» ; , Churchill ami Eden met again *2 *hf. °( First Street Morton. Ml** floridt-v Von •(**■ »**v i■i hulls, Ml** Belly C'dl II in. Mis* •ppoilto Magnolia Avamte was orihh mnr'iliiii with I’lovon ami a,1* '4*^., G lo r ia M i* * M o re French Foreign Minuter Hubert dared restored for public uio. 1 Olllse Kmllh Mis* E l"1" Flirb'V. Schumun. The French official M|*s f’-.-trsnu Ml** T.ol* sourer* anlil the four agreed on Ferrell Ml*s Msrv Ella C„wan rnnrdinntlng their policies In the Also B. W. Anlhnnv. \V. II Mediterranean area, where both G en eral D ean ' 1A i A * . U u v/ t a j Koenig, Robert T""lor. end natliau nrn faring ruing Arab na­ I MU Mill l S\ Diiri'aii I, llartscll, Wnsliingl'iu tionalism. . / *""'!""** F»»*« r « ) . o m Ifc. W O N fU R fll^ D. G. looka* himself. Aa for the I'lrven plan army, however, Ihe British are pictured rs Jyplf.".1 !?f «»n»menl we* that of aa withholding final Judgment until Valley *N^ y^,ir 8 *,on of Newark P a n A m e r i c a n T o completion of negotiation* on a Independent laboratory testa re* trouty draft by the ala founder « our regular betook e C o n t i n u e O p e r a t i o n nation*: France, Belgium, the Neth­ w p 1* wor<i, 10 huay Oen, Dean contly proved that the chcnpent erlands Luacmbmirg, Italy and Weal (lermany. The foreign and Shakespeare glass rod la better finance mlnlatere nf the ila nation* meet here Dec. 37 on the political f f i ' X W T “• ”™ than the boat of any other mnko end flnunrlal aapocta of the Pleven .'I!,* ui ,ni .•damned good plan. iM n "« £ 5 ! jdingle hatooka glass rod . . . . Wary Churchill may have come J J Ln„.e,LCj ^••Jd- And after our here prepared to do aomo hone within It hour*. It announced it had operated 03 trading with (Jen. Elsenhower on per cent nf tta normal flight* since organfilng aubaldiary command* of ihe CIO Transport Worker* Union the North Atlantic Treaty Organcalled the itrlke Sunday and that taatlon (NATO). Among toplca of tranaatlantlc operation* already diacuaalon at luncheon ware report* cd to be creation of a Middle c is t had returned to normal. There haa been no Interruption he burning Will Korean of Its Latin American and Pacific services, the airline reported. Ve*»eli of Blanton, Tex., The union Negotiating Com* mltteo wai reported unofficially to have decided at a meeting today to recommend that itrikera return tr, that1* shooting," Vea* to work and co-operate with an emergency Fact ■ Finding Com­ mittee iel4 up by Preiident Trumen Monday to inquire Into the S t O f«^ r"V V A r.SS! f Company official* already have expressed wllllngneii to appear be­ '“ • » « « «*• U ii to go. fore the President's committee. L .'.B riitR y d f ejtravan Tha union negotiator* laid they ” uwamUlar atrfats until would paaa their recommendations todirbinUM ai aaerieai haa, . Your fashion wardrobe calla for a wardrobe Try the reel with the new Nylon rears. The. entire family will enjoy year round flehlng! Troll now fog Speckled Perch; . . 'T il C k t lt t m n �— H~TM T. Tj i i SKI THE WEATHER la Ualty There ta S trw yth— T» Pretest tlM Pm h of the World; To Proinoto the Ptt|N« of AorrltL To Prodoco Prosperity for Sanford. # g t t f a r d S t r a t i GrnrrsMy fair, exrrpt mr-lly ilmi.ly on nonI Hr.«Kt miiikI Jin! in rilrrme south with it lew «hi)Hrr» on Ihr lowrr runt roust tonight sn-1 Tliiir«rlii>-. I.ltllr rhanur in trmprrntorr loniuhl. Warmer Thiirsilnj. * AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEW SPAPER Atwoclolod Prona I d u td W irt LUME X X X X I1I Acheson Progress Made i J)y Europeans Producer Admits Shooting Rival t> United Nations Re­ ject S o v i e t Bid To Prohibit U s e Of Atom Weapons WASHINGTON i*—Secretary 0f State Acheaon laid today the Euro­ pean nations have made more prog s toward unity tn the last (our ira than in tho prevtoua 900. HU statement at a news confer ence waa In effect a reply to crit tea who say Europe must do more for unity, more quickly. In sup­ port of It, he cited the Frenchsponsored plan for a coal-steel "pool" snd the arrsngements be­ ing discussed for an all-European army. In his first meeting with report­ ers at the State Department since be attended International confertonces In Paris and Rome, the sec­ retary of state also asserted: 1. The Western Allies hope early In the new year tn complate ar­ rangements for Western German self-rule and participation In Eu­ ropean defense. 2 He would never recommend to Prealdent Truman any disarm­ ament plan based on Russian promises. There must be concrete evidence of disarmament in every country if It Is to work, he de­ clared. 3. There cannot ho any disarm­ ament while military operations are going on In Korea, but other lasues between tho Western pow­ ers and Russia would not block progress on disarmament. 4. The situation-* in the Middle East has grown more serious and the Western nations have loat ground In their efforts to obtain aome reasoned solutions for the Iranian and Egyptian crista. 3. Russia's assertion that two Alleged spies, now reported execut­ ed, were dropped Into the Soviet Union by the United States Is a fabrication. He deacrlbcd It as In line with Cnmmunlit efforts to charge the United Statea and IU allies with sigresaivi Intentions toward the Red bloc, 6, The United Mglea Is eotdlBtt- PARIS 1,8 —'The United Nations ovcwhclmingly adopted the Westrrn disarmament plan today and threw out a Russian bid for an Immediate ben on atomic weap­ on*. The vote on the whole plan waa 44 to 3. with 10 abstentions and 1Burma not participating. The decision was taken by the 00 nation Political Committee aft cr the longest single-subject de­ bate In Assembly history. It will be formallxrd by a final vote of the same nations sitting In the Assembly Itself. A new Disarmament Commis­ sion. Instructed tn try to end the costly world arms race along lines laid down by the Western Powers, will be set up under the plan Russian amendments which would have twisted the Western proposals Into a Kremlin plan all were decisively spumed The Soviet ban on (hr atom was ' voted down, 43 tn A, with nine abstentions, and three countries absent. Russia's proposal was In an amendment to a French llrlllsh ! American disarmament proposal. The Western plan setting up a new Disarmament Commission would instruct it tn work for a step by step reduction of arms. In eluding creation nf a tamper-proof system of International Inspection nnd control ahead of a ban on the atom bomb Russia wanted the bomb banned without any conditions and before establishment nf a control system The committee Immediately ap­ proved the new commission by a vote of 31 tn 0 with seven abi stent Ions Establishment of the commission was the only point In the Western plan which Russia was willing to accept Member* of the commission wilt be the It nations In thr Security Council, plus Canada. II will be ................v HOUVWOOO raODOCM Walter Warner, husband of actress Joan Ben* nett, la shown (top, right) being questioned In Beverly Hills, Calif., by District Attorney Ernest Roll (left) after shooting his wife's agent, Jennings I^ng, In a Jealous rage. Wanger'a attorney, Jerry Gleater (second from left) looks on. Wife of the victim. Mrs. Lang (bottom, left) walti word of her husband's cnndltlon In a corridor of the Mtdwsy Hospi­ tal. He was sho| twice In the groin. Joan llenpelt (bottom, right) leaves the police station after questioning. (International A'oumjpholoJ Peace Talk Strife Renewed Communists Say U. N. Lists Arc Useless; Allies Insist Red Total Is Too Small By GEORGE A. MCARTHUR Ml'NSAN. Korea Exchange Of prisoner of war lists brnoglil new -strife today to tho Korean truce negotiations The Communists lobclril the I'm ted Nations list of 132.472 ('blnrso and Korean prisoners useless The Allies comtdnlneil the Rod totsl of 11,390 Pim S was too small Truer nogollalors made no lor mal prolost Tho prisoner of war Subcommittee was in recess ludav U N delegates in a seeimil sub committee told Ihe Hods they would not budge mis ineh on how to mi perviM- the truce until the emu muni-ls agree to rotation of troopand behind Hie line uisperllon lo guard agmust a sneak military buildup Communist news eorrespondrnts at the PanmunJum truer site said It was itniHissIhle In identify « 111 nr»r and North Korean troop* from the t' N list The names were written In Englr-h Moil were not idotillflrd liy lank untl or III am other way Chinese newsmen ponded out there are iiiomtierablr English spot tings lor any Chinese name, and the English spelling rnnid be trails laled back into varying enmtima lions of Chinese ideographs The U N has promised lo xuiiplv a list written in Chllll-sr and Km can about Christmas tiny lied China's Peiping Radio said thr U lies also agreed lo Identify them by rank ami unit as mam us p<>< slide alter Christmas llrig Gen William Nltekols, ol filial U N Command spokesman, said "We gave them exactly wh.d Marion H arm an John L. Lewis order* to report by next Bacon And Cheese AndW.W. Dawson Promises Aid In under June 1 It* progress toward map-, ping a world system of disarma­ Pricen Are Hiked Kiwanis. Speakers 4 €K>St*ef Strike ment The disarmament program vol By Great Britain Until ft I IB r««p Wit I cd today Includes eventual dlsclu Three Sanfordites W TRR News Director: UMW Chieftain Says i LONDON 1n - Winston Clmreli Ill’s Conservative gnvernmenl Stresses Value OJ Steel Can Afford Sandy Anderson 'hiked Given Awards In the price of rhrrsr and lia con Unlay and told the Hi dish people they'd have to get along Cotton Contest Radio News Reports To Increase Wages Narrowly Escapes . with less bacon and camli WASHINGTON vf—tolm I. Uwls An outline of tho service to th-Cheese and bacon went up a Injury In Wreck TA l.I.A 11ASSE E ^ -A w ard s lo 13 community of Radio Station today promised help to the CIO whopping 12 riots a pound Both Steelworkers in tha event of a lU s s lls s M I r i Florida Sealand Cotton Growers, including three from Sanford, were Announced today by the State De­ partment of Agriculture. The department has sponsored yearly sealand cotton glowing con­ tests tn spur production nf tho new long staple cotton In Florida. The •eaTand variety Is ■ successor to the old sea Island cotton which was nf lop quality but wai ao hard to grow that It proved unprofitable under government price ceilings. Sealand. a cotton which averages more than half •n ■ Inch longer iBtaple Ilian ordlna iary cotton, has orldt for about 4 neen grown In Fieri....... years. It brings from 10 to n cents • pound In comparison with ■ top price nf about no cents for ordinary rollon. So fur, It la grown mostly In Central Florida. Awards of $2.1. 113 and 110 were vented In each of four groups, winners: Group I (Lake County), a . 8 . Crow, Umatilla, first; Gilbert, Umatilla, i It. Shaddlck, Lady ng*. Vo“ Group 3 (Seminole, lusla end Putnam C *T, Frog Thurston, first; GUI i ah, find: R. L. Carter, ganrord. ‘ Group 3 (Marl Counties), O. R. Ji first; 8 . II. Walkup, end: O. E. Word, E S Group 4 (Alachua ir and Hamm, All AlatbM, first; L I. McKinney, lUwtlMfM, second; J . F. Lunsford. HaVriWtWTthlrd. TAX KXEM TALLA1IAHSE — Attor—- Gem ml Richard Etvln ruled ___iy property owned b/ the Catholic church and for reilgloua, nous, educational roucnuonaii •harltable to or similar purpose* fa li aitIUtd lilt tax exemptJlon under Florida law. ----------r a He cave the opinion to the 8tato iGomptrollet'a office which Innntlm l about the stotoa of real •state and tangible personal pro­ perty owned by the shnrth. The law applies to property used for such purmwts by any religious demonlnation. i "The value of the property la -not to bo consider ownership and uae vln added. WTRR by Mnrlon Harman, pro­ gram and news director, and a strike for higher wages. He said talk on the significance of the the steel Industry can afford lo building industry in Ranfotd Lj boost Its pay rates W.R. Dawson, contractor, warn t The United Mina Workers chief given tn Klvvaninn* today. They - made the ststrments at n news worn Introduced by Ralph A. conference after meeting with his union’s 200 min policy committee. Smith. W, H. Stamper, City rommL- ■ The Steelworkers have threaten­ sloner, asked for the co-operation ed to strike New Year's Day tn of the club and individual mem­ back up demands for a 19 rent ber* In making pledge* toward the hourly wage boost and other Ireneeonatructlon of the new Tourist «fttn. Ihc government has Inter Recreation pudding which tho vened In nn effort lo obtain a Jaycees are sponsoring. I’resiilent settlement "The Steelworker* are certainly Joel Field announced that the rlnli would make • decision concern­ entitled lo a substantial Increase In ing a donation nt the directors' wages In respect to the living need* .meeting following the regular of their members." I^wls said "And certainly tha aleel Industry meeting. To Mr*. M. D. (iatrhel, caterer, ran afford to pay a proper wage for their services." and Mrs. J. A. Yates, her assis­ Lewi* said that Hie question of tant, Edward F. Lane presented Christmas gifts in behalf of Ihe the amount and nature nf the sup rlub, and espressed appreciation port the Miners Union may ntfer for their service, lie also com­ ihe Steelworkers "will be determin­ mended George 8 welm, colored ed later." It will depend, he said, serving man at the luncheons for "upon how much the Steelworkers hla outstanding service, handed need and what are Uialr desires." Lewis declined to comment, how­ him a cooking ran and proceeded ever, nn whether coal miners may to dump colne from n paper hag ‘nto tho pan, much to George's dc- quit work In sympathy with strik­ ing Steelworker*, Particularly In Ighted surprise. Mr. Harman revealrd that Sta­ steel Industryowned "captive" coal tion WTRR devotee HI hour* ,i mines. The Miners Union chief lefl the week to new* coverage with an es­ Impression that thar* would be no timated 110,033 words spoken at such sympathy In the mines an average rate of 123 words a however, since strike* minute, seven hour* a week is He- until Mareh ll.coal contracts run votod U> classical musle and mnra He declined la what the ... lay v than three hours weekly to edu­ Miners Union may iy aail In contract cational program*. WTRR i* one changes next spring, If of 38 stations broadcasting the The steel dispute appeared to bo ippei United Nations Today program, he headed toward a m government dl___ „ i reeled solution to avoid a shutdown Mr, Dawson stressed the fart In that key detent* Industry. that all buslneijit-i In the commun­ ity are affected each time a new houee la built- Ha revealed that he The W eather T sasSim w a a 60% Of Tax Roll Collected In Nov. Chicago Cleveland Loi Angeles New Orleans John L. Galloway, County Tax New York Collector, announced today that 60 Washington Ptreanl of th* antlr# Tax Roll for JackaonviNe. 1M I waa collected during th* Miami month of November. All those Tallahassee paying lb November were allowed 4 percent discount a* provided by law, Total amount collected 1836,118.81 and discount* allowed to- High Uw Precis. 33 6 .18 33 9 .18 63 SI .03 43 » M1 33 1 21 33 26 .78 46 .43 v gg *. 70 4! .63 No. SH U. N. Adopts President Warns POW Lists West's Anns Plan, 44-5 May Be Inaccurate Or False; F r a n c e ’s Coal-Steel Pool And European Army Given By Sec­ retary As Example lM to do all it can'to bring stokt the release from Red Himasryaf fair American fliers captured when their plane- w*W down last E*tahl.i»h(d 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY DEC*. IS), l’L'.l ns l*a a e WASHINGTON 4*1 P n ii d m l Rr WILLARD CONNOLLY Colored eltlxcns at Goldslmro III have tho plea*uie of *eetni( light* glowing cheerily In thn tiunlneaa section of We*t "hirteentii gl Street tomight _ . as reminders of the Christmas holidays. LtUle prospect for the llghte, similar to those in the downtown lection, appeared In tie In nrorp«ci when n delegsMnn of Negro,-i from Goldsboro appeared Monday night at the meeting of thn City Commission. ■*' — ----------------------They were told that due to the division manager of th>- El-rldn lateness of the request and scar­ Power and Light To., heard of city of materials, especially wire, this situation, he felt thnt some that it would bo difficult to un­ provision for at least s few dertake the project now, and al*o string* of lights In (iohlslMirn that funda ware not available at should be made. He enlisted thr present for the undertaking, es­ co-operation of Earle Turner, Iona! Bell Telephone Co., manager, timated in coat at 1300. with Commissioners Commission W. li. Stemper sug­ ronferred Stamper end Carrawsy, and the gested that perhaps a few string* result waa that with the ro-operaof light wire* from th* down­ Hon of City Manager McKIhhin town section might be spared for and City employees, several the prejeet, but other commission­ strlnga of lights ware strung ovsr ers pointed out that there might W«#t Thirteenth Street. be some objection to this. About This wa* tha result of tha Limbi the ophr as sura rws given to tha Company’s offtr of a contribution (Reappointed Negro group wae equalling tho cost of tha elactririty •that the whole project might be to be used, and tha furnishing Included In the City budget next by th* Telephone Company of htovy luporting wire* necessary r, whan H. H. Coleman, to hold strings of lights. wuh ipiotnI tmlny WASHINGTON in mu) I hut tin* Pi’miwriiU hnvt* n «oo«l rhuhn* «*f utiiiriititii; him. Mni. PanU I W llnnii, lh im»» i .ilic NiittMiuit r«*mmiMrr\vonmn fm Wi.i'i’tmiii. jfiiv * ! It ir* n*piif t to iiowsknirn iifirr ^l»** u■hI lu»r hiph-itifl. funnier nmyof of .Milunukrf, liilkisl with Mi rtiimmi at tho Whiti* ll4t|J«(*. * Itoth hjiiiI thr PuMMii'nt »*\ hiirkini* Mff'itilhv '1 .Min. Hoiiii l'ii'4’Si*i) Itiffii mi'iil wit li I infill th.it • 4hi$*I, *"ntii-l k< ltlf‘1 wof/t hunk 111** \|i Cm thy*« (trft'at woutil Ih" lit I hi* niiiihitu1 " npit It Mini intrriMt mu) thnt Ihr; ’Hi hfioi't uot I hi* uuti/* lu*i 1irmoi'i ntx nmy well 1m* nhli- to UMli II ^1‘lUlll' Rt'llt It) h|4 I'XjU'llftl’. |m|««« MlloklllK hli*hmul mlih'fl. Hu* llnutiN lU'Uim'fl Mi l hi thy ' l i . ntt'l Mi «- Moan MMith! a ••f tryinir to 'Moilrov all faith iti joint »tal»iit«*iil 'iiyitiir Ihill Wh tln^ 4|t*mo«Tn«y" mi iippmont ir torisin MrmtuuitA will Mipport fi i**firt’ hi Mt't'iti th> N I’hiti ol Tmiiiihii if hi* ih i I’liinlithila*. t'omitiiininiti to irtivriiiinont. "W.* iciivi* tin l*i•*fai«11ill thnt Mr?*. Morni **x | * t ifliiii 1*1 thnt W i o'oiHin'fl Krijnihlitnri (tc»vi'rn«*r ji- s*u Jinri*/’ I hoy roMi'il W .1, Kohh r will miii r lir y ”ii\il, Iu*w»'"vort I licit tin* Mit urthy m thr i*tot t,i l in Imin y. " Hi*' IE»'|nt1 ti l i t i r Mtt- nun him* 1h i”»nli nt lin mlslmi' n It* tIt • it ho wifi nook i o »|rrl ion Vishinsky Blasts Allied Build Up U. S. Security Act In Mid-East Is As “Aggressive” Blamed On Reds Russians Hand U. N. U. S. Cites U S S R ’s Official Protest Plan Of 1040 For Of A n t i - R e d Law Eastern Control 1‘AltlK Soviet Kureign Mm islcr Andrei Y Vishinsky de malided loiluy Hull the l billed Nil lions label the United Stales’ Mn •mil Security Atl an act id ng grrwnii against thr Soviet Unlim Moscow charges the law nulhoris es the It S to supiHirl anti Itrsiil tin plotters o| .Soviet, soil Soviet timing aroused -.pecitla Ilon, lit view id Moscow rvjM irl i hiilnl to Soviet soil Ami-rii-so plane. Ihe Soviet Union pl.u ■illy before the U N i iiiomlltee II* rrsolulioo It) JOHN M IIIGHl'mVEII WASIIIMiToN ■)- The United States lias sharply told Russia that Its own "aggressive actions" and its "subversion" against Middle Eastern stales are to blame for Allied plans to rre-ite a Middle East military eomiitaml - Replying to a Soviet protest of Nov 31 against’the Mlled proleel t llr U K etii-il o tir r s r r r e l till il'l Mil'll lio n s I h -I v v rrll till- Sovii-t iim l Nl.lsl C m hi III gov r r u in r n l - in l!MM 1 »tir;i »m tin r v n li'iio * of :i It 11 - -In il aim lo rn * -III' a ti- -r -p h r r r of iiifln riu ' V III i hi* liar fill M u lill r t .ii- l olMli ,|| The i s Moll- It lilllr | Millin' in ’ lit i till d a y ■aidr i l H u t lt ii- - iii - .if fill Kill' *• » s lim .it > -1 i It.ti . i i i -.i - in n - Hi I' Mill of ft \» i W in Itl U ,■1 II tl.ls led III,- 'i IID’ I ll -III tfMVri ii ii i i -Ml til it-slltll-* tll.ll fili­ Muni i .11111' - r l fm Hi I I y .-iir- •tli" *' n ' lieliale began nt once are rationed Rep Mike Msnxflrlil The Food Ministry also slashed the baron ration (mm four t-> three deiileil Hull the U S would - vei oiinres per person a week and nil ..iit it u l! ag g reskhm . u . , , - . . ; the randy nit Inn by half an ounce coiiulry He cminli-rril mill a In six minces a week The changes chmge that Snvlel Interfetcmc in m price anil si/r of the ration go oilier cinnilrlea’ affair- wa- mumtn effect n week from Monday id Ihe chief causes of wnrl-l len The government Illumed rising -ion Man-field Is a niriut-rr of cost* for the price iticteiisi-s anil ihe House Foreign Allan- i mn .in nulhreak of foot and iiinuth miller which cnnsldeii-d tin Mil disease, which affects livestock, to.il Security Act. Miioxfield util It wa- "*>iic of for the drop in liarnn supplies The disease Is raging hoili in llril Hu* supreme Irnnlr!* of all hmr" Hint lluxsla, with a lung record aln and on thr continent Roth changes will hit the nver ol lub-rferenre In the itomrsiir a( age Hr lion hard Cheese ami ha fulls of olher countries. -Iimild ac mn are widely used tn stretch old Clise Ihe ll. 8 . of the same thing lb- said the Soviet charges re ihe almost non existent meat ru soiled from it deliberate misinler ilon. The Food Ministry said the prefatlun of one amendment to Ihe price Increases were necessary to Mutual Security Act, Ihe larger seep the government's food sub part of which was devntnl to -cl ■-lily within Ihe celling of Hit mil ting up s 711 hillif n ilollai ecu linn pounds i$l,l ta.non.nnni fixed mimic and military aid progiam fur Ihe current fiscal year which for the free worlo runs lo the end of March "This lx a free world proglam." The prlee of rationed cheese will Mansfield said. "If It -unier gn up from one vhilltng two pence written tn a great extent i-v Ihe i about Hi cents) lo two shillings Unlled States, It Is hi-eause Aliter 128 cents) a pound A few Itn leans identify tholr own .......loin porlrd good cheese* can he and security with the rights. Ilh Wight rdf ration, hut they a re ' rriles and national Imh-lu-ndi-nce much more rspenslve of the law (hiding members id Ihe Bacon will cost an average of world community " three shillings six pence i t'j rents) The section of thr law oil which s pound, as compared with two Vishinsky based his resolution an M;*Mlna»4 Os ran* 1 *» i shillings right pence (iiliuut 17'i rents) now The candy ration was cut be­ cause of reduced sugar supplies Findu $100,000 In Christmas Lights Being Strung On Thirteenth Street In Goldsboro Tniimtn President Jewels, Gets $10! inll III Ihr pull, ) ■>( III-' S.ivirl guv today that Ihe prisoner -d w . i i list received from thr t i-iiiiiioiii-t- m Korea i- cntirelv uiiviiifod and should to- Ireate-i vvttll -keptn im ii Mr ITiim.iii's pre-- -eciei.n-y, Jo-cph Short made tin* following statement to reporters "The t'resuti ul ha- .i-kc-l me to urge every news medium to -tiV'.s as often a- posulile th.it Ha- pro oner of war list i- entirely nnver died "He appreciate- the clfoil- at ready made along Hu- line lud Inheves it important to c-mtimuthem to do even more lli.io al ready lias been done "Till- cniiutrv ha- no way of verifying whether the li-t i* .-e curate or inaeeiirate. tr■it- of false, complete or iiirotiiplete " t n r Ihe sa k e of the f a m ilie s w hose -m is a re n u - 'iu g m .o t m ii. e v e ry o n e tloold tre a t t i l l , ll t w ith -k e iitn i - in 'lotilll'. of Willful; eodeit in b iri of n-tll-f fill -nine I T o in lia ii M rs E-lw .ii ■ 1 M C.ililii*r|e nf M niinUitn Hornlllilb u , Mil ft i In l.n n p .i l.is l A i; ;n s i w In n iis»•i fit'll t in ....... 1■aini w- Mill! h r ,1 - i i"Til's 1 l.i M.n lu ll \ ir Koi Vt* I I ,is, ,t J hM1)1,1 - H it th mg one K*u * m (Ml1 . -m il He n e v r i 11 fin ID - M i * 1h it 1 1 1 1 , .lo ll M i. i . itllX 'll- I f Ml II 114*4( ,, I 1Ml |> 1 W illi h r r t Ml - Ml , I * 11 1( Mil, 1" ' mg s h r w m ild h) ii • f hi Ml -ig .illi 1Ill'SlIilV II 11 4 ll 1 fli t «»*) t ,.o w .- • i r u a rd i'il Mr ertum-i-.! " llrit.iiu Irjin r unit I'liiki-y vxhull ti.ul . 111v1111,i r11-, 111- 1y rrri'ivril Itiis-i.m prr-lr-t- ugi,lri-l ttir null iiiiind whuh 11ii-y urr -pun-urmi; loliillv with this niimtiy. .<)-,> rr Irrlrd ttir Suv irt i •itlipl,iillf in iiiilr,1,-liv, i rd I,, Hu- Eiirrigu Mim-lry III Mil.row lilt'-itil). SI.ill- llrp.nl mrni ulfn ini- -nut IrsgiT;'.., U. .... Mini s h r h n ilii't had Hi,, i iin y l III lstm ii-, <tr> ,>i ,ilii. bet -on, pfr wa- i-,i--ing josi-pti ......... I ti, ,|,| In , . | - ., she hem I I n . n , , , , , nf prlMMU'i \h u Nilul 1T .tin going ibi mi*. uioi mug uml grl -m'inf inn. 1 ,-t V wlllllnw III Hir Mr mnl Mr- 1 N 1.*%i ( r.imp,i Iriirorit onI\ fitif I\ Ihr T.ifiip.i Tltin-. fli.il r U‘1' iI'HnilHNMl nn i*to|g#s «ll M hen mm tisi Whlli- Ihr Allli-d nulr- wrri- dr MTlhnl u- ,1iffi-rr-iiI m vviinling. iiflli liil- ilri liirril lln-y .ill ninth- Ihr xumi' miipir pnliils to tin- Sovlrt gitvi-rrinirrit, anil Hut Ihrxr puiiilinvrri’il P e p p iM * D e a l I s 1 Ri-JrrMiiu iif a llu--luii a- .rr Hun that Ihr pru|ai-i-il ruminmiit K e p irrtw l M ol would l-r . h i iiggrr-sxiv,- iirgiitu/1 tlllll 2 A ll a —r r t m n H u t fa r (ru m I k -in i; a g g ri- x x iv r it I- l u - u l - ii p lu v ix iiu i- ul Ih r U iuli-d N atio n ' c h m I r r for l o l l i - d i v r m lio n in d r f r n s r mid in suppo rt of w orld IH’ UCC .1. Aii i i i i i ix i i ll n u thill, m th r word- of Ih r Ami-rlnui im ir . No Vtut t h r r .it - " III Ih r xlltti'x Ilf Ih r \( F n rm iT s 1III 1’ i-l- 1 ti li< ) * •* *1 » l,e •tv ' ti-.i II •;»!• i - 1 ill* 1.1 M l* f 4 Mn k) t ti I" •••I'l' ,il. 4 JI - 1.rn k*Ml" h t i •■) I'll y, mm mil IfkTtn M i 1 '-111 1 \III li'i ni P *|l| *f fl**r - 1mu o in I111- hi IJlj dug < r. ».i f i ; ,, ll . !mMiildlr En -t iigiiluhl loitiiiig Hu- 41i (li‘i,lfl|f‘f| command "lou-lltulr inli-rfrrriii'r " Ye )*‘i-lav vv i Mi. i., , III thr iiffiiirx of thr-r cnuntrlr"( the n a • Mo- \ l , )■■• Thr Hu.-Ians described u- laled ' M-.ro Ml.ill ll 1st null grolimllr-Ihr argumnil that I fmii • unit vi a- i.ii.l. ,v,. ii "sonir sort of threat" r» i-t- I I He him- bet in. n wa mo, j nunlo-i (hr Miildlr Eiixlrrn iiuili , wllti trin k - Moil ■ - .............. . trlrs , ' " t tinVI- been p-i l-> ,| I , rl (In till- latti-r point thr Amrrir.m Ibeni." mrxMigr In Mnxrow miIiI A Ill'll,g M-e pi .1 I , 1 I,,, ,|| "Tllr Uuilril Kliilrs riiitr- willi g iow ii wi-r e rxM, , , |. 11 .......... Mirpn-r Ihr assertion liy Ihr US ....... , I ntllsheii, <m nip , and pm , S It Hint thr Idra that any Ihrrnl lev. Tin- ruliiiugi- dnil i. .nil,,, rxlht- lo Ihr Miildlr East xtati-x with -all'll nf 3ii i i i u. , „t lx ‘nliMiliilrly groundless.’ 13-911 to |,l 79 iVI.-n I n . t„. , “Thr United Ktiitrx gnvrrniiirnl btdnglnir $3,311 i„ f lu;, reminds the Soviet gnvernineitl I'h- stiinu bean -I- •«] „ iml„ r thnt on Nov 29, It ) to, a nro|Mix,'il weak vvllli pi irr. nt |w of ll s S 11 People's t'ommi.-xnr for ll hlislll-l hull) p--1 Knr>'jgii Affairs Molotov to Grrmaii Ihr Ih-vv truck " -iglioii,- . ah-s Ambassador Srhulrnlierg to ri-arh rerenliy tuntail-’-l m fiuio of tlu« agreement with Ihr NuH govern [1UIIII llliukrt lilllldtMU got n iivo|,| ini-ut nf Germany on Ihr ilellmllii- breaking workout in it tt,,o Unit of thr spherrx of tnflnrm,- iitglu u-l-.-n 71 ii -tM, t.,,,1,1 | tni.k.i, hetwrrn the Axis taiwers and thr l-ndi'il with pro-bi-t . w-rr weightl.H.S It tirnvidrd. arming other i d. things, llial the I I S S . R be rnabled In r.xtalillsb ‘a base for land CAR ( H \S|| and naval forces' v ithln range of t-AKK IIIIT IE It rd-i -|i Ihe Turkish straits and that 'the Harris of |.ak« Itiillrr. not other­ area smith of Ilutiim and of Baku blent Iflail Ininu-lintelv, wax In tho general direction nf the Per­ wise killed early tmlay when Iih car sian Gulf Is rrcugnlml as Ihe center uf the aspirations of tho went out of control on a curve nn-l erosliHl liilo q fllljiig staliaa ht-r*-. Soviet Union.' M il Ml (/P)-A hag torihiinin^ lewelry said to be worth tluo. itlttl win returned tn it siiliurluin Surfside woman early tmlay Ir-, Ilian an hour after -lie left it in n --,1li. Mr*. J. Walter* told poll,,- -inIihiIi the rail home lifter arriving on nn rally morning nlnnr nt Mi ami tnirruallonml nlrp-rt, A frw minutes latei she -|(Iiivnrii thn bag Wii- missing mil phoned police ana had l-i-t ji-wrlry she valued at 1100,IKK). Patrolman John Milliard of llm Dade (Miami) county road patrol 1hnekeil the cab when It returned to the airport and found thr hug on thn hack saat. Kgt. Earl Craver returned th.i bag utid Its valuable rontent* to Mr*. Walter* at flurfilde, north of Miami Reach, and acceptnl a toward on behalf nf Hie IIm-Ii- "In llgltl of the Soviet attitude County Police Benevolent Asso­ toward the Middle F.ast area since l i .'a t i l s s s S f l i P e a * t « » i ciation. MEN'S CLUB CAP MEETING The Civil Air Patrol Hqundron The Methodist Men's Club, num­ cl nga again until tha first bering more than 06 members, will will not meet be guests at a supper tomorrow Wednesday of tha t New Year, Cant. night at th* Florida Methodist David Remley announced this Home In Enterprise, Wally Hippie, morning. Tonight at 8:00 o'clock, club president, announced today. Cadets and their guesta wilt at The motorcade la due to leave tho tend a Christmas party at tho fthodlit Church at about ti;0Q home of Mr. and Mrs. John An­ des, 1003 French Avsnus. ^a>t>s I in I . iv •tillers si aimed the Kxi- .in pii-o tier of war list- in v.uti Hope dimmed and hearts J.iou a liHliheavier ltoe of the fotlini.it>' one. waMr- .lean I’otvin of Miami "1-in mean In-'- -.if,* to- i rteil when told that tor la,.il'ii -nl.iw, Sgt .to'opli \ I',,1 v ill wa- mi tlu­ ll -t lelea-eil I'ue-d.iv l-v i ,,01010 lll-l Inn e negotiator He'* -ate. ' -he -aid again and then toil-I lido le.l i ­ the I Ollimiml-t ll-l II I . Ill,I lleell verified l-v tin- Allies hut it In "in.hi relief anti renewed hop- to 01. ny Florida parent- and ti lalot It U t offee of Miami -,od ' IPs wonderful new*" wlmu informed III- soil. Sgt Hubert .1 I -Hee, 20, was listed a eaplive Tin* .-'rge -ol. a former Miami Edison fooll-nll player, was first report-ol on--mg musing line t-i;.t P . I' 41 yiitjt SiMMltnr Ut'Carthy jlt-Wim l nttixl In* ilrfnttiMl f«»t n*-r|irtuni Truman issued a special warning T mm 1 Samlv Anderson, manager «f the Sanford State Farmer* Mar­ ket, and Mrs. Allie Whatley, KH Eltn Avenue, imrrowly escaped injury when thi-lr automobile* collided at Second Strict and <):.k Avenue shortly after 2:30 o'clock yrulcrduy afternoon. An unidentified driver nf 11)36 Ford serlan bari-ly missed being electrocuted after hitting a tele­ phone pule four mile* west of Sanford an the I'aota road in another accident last night. According tn the police, Mr. Anderson was driving north on Oak Avenue, and Mr*. Whatley, going west on Hcrnncl Street, passed the stop sign, Hie collision following. Mr. Andeisnn slated this morn­ ing that this waa the first auto­ mobile accident In which lie hail been Involved In 30 years of driving, and added that he had never bean given a traffic tirkrl by a policeman. Stale Highway Patrolman It. D. Harrison Investigated the Panin mail wrack aftar receiving * mil about 4:00 o’clock this mnrnlng. The Ford had apparently left On­ road hitting a telephone polo, breaking It off at the base ami bringing tha heavily charged wire* down on the car, but luckily tor the driver the wlree short circuited kicking off the switch, tiwetla *•*> Floridians R e j o i c e As News Comes Of Safety Of Sons In Korean W ar Camps President Truman Says McCarthy Must Be Defeated For Re-election *<•vJi Llsk-X-1, —Xt. Movie lime Table KIT/. "When Wn| Id's Colli,Ir" 1:45 • -3:42 • B:3'J 7 Id MOVIEI.ANI) "Bedtime for llnnsn" 6:30 Intermission 8:23 feature OiOt PRAIRIE LAKE "Sealed Cargo" 0:30 • 8:16 - -10:00 3:33 �0 - . . . ■ ',‘ 1 ,. : - Appraising' R<x>sevelt THE SANFORD HERALD S ad. Dae. 19. IH1 T«£ WOULD TOMY By JAMES MARLOW 6 G C S th* Loril and wall patiently r him— Pc. ,17if. Hum* ic repotted lo hate 370 submarines in cctucl tcrticc and plan, to build c thouicnd mot.* We wonder h o w anyone oulaide of Runic, even Jcnei Fielding Ship., findi out whet Runic plant to do. ^ Tlie Sanitary Engineering Committee of Cleveland, Ohio it conducting a nationwide turtey to locale ill* countiy’t oldetl tewer pipe. We don’t know, but tome 0l 11Kite in Sanford might have (hat ditlinction. Uncle Dan from Doolie tayt, "The I'retidenl told reporters al Key Weil it looked like Ruaais wat trying to *ta» our |»atience . Wall, Tiurnan hat taxed every­ thing rite, and if the Ruuimt don't ta* our patience, we II bet Harry doet. An Auitralian radio network broadcatling "Thi) Kindergarten of the Air" lelll thousand* of children, age 3 to 5, there it no Santa Claut, il’s all jual a lot of propaganda dithed up by rruel and heaitleat parent!. There ought lo he tome tpecill kind of jail made for that program director. Veterani Adminiitration officialt In Miami are accuiad of acceptlag gifla of turkeya, whitky and what hava you. from building contractor* in tha Miami area in connection with Gl houalng loam. T|a who havy built houtea, Milch aomellkh* fall apart before Tiey are paid for, ahould he intreated In the reaaon for auch gifla. __ ______ In addition lo their efforta in trying lo prevent accident*, ail recklett driving. Florida iw.iy patrolmen ate ptnviint of invaluable attitlance to the motoring public in numerout other way*. So far that year they have bellied 72,917 moloriata having difficulty with flat lirea. drowned out can, defective battariea, and aimilsr hteakdowna. B Some Florida motoriate are going "hog wild on the highwaya", aava tha Stale Stalaly Director. They have accounted for |9 deatha in one weekend la­ tently, and A ll ao far thle year. It la tod bad we cannot hay* a duel ayalem of highway* in lh»* Male, one for ihoee who drive (log wild, the other for ihoae •ho want to live. It pay* to advertise, Florida haa juat received the one illlonlh inquiry In th# al* year Malory of tha Stala Adverting Commlaaion. Florida probably didn't gel a new Iqduatty, a new teaident, or avan a new viaitor ga g mull of aath of these Infeulrlt*. But fptt. ttgftjMt, your , bottom dollar tW much of n ■..‘Florida’s growth In tK# part six ' Mara can b# attributed to - fjorida'i great advertising proI:U and"" iva tun ■ Hat o| onara, ______ th#y abort of tha mom th*y or captured. „ -AH.F-iVAlkt alrpcitioa,* . . .. . ______ *____I I - , — ■8 41 no- the football season. Included wm linker In IB aenlors. 17 Junior*, eight sopho- , Oaat of the 101 players ta the I bona tq CaamMVProrlaco ef On[Nstlsaml Hockey League, 42 were Itorto. Wos the Influence of Franklin D. Roonovolt good or bad? The late J. Brooks B, P ark er,• Pennsylvania insurance _____I ____ n r n .» a f f V « M M r executive, thought that this question should he decldod, WASHINGTON-^) — Nothing I C M I c M c r , C k r M M . mm4 k m and that the bent time to do it was now, bsfore the chief sensational shoot three aten| fir e witnesses Vanished from the scene. He therefore bequeathed sacked In 4S years for c m ness > * 11111iVl S S T mmctm #26,000 to hire the best historians to study the Roosevelt Not a drop In the bucket '•esStfcI*$r, Taia. ai im root omim record and publish their findings. pared with more than Be MaforA, r l.r lte aa4#r Ika Act f . a. r.ca W Sank A life. Neither the executors of the will nor the men whom In a year from the Internal le-| n U O k S L ' PMAIt they may pick for this task are to be entled. Already the venue Bureau. ’ Three chDclers sacked In aoaoox m u i existing literature on the Into President haa been estimated most half a century can’t c Baala to exceed that on any other chief executive except Lhcoln. pete for Interest with cut-rate j T~ ^ ■ ^ a .iW fr fio r f' n a r a e ^ ^ Robert E. Sherwood, biographer of Roosevelt's friend and miak, home freest*, free Florida | iSm 7I z '■* agent, Harry Hopkins, says that quantities of Hopkins plan* trips. M Maalh. From tbe scandals, now explod-1 apers have not yet been examined. The documents of the Ing, it’s easy to get th* Impres­ ito Hen. Arthur If. Vunrienberg, promised for publication sion all government employee* I % ?’ soon, will need consideration. Much other pertinent material carry bushel baskets, waiting Jtli aMiaarr MlIrM, tmrim at tBaaba, raaalatlaaa aa4 aallaaa af must be still unpublished. Examination of all thin will al­ handouts. The impression isn’t any Mln<alaa»al far af most certainly take so long that the #26,000 will be ex­ ■ailaaallr Wr Iba l»- Aaara—» rauiaa r» c ., alii to i r . . . far true than trying to generalise by I laaa b»Maaaaar Napraaaalatl. aa hausted well before the tusk Is concluded. al r»#alar M'MlIOac are K"°d good or all | saying all Br* ha. farb, rhlraaa. Itetratt. ratea. The choice of the historians will lie no small problem. people are Maa.aa (Ilf aaf *1. l-aala. tk . ll.ralC la a a.a|# » af (be How arc the executors to exclude bias? President Roosevelt And the opposite side of th* 4aa#*laiaa Ctm ahl.b la .alltlaO at.Iaalt.tr la iba aaa far raaahM* aroused so much emotion for and against him and his works, picture come* from Charles W. liaa af Ml Iba larel aaira crlalM in all groups of society, that even supposedly impartial Crawford, head of the Food aad Ikla ara.aaa*'. aa a all aa all Drug Adminiitration. i f m m a ia p a tr b a a . historical specialists probably have their share of prejudice. As government agencies go, It’s ■“ WKDNKHIMV. DEC IS, ISS1 ' It is likely that no findings will gain permanent accept­ •mall. It doesn't make headlines TODAY’S HIIILK VERSE ance. Nu|>oleon has been dead 130 years, with Innumerable often. Th* everlasting sm s tr# a aaf* studies of his career, yet there Is still no agreement as to | It has about 1,000 cmpoTees scattered among IQ flsld offlees refage. Ila will coma la dua lima whether Ills influence was good or had, around the country nad Urn main la Mr aid if wa ara pa'lent, JU-n The Sanford Herald , office In Washington. All come from the government's Pince-Nez On A Pigeon Civil Servlcs rolls. None U a political appointee. A few months ago two New York office workers de­ Th* agsncy’s lob Is to enforce | clared that a pigeon wearing spectacles, plnce-nex In fact, laws requiring foods, and had appeared on the sill of their seventh floor window. J r cosmetics to be purr, honestly lib-led. was un insurance office, but thu bird seemed merely curious In the psst year it has started and showed no desire to purchase un annuity or a twenty- more than .100 criminal actions year endowment policy. After un absence of four months against offenders and seised more the pigeon appeared again and the people who saw him the than 1,400 item* of bad goods. The following story comet first time were relieved tn see that he was still wearing the from Crawford who didn't Juil glasses. itep up with It, laying “What When a man wishes to convince someone else that he a good little boy am I. He wat has seen a pigeon wearing spectacles, he had better have a asked far It. Ih* agency was founded j long record of sobriety to back him up. But this time a in Hlnc* ItKiiI only three men had to be | newspaper photographer managed to get a picture of the fired for crookedness. bcspecturled bird, which should help to convince cynics. From the In-ginning the agency Many cities have become provoked with pigeons which has had a tradition that non* of Its employees could accept gifts linger in the eaves of public buildings und have taken action or favors of any kind from any to drive the pigeons away. Home have resorted to spruys, person or organliatlon in the electrical devices am! streams of water to dislodge the pigeon drug-food-counetlc field. Further, leit it should create | tenants. It may lie that this bird has decided to weur the embarrassing situation, the em­ glasses as a safty rnasur In the belief that persons will an ployees ire not to accept lunch 1 be restrained iront making passes at pigeons which weurj from anyone in that field. glasses. Each new employee la told I what’s exprrted of him. And on | Iteing hired by the agency, every-1 Honor For Athletes one has to gel rid of any Interest | he may have In tha food-drugA Wisconsin hall of fame for athletes Is a feature cosmetir field. example: If he haa atock I of the new #6.000.000 arena In Milwaukee. I'laques have in For a can company in which food been installed honoring conaidclnus performers and coaches I* distributed, ha most sell his [ In football, baseball, track, iiowllng, Ixixlng and wrestling. stock. Craufonl, who Joined the Tha Impressive array ranges from Strangler Igiwls ns the state’s ls>st wrestler to Kid Nichols, u National League agenry In IUI7, slid he thinks this policy, which hs Inherited from iiltchcr who won 3110 games in the '00's and hus recently his prcileceisor*, has paid off. been elected to the Baseball Hall of Fume at Cooperstown, "The people in the Industry re­ New York. spect us," he said. This restriction against any gift Thu Wisconsin Idea probably will be imitated. Both or money tie-ups with tha in­ stutes and communities often have produced star athletes in dustry with which it deals, doesn’t whom they Justly take pride. The hamlet of Ney, Ohio, mean the employees een't bays could well put up a sign telling the world that It Is thu homo other outside Interests. For sxaragls, It's all tight fst of. -Nad, USFYQr. the pltcjier who last •season won twenty amos for..(he tiiil-erid St. Ixiuls Browns. The Oklahoma them to have stock or some other financial Interest In a firm or In­ ome town of Carl lluhbcll, tho former star hurler of the dustry not connected with their New York Giants, did Just that. • | field of operations. Athletic prowess Is not thu highest form of uctlvlty Last night {’resident Truman that a town or stntu can produco, but civic pride may be fair! down a general rule for all stimulated by honor paid to It. Once civic pride is stirred, government employees: no gifts from people doing business with it may develop other causes for culuhratlon. tha government. lie Issued that statement after being told the steps another (tUH Hull I h Found VinltinHky Blast agency has been taking for yesrs tu keep ita employees honest. This Guilty Of Contempt < ('e e tle e * 4 rrmm t* s e e O eet was Uie Housing and Homs Fin­ NEW YORK m - « u s Halt, thorliea the President tu spend up ance Agency, headed by Raymond o h * of tiio convicted Communist tu 100 uillUun dollars to urganixe M. Foley, Foley years ago laid down a party leaders, was found guilty In refugees from Iron Curtain coun­ federal court today of criminal tries Into "olsments of tha mili­ standing order to his employees, contempt for failing to surrender tary forces supporting tha Nortl cept gifts or gratuities from anyJaat July lo begin a tfive year prl Atlantic Treaty Organisation." ho told the I’rssldent, not to acThe Soviet foreign minister said one with whom they deal In tha son term for violationi of the Smith this was "an unprecedented viola­ home and housing Industry. Act. Hall now li ic-rvlng his five tion of International law," that It Resides, he said, his smpl*. year term. He wat ordered lay must be assessed as "an aggres­ must sign a statement listing all | sive act" and a "gross Interven­ Judge Sylvester J. Ryan to appear their outside Interests. An II tion into the Internal affairs of official In Puerto Rico waa fired I Dec. 27 for sentencing. tha Soviet Union." During his trial tho government not lung ago for falling to list | asked that, If convlctsd, Hall lie his Interest In a housing cumssntenced to flvs to ssven years ■y STANLEY JOHNSON pany. mure Imprisonment. PARIS OS-Soviet For Hall, former Ohio State Secre­ later Andrei Y. Vlshinsky tary of the Communist Party and day ha hoped the four Amer..their course on ons-tlms national secretary, was fliers forced down In Hungary r e s ? eat , Germany lo one of II party leaders convicted would receive "due attention from fugoslavla. 0 Only Tueada in 1040 of conspiring to teach and military Justice authorities" In eal dlsptach quoted a to advocate overthrow of the gov­ that Communist country. rashly as refierring to 1,1 ernment by force and violence. n, He did not elaborate on "mili­ f the detail S S a a n c i B - • PORTUGUESE fTRAW DAGS •ITA LIAN POT • HUMMEL FIGURINES PXOM OKSMANY • BAVARIAN DEM! TAS8E SETS MILK GLASS -----— SOCIAL SUFFER ftA Y S CHRISTMAS CARDS, STATIONERY, GIFT WRAPPH MONTEZUMA GIFT 300 MAGNOLIA AVENUE OPENIMIL9 P.M . HOP For the benefit of buny shopper**, this store will remain open until 9 P. M. each \m tC tA RESERVATIONS night, excepting Sunday, until Christmas. FOR Interfratemity Christinas Boll • ■'y "‘I#- * 1, #- 0. D. FARRELL’S Phone 1200 — Mr. Robert BOIhimer ARCADEPACKAGESTORE FRIDAY - DEC, 21 2:30 to 5:00 P . M. . 310 E ast First Street No RowervatioM Accepted At Aajr Other H orn TO YOUR FAVORITE MAN! It's each fan and ao easy to be an Inspired Mr*. Santa when you chooae Chrlatmaa Nurprinea for your man from our outatandlng (selection of handaome gifla! SPORT SHIRTS In a wide array o,lts styles, good rics, styled by Arrow and Mark of his fsvlooking fab­ MacGregor, Twain , . . Price* range from 4.98 K The two contempt counts on tary Justice." bul this might, in­ !a poeaibWty the Commi which hs was convicted cover his dicate a military trial for the four attempting lo draw t " failure to surrenderr and his fill flight to Megleo from the Jurisdiction man downed by Soviet fighters from them. of tha court. H# ___ had been hs|J 20,000 ball.j InjaOjOrj others of tha 11 Comalto Jumped half and are munlsts also still being sought. The seven who • M1LLWORK O BUILDERS' SUPPLIES surrendered ara now sarvlng tholr terms. Highway 17-M Babth Phone 1447 Hall waa sslsad In Mexico City last October and returns*! to this BOYS’ BEACON ROBES By Phoenix . . . In plsln or ribbed Nylon, Argyles, dock* ■ml stripes, most any sis* and color a man could wish fart Per Umm tool, cool naornlags. Ha'll love ths colorful patterns. A (u S thru I I 75c to 1.95 4.98 MEN'S DRIZZLER GOLFER JACKET 8tyl*d by MacGregor of water repellent and wind-proof easyrepsllsnt tu-launder m materials for tha to-laundsr i spoilsman . . .Sixes 36 to 62. Regular alxew .......... 10.96 Larg* alxea .............. 11.95 EVERYBO D Y WANTS CAMPBELL’S CABINETS H 'V l r i S vslght, dyeing hi# hMr iff. his mustaehs, and mole removed from tha of his nock. ** — S B m t f f f W H . . 1 R ' l 1- ff 'ii l H S B IJO to U a Middle E ast m PLYMOUTH C u O itto . Tt. Tk oSaUa, * Chalaa, ste. la uaily or la a«U �Social A n d Personal Activities r a O N B 148 Social Calendar WEDNESDAY Tha Prayer Meeting 8ervlee at tha Plrtt Baptist Church will hegin at 7:30 P.M. We continue with tha Study of John’s Cotpel. THURSDAY Tha Royal Ambassador* will matt at tha First Baptist Church at 0:00 P.M. M T h t Youth Choir will meet at Tha Firat Baptist Church for rehaaraal at 0:45 P.M. Tha Junior Brothrrhood will meet at the First Baptist Church at 7:30 P.M. in tho Men's Bible Class room. Tha Men's Brotherhood of the Plyat Baptist Church will havo Utair regular Supper and Pro(ram matting in the Memorial Ed­ ucational Building at 7:80 I'.M. . Th* T.C J* Class of the Firnl b ap tist Church will meet at the ” oma of Mra. E. M. Carroll, HUH Dana Lee Rankin, II yrar old French Avenue at 7:00 P.M. for •laughter of Mr. and Mr*. Samuel • covered dish supper and Christ­ J. Rankin, Jr., will play a group mas party. of piano solos at the meeting of Sanford 1-ndgi- No. 1241 of Elka night nt 8:00 o'clock. Fidelia Class Enjoya tomorrow Her selection* will include "Rustic Dance" by Howell; Annual Xmaa Party "Moonlight Sonata", (fir*t move­ The Educational Building of ment) bv Beethoven; ami "Nola" tha Firat Baptist Church wsi by Arndt.Mis* Rankin I* a pupil beautifully decorated in a holiday Ilf Little Miss Madeline Mallem. ■mme for the annual Christum* M»ty of the Fidclls Class Iasi bight. Chairs were placed in a Christmas Party aeml-clrcle facing a large and (ally decorated table which held Is Given At Club a lighted Christmas tree sur­ rounded by hotly berries and A Christmas party for children greenery, (lifts for exchange wero placod under the tree as of memlK<r* of the American Home Department of the 8anfnrd Wornthe guests arrive*!. Club wa* given yesterday at At one end of the room another nn's club with Santa being on hand table decorated with Hraiillan the pepper and greenery held the to distribute the gifts and pre­ fhristm aa wrapped toy* which sent enelt child with n box of wero brought by members to lie candy. About Rn children and 25 depart­ (iven to the Cradle Roll depart­ ment. Each window wa* high­ ment memlier* attended the party. Mr*. Dougin* Stenstrom was lighted by colorful potted tdants surrounded by holly and llrnill- chairman of the affair and others on the committee were Mrs. C. II. Ian pepper. Miniature wreath* made of Ripley, Mr*. Eugene William*, green wool and trimmed with a Mr*. M. W. Castle, Jr., Mr*. Cliff tiny rad l>ow and a bell wero Aides, Mr*. C. B. Ripley, Mr*. pinned on the guest* a* favors. (Ieorge William*. Mr*. Ted WillMiss Lorene Franklin read the lams, and Mr*. David (iatrhcl. Christmas story for the devotion(Al and a trio composed of Mr*. XmHH Party Given D. K. McNah, Mrs. I„ H. Darner •ml sang "Silent 11 L Miss « 1 rFranklin 1minim sang niieni By Baptist Group Nl " “ A * Christmas ~ • Night". prayer wa* ■I . . . by ................ liven Mr*. V. _E- (iatrhul The Junior Training Union of teacher, Mra. John” aFox "I an----w-m w —v I pounced that $30 had been given the Flr«l Baptist Church gave n by the class toward the "laittio ChrlNtma* Party on Monday with a talent show being featured by Moon Chriatmaa Offering". • During tha evanlng several Miss Merlin Crissy. A welromo wa* given by Mra. games wtra enjoyed under thu Jng di­ diraction of Mra. McNah and 8. E. Barbour, Junior training the Itirth nar* of thrites ware presented to Mra. rector, and the ntory nf Christ was recited by Miss Joyao Benton. •*'!>(lifts were exchanged and game* k CnrlatmM arlft wnu praneniad by Mra. 11. W. Little to Mr*. wero enjoyed, following which re­ Gatchel after which gifts w-r-i freshment* of sandwiche*, candy, distributed to the members from Christmas cookie* and punch were served. Under the tree. I llostiaises Included Mr*. A. E. Tho»o attending were Mr*. W. Dobson, Mr*. J. L Thornley, Mr*. C. Lynn, 11 guest, Mr*. A. L. BarD. K. Hardison, Mrs. H. E. nrau, serivlary nf tho depart­ Cordell and Mr*. Evans McCoy. ment, Mm . Bill Haivey, associate They were assisted In entertain­ director, Mr*. Beatrice Newsome, ing and serving by Miss Peggy leader, Mis* Joyce llnrrell, Mis* Thornley. Tho refreshment plates Joanne Hnrrcll, Beverley Evans, ■■••fried out tho Christmas theme Lyncltn Driggers, Jeannetto Har­ with hand painted dollies nf ley, Marcia Bumgarner, MU* rod and green and th* Individual Ann Turner and Mis* Carolina cakes which were Ired In white Turner. and decorated with red and Also Miss Jane Osborne, Rernlo green Icing to simulate pain- Barbour, Hobby Barbour, Ilruco aattlas. Dainty sandwiches of McCoy, Johnny Allred, Misa Lois chicken and nui meats and coffee Harneau, Mis* Peggy Thornley, wera also served. MU* Juanita Wynn, Mis* Eva Jo I Those enjoying the party worn Wynn, Mis* Trudy McCarlry, Mls.i Mra. (latcnel, Mr*. Fox, Mrs. Virginia Thomas, Miss Jovro Ben­ JiardUon. Mra. Little, Mra. F. K. ton, Mis* Donnu Sue Newsom, Cooper. Mr*. W. M. Mixon, Mr*, Mia* Laura Phillips, Miss Jacklo 'nd, Mra. R. T. Thnmas. Mra. Millar, 31In* Ine* Piescott, Miss ,— :ar, Mra. Ethel William*, Carol Ann Jane*, and Mis* Kaye Ira. J. R. Aahtey, Mrs. Johnson, darner. rm. A. E. Dnliamt. Mra. J . M. fhltakar, Mra. Thornley, Mra. •rdell, Mre. V. C. Messenger, Recital Ih Given By lisa Peggy Thornley and Miss Mrs. McCoy’H PupilH oreno Franklin, 4 jupsala! Church Plana Christmas Program A Christmas program will Iw aaantad at tha t/pMla Commun|y Church on Sunday evening at 130 o'clock. Th* program will Include tho 'l owing: A Christmas Wish, by eb Dodson 1 Christmas Qraatby Avis Starnes Yalua a Child, by tBaUi* rm for1 Jaaus, by Du„. ^ -,H Chrjetma*. by Naoey Drig- fcW O U M B T JS by Mark PWoldi and My by David Frogg*. Mrs. J. L. Van Hoy left today by plane for Annapolis, Mil. where she will Join Mr. Van Hoy for Christmas. Mra. L. J . McNah has returned from Barnwell, S. C. 'where she was called because of the death nt her sister, Mr*. Sallie McNah. Mr. and Mr*. Klchard Brown and children. Klchard and Nancy, will arrive Saturday to spend a week with Mrs. Brown's parent*, Mr. and Mra. B. L. Perkin*. Mrs. Jack Ludwig Is Guest Of Hdnor Program Presented By Truthseekers Mr*. Jack Ludwig wa* honor guest at n miscellaneous shower given Inst evening nt the home of Miss Tommy* Methvin, wtth Miss Duncan Baker, Miss Faye Williams and Miss Denise Stevens as co-hostesses. Decoration* In the party rooms followed the Christmas motif, and refreshments were served to the following: Mrs. Ludwig, Mrs. Frank Mrlsch, Mrs. John Skinner, Mrs. II. CL Methvin, Mrs. Vernon Hardin, Mrs. John Ludwig, Miss Hetty Ann Cagle. Miss Phyllis* Wyntt, Mis* Jane Foul. Miss Jean Methvin, Miss Stevens, Mis* Connie Ludwig, Miss Marianne Ludwig, Miss linker. Miss Williams and Mis* Tommye Methvin. The Truthseckrrs Sunday School Class of the First Methodist Church held their annual Chriitmn* dinner in McKinley Hall Monday nt noon with * Christ mas program being presented following the dinner and class business meeting. Plans have been completed to muke nt least 12 "shut-ins" happy during the holiday season, it was announced by Mrs. Nellie Vaughan. l-ovely decorations in keeping with Christians spirit were used in the dining hall, and tables were adorned with inltilnlur • Christmas trees Following a short business meeting the program was pro seated as follows A Chi 1st mat Bible Story. 1-v Mrs. lletavin Riirnhley: '‘Santa Claus (ip to Date", by Mrs. Nellie Vaughan; "One of the I.east" by Mrs. W. P. Chapman; a Christmas Poem, hv Mrs. Randall Priest; nud (lie singing of carols. Those attending included Mrs J. B. Crawford, Mr*. It. W. Turner, Mr*, (ieorge McCrum, Mr*. C. ('. Priest, Mrs. C. It. Tate, .Mrs. Chapman, Mrs, Klin Irish. Mrs. Dora (lurrry, Mrs. W. J . David, Mr- Olive Wells. Mrs. Nettie Tiliis, Mrs. Eva llarkoy. Mrs. Vnoghnu, Mrs. Randall I'riest. and Mrs. W. S. Thornton. Also Mis. T K. Wilson. Mr<. .1 F McClelland, Mrs. W. It Kdelifielil, Mis W A. PnttUhall. Mis. Ri-.nildey. Mis, M. W. Castle, Mrs. J. It, llouk, Mrs. J . li Wails. Mr- J F Reiser. Mrs. M J . Morris, Mrs. I'nrrle Draper. Mrs. C. B. Ripley Entertains Circle Mra. John 8klnner and young Mrs. C. 11. Hitdcy was hostess daughter, Susan, of Jacksonville are visiting here with Mr*. Skin­ to the Ixora Circle of the Hanford ner's parent*, Mr. and Mr*. F. L Carden Club on Friday nt her home on Mellonvllle Avenue, with Dsmpler. Mrs. William Vlhlen and Mrs. Robert Park will arrive to­ John Williams, co-hostesses. Member* brought Christmas ar­ morrow from the Unlveriity of Florida in (ialnesvillr to vUit Id* rangements which were Judged by arents, Dr. and Mrs. C. L. Park vote, and there was an exchange of plants. or the holiday*. Tne Ripley home was attrac­ Mr*. Harry B. Lewis, Sr., will tively decorated to carry out the leave tomorrow for Miami where Christmas themo, and refresh­ she will visit her son and daugh­ ments of coffee and conklr* were ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harry II. served from a laco covered table I.ewla for Christmas and the New nt which Mrs. J. K. Terwilleger, Jr. poured. Year holidays. Among those present were Mrs. Miss Carol Skinner left today William Rush, Mrs. Voile Will­ hy plane for Hollywood. Calif., iams. Jr., Mr*. Fred Canas, Mra. where she will visit relatives. Her Donald Jones, Mrs. McKay Truaddress whlla there will bo 3055 luck, Mrs. Dale Scott, Mra. Ccorgo (ioodland Place, North Hollywood, D. Bishop, Jr„ Mrs. Blake Saw­ yers, Mra. Douglas Stenstrom, Calif. Mr*. J . E. Terwilleger, Jr.. Mra. Tuesday from Maron, Ca. to re­ Frank Woodruff. Ilf, Mr*. T. W. main here until her marriage to Mero, Mr*. Williams, Mr*. Nell Oliver Lindsey, Jr. of 3lacon, Angel, Mrs. Karlyie llousholder, which will take place on the even­ and Mrs. William Stemper. ing of Dec. 29 at the First Meth­ odist Church. Sanford Duplicate f Mis* France* Cobh, daughter nf Mr. and Mr*. R. A. Cobb, return­ ed home today from Florida Stute University In Tallahassee to vaca­ tion with her parents at their home on West Fifteenth Street. Miss Donna lam Harper will arrive tomorrow from the Florida State University in Tallahassee to visit her parents, Mr. and Mr*. D. L. Harper for the Christmas vacation. Mrs. (Ieorge William Chapman will arrlvo Saturday from Mayfield, Ky. to spend tlit- holidays here with Mr. and Mra. II. E. Chapman. She will be Joined here by her husband, who Is now sta­ tioned at Ft. Sam Houston, Tex., and who will also spend the holi­ day* here with his parents. E. Noel mill i iage to Willie li. of Osteen, whoso niieiiiiceil today. The Hmwn, son of M The wedding "ill lake idace till Jail ‘.'7 at the First Mctlu ulist Church. Beverly Ann Noel To Wed Mr. Broun Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Noel of Osteen today aiiunlinred thengagement and approachtn.marriage of their daughter. Beverly Ann. to Wllllnn Ilrnwii, son of Mr. and Mrs. J C. Ilrmvn of Sanford. The bride, elect Is an honm graduate Ilf Del,and lllgil School witli the class of 1051 She is now a student nt the Sanford The Sanford Dupliriitix llridgo Vocaltonnl School ('lull met on Monday evening at Mr Brown attended Snnf"' I tlie Community House with 14 member* nrrsent and two new arbools ami i>i in the I IHlh In memliers, F. D. Scott and Charles fnutry Division. National liiioi-l Hrldger, joining the group. lie is now employed by F 'I Twenty-seven Imards wero Kngltsh Roofing Company. played and, with a possible score The wedding will be soleiuni'- d of HI points, Fred Stein and John lainihreth were high with on Jan. 27 at the First Methodist .1:1 rnatrh points. Dr. Leonard Church in Sanford Bridge Club Meeta Munson and Clyde Ramsey were runners up with 11 match points. visit Dr. I’ark's parents, Dr. and Mrs. C. I.. Park, ami Mrs. Park's mother, Mr*. M. 8. Wiggins. Dr. Park will return on Wednesday to Jacksonville, und Mrs. Park and her young daughter will roMiss Carolyn Patrlrk, who is a main for a visit. student at Duke University in Dltrlfam,'N. Os la Mpeeted tomor­ Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Pinkerton row lo spend the holiday* here have as their guest, Mr. Pinker­ with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ton's mother, Mr*. A. R. Pinkerton W. A. Patrick. Arnold Harrington, 8r. of Nashville, Term., and hi* >vho Is a ncuhew of Mr. and Mrr. brother, Roderick Pinkerton of Patrick, will arrive Saturday to New York City, who is a ronrrrt visit hero during the holiday*. artist, having given a ronrrrt in XmuH Party Is Hold By Garden Circle irirtmaa caroU wfll kg aoag. aa— Today's Quixsica TOTT TOUR -I. Q," . TOTT Y O U * H Q." ( i t What la a remedy for The lleinerorallls Circle of t li • Sanford Carden Club enjoyed .i Cliristmus party witli their regubn meeting Frlilny evening at fie (jarilen Center, witli Mra. Kndci Irk Adams, Mr*. F.d Willlnk, Mr*. Miriam Vinup, and Mra A. F Brubaker acting as hoalviaos. Sirs. H. II. Cideuian, wlm woIntroduced liy Mis. Adams, pingrain chairman, spoke to tin- cir­ cle on Christmas di-cnratinris and W .* l.' o * l Veil Mrs. Charles Meeks entertained member* of her bridge and cnnnsta dull Monday evening at hei home uir Orange Avenue (■ay Christmas decor ution* were used in the attractive home of Mrs. .Meeks, with the focal point of interest being a mantel grouping of nu angel choir with background of guilded foliage, flanked with lovely liras* can­ delabra. A dining table arrangement of seven tall green candle* hanked with silvered holly filling, was also interesting, und a hcuiitifidlv decorated Christina* tree added to the festivity of the occasion. Place cards were miniature Santas witli holly sprig*. (Jlfts were exchanged nt the loncliisinii of the games and n •iilad course was served by tinhostess. Those present were Mrs. Blake Sawyer*. Mr*, (ieorge Swank, Mrs. Mnrvin Oyal. Mrs. Max Fundoni. Mrs. W. M. Castle. Jr.. Mrs. F.tigene Williams, Mr*. Raymond Williams, Mr*. Itudy Sloan, Mrs. James Plant. Mrs. Charles V Atkinson, and Mr*. Wally Sipple. Mr* (\ A . Ponder. Mrs. II. F. Dval, Mr» Klgle Brown, nn-l Mis, Flossie lion,Ison. (Joists Included the Rev. ntiil Mrs. .1 K. MeKinlev, Mrs. (iraro Strunk of Colon. Mich., und Mr*. T. T. Trapnell of Manassas, Vn. G re e tin g s \Vreal Its, Arrangements nf f’nltctl I’lantrt and Table Ib'enratiniia, And a variety nf ( ‘tit Flower* and <'1images. A . K . R c s s e ttc r , F lo ris t t 'e lc r ) A m in e P h o n e 2 1 'J- W We I'elegruph Fhiwei* Aliywlieie, Anytime G IFTS m il For H e r . . . w in * r x r h ii t t K i 'i l TliH"»* nttemlliig wcic Mm Itny in*.ii.I It. * I, ii gu.*"t. Mm . I’oh*i i i ii ii . Mi" A. I iiiiin , M i s . Willlnl., Mrs A II llrtihnk*r, Mi*. Alin* Wight, Mi". Vih.u|i, M»- II I-. ( ‘mm loll, Mi«t I M ini t ‘lutt«*ti.|i.|i( Mi."" I i i i i i i i t hllli'ti.l. ti. Mi**, tiring.* IHx.in, Mm. It I limit, Mr", f \. I limn irk, Mi" Will mih It«•••!, ntiil Mm f’lny WilliamU .A M O I 'K DIM) t •In moot 1 a** ym i " 1 ^110*0*11 n f l i t u r l V w 1( li ••tii' n f nut invi'ly Kimn Exquisite Jewelry uii*I i'Iim'IhLIi’A, Ly l it Wall in IniiVfiily pink nr Mm* Inn* t ii'p r t r niiitit *1 . . . . rite m«*i 1i.»r» V fiftfilta. Hai l ­ ls* ilam aah »• t r lft t a a H it C lr lilm . . , A .IS ? - »• LEISURE LOUNGERS k arron. 4. Cello (jililtcd tups In ehnrtteilse and ted . . . . also gold embossed cloth . . . both witli black satin $ 5 .9 5 pant* . . . me 0. Popping Com, Away In A Manger. Silent Night— porotlw McAleaander. 7. It Came Dpon the Mid­ night Clear—Shirley Morgan, Evans .. Caret Diamond 0. Santa Claua la Coming t« Town—Marilyn McDanlal. $ 1 0 0 .0 0 _ 0. Away In A Manger— Deanna Dirtrlcha. •- Away In A Manger, Cork County Fair—Deanna Dietrich*. 10. It Came Upon tha Mid­ night Clear, Joy to Tha World, Wa Three Kings—Allan Hwalm. . It. Chinatown—Msry McKInH e. S l i p p er5> 1'8 Caret Diamond 1 2 .9 5 l/!* * 1841 *•«">••• ilO O -o o row ^ Vi Caret Diamond j bccauM ihay're smnng th« m l romfmti of hom*. And to handtom*, toot W« have several itylcs In th«M fin* hand-mined dippers by Evans. 9200*00 W A W hal M.tha I ;•* ’ '• --r * rtf [l« I* Bell*—Shirley h ’ ;/ '} * V .' All Blur White and Perfect uBaby—Virginia ompaaied I t r f l I*slillii'lll . g if t " Mrs. Charles Meeks Entertains At Bridge |>riv«' mit mill hoc tntr ttasurIntent of (Vntelnry I iifi'li* ■»" M i" II \ N'ihhiek, M i " IN n» son, M i " lo'M9g«' R o w I n imI. Mi * T i m .ii, M i" M II W i th i i ii i s M i"" Sin \\ i Mi u i i i **. Mi" M f V«* *1. v. Mi" W II N •••! llAf. M I Midi I. Hill t h e It. V •lllll M l " I alit •• |« I •I •1111 II. Town Hall and appeared in the A Christmas candlelight plan-i rrcital was given by the younger student* of Mr*. Evan* McCoy last evening at her studio an Palmetto Avenue, at which lime tha children, playing In their firat recital, entertained their mothers and father*. Chrlitmae decorations wer» used throughout the studio and tha program was as follows; 1. Trio—Merry Chriatmaa In You—Mary McKinley, Kay Ivey, Marilyn McDaniel. 8. Away In A Manager— Linda Madden. 0. O Little Town of llcthIsahem, Della Ara Ringing—Judy arclasua—Kay Ih ^ C h ris tm a s a t i Hiii*i*»n«*n»" V Msry—Nancy Drlg'- rilyn McDaniel. vs .Mis. O. T IVnrii«»li t<>l«l i»f the uiigiii of si'vrrnl I ’liiiAlmm CMloU nt I In- inrrlilig nf tin* ChrMinn \V$nm«it'« |*Vllnwftltiit I»f till* T ohI i liri'tinti Otuirli Nt•*li«Iit \ «-vi lllll|f it tin* IkiiiIi' nf Mi« i\ II Vni'tig, with Mis. W II lllllniir«l« v rn hostess. N|i" H hluhtlii'is" unit Mrs. \\ • *|*o«•••!! "iiMC |)||* IlMllfl* fiillnu mg li* r 9<111% Mt-« I I Huitini tooi*l Mi** >‘u$* Will mill« t.it.l ..f th. Itirth «»f ChrUf in -i l*»ii*hn»g iiMil hi fi * mg slot \ fm too I olliiw iiii* (lie inei tillg. Iho ll'tifpua "l'|\r,| fl'fll' ImiPMli t'» t|i$. follow mg MiW C i Imi s$*, Mi |{ ii Kim, Mr*. t It ti tn m i , M»" llmtoit Mis. Dr. nnd Mr*. C. L. Park, Jr. and musiral, "Up in Central Park," daughter, Sidney, are expected when It was presented In the Saturday from Jacksonville to Hollywood llnsvl Solo—Roily Keel. j x ;' " . . . . . >. Duet — Happy Christmas tho following csati1 RMUla^-. Holidays—Deanna Dietrlehs, Ma­ allowing cast wards—David • Frogga, Origin Of Christmas Carols Is Discussed TIIK SANFORD IIFHAI.D D e c . li t . 1031 Page > W ed. by Jewelry Mb UN TH E JE W E L E R aoa KAirr m & r t m u j f t I DIAMOND AMP 1 W A l t l MOOTS’ * iroto. 1 T jr tjA M t i f A t ib t h TOWEL SETS BLANKETS By Cannon la lutclnua color* WARM AND PBETTY 100% wool In all color*, satin bound 3 .9 5 • 4 .9 5 1 4 .9 5 P u rcell's aikiiifc* ra<’^'ak$.Ait.bdaiur*u-:'Ad^s. �ng off ... ____ turns Ihtod -thu-following rea­ Wade la Shown As Illinois Stay* In Unbeaten LttM Sports Scribes ■ive sons ; • ’ more boy* a chanceTop Southeastern Hoopiters Tangle With By Whipping Oklahoma Quint 6M1 T h e Sport S Divided On Two to1——play.ItIt gives makes for more exciting Total Offense Aee football. Park Tomorrow Afternoon regulation game, By TED MEIER Is an era of specialists, Platoon System whyft—This GAINESVILLE </P>—Vendernot In football? NEW YORK —Illinois, of the at a: r "ffl ^ jS tt. hilt’s Bill Wado was the top total a. Dae. 1», lp51 TI|G SANFORD.HERALD 2 Seminole High’* baskatman will try nuking a week of practice payoff tomorrow afternoon when they take to the road to try for thi-lr fln t victory of the Reason against the Winter Pork Wildcat quintet at 2i20 In the Winter Park High Srhool gym. Th" haaketholl afternoon will ho n two Kami* affair with the vanity game scheduled to |et under wny first, followed by a el««h between BUI Flemlna’a it *quad-*---------_«•» . . . and the Winter Park Jayvee*. Tha Seminole five showed nromUe aa they dropped their first game of the season last week hy • two point margin to the Binootli floormvn from DuLand. Tomorrow I Afternoon the high school hoopTAl.LAllAHbKK — (Special) — ateri will have Just twiru as much practice behind them as they 7 he Florida Stale University busmeet the Parkers who tradition­ (tutImII team, with tour lu*t ycur's ally floor one of the butler has- first six players ndiudng, Iiuh got­ ten off lo n rougli sturt this win­ act ball trams In the areu. Varsity cage mentor Fred nanus ter. ’1hu Helililioles have dropped ll j;; V’ will try to make a winning com­ their first five gium s In u low. hi; There Is one tbeerful note to Ibis bination out of tall center, Wise |f/v > Hardin, and bis rebound team* report, however, it the Humlnolea' W pi!'. mat* (Jerald Covington. Court mosl recent game Is any Indica­ veteran, guard Jimmy Smith, will tor thu squad is definitely on tho carry much of the load as stellar upgiaile. On Tuesday of this past defensive men end ace shot of the week the Hcminoles lost to strong .Mississippi Southern College by Seminole team. Rounding out the starting five a 43-84 score. Then Frolay night, Will lie guard Ray Davis and for­ with u slightly revised lineup lliuL ward Junior Melt* a couple of looked loti',; boiler than any gridiron backs turned rugc men, Conrh Hud Kennedy bud fleldvu The Seminole quintet may have earlier ill the season, the Semina more effective scoring combin­ oles lost again lo Mississippi ation ngoln'l the Wildcat hoop- Hunt belli -— hot tills time 70-18. atera than they were against he­ Flori.lu State opened Its season lmltd. In the tilt with the Indians ugulnst Die I'urrls Island .Murines the Seminole men muffed enough I here, and the powerful service shots and rebounds to double their team trimmed (lie K<minutes 7Hopponents score and have u few 40. Senior Tom Mcluiugldin of points to give away. If their bas­ Madlsun, Indian — one of lust ket eye has Improved the Hanford year's two returning regulars— boys with their tall rebound men wus bight point mnn fur thu Si-mCovington and Hardin should inoles with III markers. Returning grove roug competition for the lettvrriiun reserve irv tjiilnn of prhar*. , . t " t . Staton Island, New York, a senior, had 0 points. Captain Huh Whitliier uf South llund, Indiana, missed lids game because of InJulies and Sophomore Dunne I’urvls, one of tho Heliilnoles' most lirumlsing newcomers ( f r o m Madison, Wisconsin) stiffend a shoulder separation uud will he until after tho Christmas Schooling races In preparation out holidays. for the grand opening of Iho Tile Semi utiles next fared li )Dft'J season of greyhound inring at the Hanfuril-Orlando Kennel tricky Culver-Htoektun (Clinton, team here In TiiiluhnxHoe, Club Dee. 2d will continue every Mo.) illtipjtril a close tin)', ftO-ftl). Bight this week. The exhibition! anil Chunkv I,mi Fischer of Sellersire open to the general public. Many Improvements have been burg, Imlhinn, wus high for Flormade to tha fine racing plant liln Stale witli 17 markers, fol­ hy Mel.niiglilin with Ift and located at l.ongwood on Route lowed 17, at the sign of the rail artuw. Whllmer will, II. Hud Min,tee of The opening night's events will Mlshriwnka, tnillnnn, lb,' team’s be sponsored hy Voltute 202 uf finesi sel shot artist, was lost the d0-8 society of Orlando, ns for the season as result of an has been the custom In the past. old buck Injury, Conch Kennedy Ten /aces nro presented each received tills news Just the day foie tile Ciilver-Htorktoli gnuio. vlght, rain or shine, except Holi­ beCrippled und still trying to get days, during the season which 1* organlxcil, the Seminules left on Scheduled for a DU day snusmi. Each race, before being offici­ u two-day road trip that saw hy Mississippi ally announced as completed, Is o. '.n State (still undefeated aa this Is photographed at the finish line, ir itt.n l 7B a* u f ! h,7 'f Thereby assuring patrons of thu ^ u l W n w a n * al t y M[*,? ** ppl track an opportunity (o see for - W - v - > tiv M V M i I I I If )i n ||1 thsmsrlves the actual finish «f the greyhounds Involved should iNinaManl scorrr as ho racked up JMilntn. Everybody eUe wan the contest lie at all very dose. Every facility Is utlllred for rimming tho basket with WldtShe comfort -and nrotcrtlon of mrr coming nest in the scoring racing farm and during the ninny roliimn will, 7. At Mississippi gears that Hie Hanford-Orlando Houthein, which ia rated one of strongest Icriiii* In the Houtli Kennel Club has been In eslnlencc lthe ||tu), Ho expense has been spured by mlay. Mr I ■nuid1Hu w„(l with H,, Agulnst the ....... .. the uiuuiigemeut lo Insure rac­ ing programs and comfort fea­ 'It! lorn had tiq> most help from two newcomers t„ the squudtures to please its pair one. Jeiry West (infer of ........ .. jmlmuii, with Its points and Jim ‘'- 'V 'y ‘*f Kviinsvillo, Indiana, — , .u. ....... Improving FSU Basketball Team Has Bough Start I; Schooling Races A t Kennel Club ! Held Every Nite «■* - Hy DEREK DUNN-RANK1N Sanford baseball fans aro up In the air about Just what’s going to happen to lb** local club clncc the Giant*’ puldkoly announced in a telegram to Mayor Dyson that they bad no plans for supporting u club here in I0G2. AUnit the only man who seems to have any of the answers, end tie Is asked questions shout the Huh dully, Is John Krliler, state league picaidcnt, and last year’s manager of the Hanford Hub. Rut Krldeg hasn’t been coming out with much big talk about what the Hanford fans can expect. Orio reason is that tho lironxed basebull veteran believes In action not talk. Another Is that Krliler like most successful baseball man­ agers Is h pretty keen Judge of tho time to splash a story whun it will he talked about the most. Finally the local baseball In­ terests are hampered by the fact that tho (Jlante still haven't of­ ficially released (heir contract. So Krliler U quietly going hip way making sure tliut there Is the local cash to make a hall Huh here a business and spectator rucreas. When he Is sure on that point you run expect to lienr the ■all go out for u meeting of folks Into ruled In n locally owned Huh, Until then them Isn't murh sense in pushing the (iiiints Into official oetlun In rclcnslng their agree­ ment with the local group. When the (Hunts go, they take their money with them which means Hunford Interests must put up the dough, and quirk, lo main­ tain their Florida Stale l.caguu franchise. And publicity wise, any time In the next two weoka Is the wrong lime to Issue any thunderous an­ nouncements ulimit what newts to lie done to get u ball Hub sel for the coining year. However, with all the woik that goes into building u Hub from the nullum up still to he done, the organixullon work can't lie let go too long. So it seems likely Ihut some­ time light ufter the first of Iho year Hanford ran expert some­ thing concrete ill thn way of bareball plans for IDG!!. m■ ~ ■* Folks who haven’t seen n good linsketbnll game In some time might do well to take thu -HI min­ ute ride over to Winter Park High men for the Hcminoles with 17 points each. Wcstlmfer picked up 14, Mcl.unkhiln 11 and Ellenwood li. 4—ft reduces tho number of In­ Big 10; Kansas, of the Big Seven: juries In that fresh player* art offense track of the Southeastern Southern California, from the Pa­ Conference this year; Tcnncsseo’s used. Poll Finds Some En­ cific Coast Conference; and Syra­ The antis listed the following rea­ Hunk Lnuricella was tho No. 1 cuse. a major Eastern indepen­ thusiastic, O t h e r s sons: ball carrier and Kentucky’s Ilnbe dent, spotlighted college basketball l—The necessity for "deep" l’arilli led the pasters, all are sen­ competition Tuesday night. Violently Opposed squads furthered recruiting and iors. The SEC statistics wore an­ Illinois, ranked third In the As­ proselyting. Pres* poll, Hayed In Use NEW YORK t.n—There's one thing 3— li will force many schools, es­nounced today by Joe Hhurrnun, sociated class by trouncing Okla­ sure about the two platoon system pecially (he smaller ones, to give University of Florida sports pub­ unbeaten CORAL OaT l E ^ ( 8 p ^ W > - In football — you con stir up a up the game because of the cost. licist amt Icagliu fuuthall statis­ homa, 88 51, fur It* third succta- The vacation for tha unlvtrslty live victory. good argument about It wnother 3— It Is too confusing for thetician. Unbeaten Kansas, ranked sev­ of Miami football t.«m (■ W Il.aaa you're fur or against it. spectator. The Hurricanes, given a **«■* Uoaerrl Una VC. ,%«r Haa enth, walloped Rice, G8-48, aa big The Associated Pres* posed tnls 4— It makes for too many special­Turn 1. Hank J*turlClyde lovellettc scored 24 points layoff following their gam* with question to sport* writers and ists. r.lla. Trim III •II 1.9 7* to boost his season total to 187. Fill, are back In th*r* at VVIItxportscsslcrs: 3—It completely takes the game > ll.imrr Inn,*, Auli lli 731 1.3 41 It waa No. 0 in a row for the dally practice grind again, thj#" “The two-platoon system, with out of the hands of the boys. s. llotiliy MurJayhawken. * time propping fur thwr It* attendant Inc reuse* in the size Rill Rives, ipurlx editor of the tow, Ala 111 73R a i «J Houthern California upset the Important ball game of the y«M— of tdaylug squads and coaching Dallas Morning News, one of the 1. Anily K'.z.ir. Trim 1HI «3« A3 02 Oklahoma Aggies, 40-44, on the Ag­ the Now Year'* day Gator Bowl staffs, I* dicing blamed for many majority favoring the system, &. T'un ues' home floor at Stillwater. clash with Frank Howard’* Cl*mKitof football's IIw- Do you ngree?" wrote: linn, Ky. JU7 r**•m &.« )kla. It was the first defeat of Uf Iho 121 replies received In "Two-platoon football may be c iA>ituy 3 « a tha season fur the Aggies who led, *U"ATI|otr*of th* boye Will hat# ID ■lie year-end poll, 71 said U w fa­ costing small schools more money 7. Ml) 24-23, at tha half. The ico n waa •ora rauaclea for a few days, l.ron ilanl*vored system. It hut It brings more exciting foothill Till 1. *■! the HIV W jrw *•■# Home •m thought• *• man. Twh lei r.73 6.1 i* tied 10 time* before USC put on Gustafson said twlM. "Howwwwr. was good, others were more *n and allow* more boys to play, and 1. llnrntil a third au. iuarter spurt, led by Jarry It wont b# long before tha* wflj I’ayna, Turin I'll A44 L.l n thus! si lie and called it a great probably reduces ine number of Pcaae, ui take a 40-36 lead. Mr<l««. ov*f thla eorenas* and vrtll thing for the game. Injuries. If schools scheduled only f. Mai Tl.'l, tJJ All 4 1 41 Tha Trojans auccassfully frou get ' Fifty laid they were against two team* In their own all* ana 10. Allan Muirbe ready for eom# tough a«n»tactic the ball, usually a favorite l hr,III Ml>« 103 oO| 4 1 7* by the Aggies, strength, the situation probably B __ ______ to retain their edge mages." Talal »<ISe 14*4 tnlal School's new gym Thursday after­ would be equalised." GusUfson for the past e*t*Taf yd.. In tho last period lilaya run* period. noon to sue thu Hemlnole quintet For tha otnar side. "Sec" Taylor, 1. ttlll W'mta Syracuse whacked Dartmouth, days haa had th# Frashman wtiad play the Parkers. 1414 04-37, Vnndrrl.lti 3*1 31 Isport* editor of the Dea Mofnea In the first college double- wing playa, to that th*y will b* a. Zaku KrnlThu Inca! hoopstera turned In 1Register, wrote: kf'Wakl.Un 3C9 Aa 1671 1031 header ever played in Syracuse able to run the Clemson attack a rip-snorting, fighting perfor­ i "The two pluloon system requlrrs 3 llkhr I'MIn stay In the unbeaten ranks. The against the Varsity In scrlmmagfmance when they bowed to Da- larger squids, and therefore more tu i iisa Sampson AFR whipped Lemoyne r llll, l\ y s« a i s i With th# exception of .m n k 1.HIIMl.nud hy a slim two point margin subsidising and recruiting. It re­ « Iti . Alik Smith, etar Hurricane halfback] r i m IC1 SSI au 1237 l N.lJ.) In the first game, 73 07. last week. In the meantime the quires larger coaching staff* am| 6. Cl liar l.l Tllo bNorth Carolina State, Southern and Joe Hartolovlch, tackM, th# Hemlnole boy* have b en get­ consequently I* more ex lit lull Conference chumplun, had in easy entire equad will taka part In so n , A la I » ii lt<) *. t ' s r r s l l ( 'r a w ting in some night pructlru ses­ continued, it will cause m i tuit time against Oeorgo Washington, scrimmages hooked thli week, ac­ T r i l l m i -7!i sion* that should smooth out a lege* to discontinue football as - an 7. tflonnj rtw, ,i" .l U n litno r>7, to chalk up Its sixth victory cording to Trainer Dav# Wlka. few i>r the rough kjiuU and add intercollegiate sport.’ van. K lu 111 -1* I I I ISC against one defeat. N. C. State la Smith suffered a bad blow on Craig Htolxe, sports editor of the S . A l i m to shooting accuracy which w ii the chin In th* Pittsburgh g am ! M u rk s. A n ti tar. •II SIS I3C ranked ninth In the AP poll. all that kept the Imy* from walk­ Dally rlalnimin of Huron, S. D„ ». H o m e r W i l l ­ Also In the South, Duke crushed and did not aee action In tha sac0 ill Davidson, 88 48. and Tulane took omi half, HI* loss hurt tha Hur­ ia m s . A ub 114 7SI ing uwny from the DeLund five. gave some of the same arguments lO .I.r llu jr l , r u* Taylor and added: l l a l . ID I7 163 174 « 174 Texas. 78 64. Dick Groat tallied ricanes considerable. Hhuffli-himrd enlhuslnat* have "While It Is true that many more 24 points for Duke to make his ------- »-----------------Howevar, Smith will do a lot of boy* got a chance to play In pla­ season total 171 In seven games. running this week. According to plenty of room and some fine toon football. 1 like the old • Urn* Hobby Doorr "spoiled" no-hlt Rig Don Holt scored 23 point* for Trainar Dava Wlke, th* star Hur­ court* on which to play according wherein a boy played all tha games for Hob Feller in 1031) and Tulane. to Tourist Club Hoerrtnry F. II. gain* ricane halfback may not aaa any way If he was good enough. Before again in 1040. Roth hits wore Two other members of the Dig tough Wight. Tin- 12 courts In Fort long — the wsy we're neaded — work before tha gam*. single*. 10, Furduu and unbeaten Michigan Mellon Park have been refinDhfd we'll have specialist* for every Miami plan* to leave for Jack­ Stale, chalked up victories. Furand are In excellent shape now, play and th* traffic on and off tha due. winning its fourth In a row sonville on train on th* morning he xays. T h e Eastern InlcrcollegloM' after un opening loss to Kansas of Dec. 30 and will hold two work­ field will took like Time* Square Basketball League Is (ho oldest outs on Jacksonville sol) before on New Year's Eve x x Rollill* Cnlh-gi- to the south platoons and their reactions ranged league In college bn*ketl,all, buy­ Slide, whipped Hradlcy, 60 54. MSC thu ball game with Clemson. 9 and Hti-tson ju*l a few miles to from a mild protest to a violent ing started in tho 10U1-02 sea­ look Detroit, 52 47. John Dermody Between now snd the ball gama, was the big gun for I’urdue with thu north have what look* to be dissent. son. 18 points, lie scored five points the Hurricane* will be given only some of tlu> finest basketball ma­ after Kradley had pulled up to two day* off, They wrll take off terial In the ntale this year. Saturday, Dec. 22, and will havn Freshman Alan Ameche uf tho An athletic department is oper­ 54-53 with three minutes left. Htetson boast* one of thu heftiest, Wisconsin Ruilgers set two new Colorado A. & M. and Drake another day off on Chriatmaa, player* In the slnlo in Rig Jim rushing records for tho Western ated at Santa Anita race track to battled three overtime periods be­ It will Ire a tough grind of work­ You ngr who rnrrle* a run pie of Cnnfort'itco (Rig Ten) this foot- provide recreation for thu stable fore the Aggies won, 70-71. The outs on the other days, Gustafemployees. hundred piioud* with some left bull season. score wus 30 50 ut the end uf the son said today. over dUtrlbuled all over his six foot seven no li flume, None of the players on the New liollin* i* undefeated In four York football Giants halls from rtart* having whipped a rnutdr the state of New York. uf servlet- team nod v Florida Rout her li. The other night they swept li sale Miami with u IG DR. H. K. RING point margin, u team that the Florida (tutor* managed to squuek ClllltOIMiACTOK past hy u narrow margin. Anut her Mate loam that can he I'Dao* rail for appointment expected In glvu the nulghholing Pham 1751—1741 quintet* plenty of truuhlo Is the THERE ARE MANY OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOU Hpartnn five from Tnntpa. JftSSrs, W iS H S S 'ja TaUahuBsee (gets High School Stars For Football Team , TALI.AIIAHHEE — (Hprclal) Three more of Florida’s outstand­ ing high school football players M the past season have agreed to accept scholarships at Florida Rtata University, according to an •mnouncemont today by Coach ,Pon Vellsr. Two of tho Inrys wure standUta on the powerful Miami Jackson football team, prep solum] •Ima mater of Hill Dawkins, the Seminole*’ lost captain and Little All-America guard. Uene Areamonts, u-fout nan-pound tackle. ti’ ^•l»ruwry and will >r Florida State for the sec••meetcr thla year. In adon lb being an All-CIty seleci for Jackson, Arcamunte la MM. Tha other jrospeatlve Semlnolo la Q-foot , Knd , ,*,ru !11 I’owoll. amtelall 'lull**. f c W y r t ta r .iull»*v,wh9 haa been h Register Miami Gridders ^ Are Back A t Old Practice Grind mu# SEE HOW MIJCB MORE, YOUR GIFT DOLLARS BUY AT DENNEY’S! ' m MU u tm * G-E CLEANER! 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T mECE'O n o n C B fA E... and NO ” B u i WeiAT THOblStS IN T u E R E 'J NO FioMTUSO ANV A\OCb . . . n v e e v o N E lO vE5 o n s j— ANOTMEU1 1I T S l A V S C i A L ... A R B A N 3 5 P IT TH A T r W AN ! — . , --------------------------- ' WOCl P old.nIII»*d Member 111 in llit* i ‘ oul'il * do '* loi tod** 4'oilllf % It* •••a t' ll h ll * In**! l lO t |MU r \\ l.i*% \toil* da|*t I |' i ,n it,,it * La ti in t r, of SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL RANK KDIC Stan S m ith P a lm r llii Sln .i t l . r n f II i t : S iir Nine* 1 .11(1 M. q. I’ iiiM rlitrrrd ItA M II ,» . . . . . t*. n t. „ . . . i , I* I..... r TII.N.J rt n n « N N n n n » M n n N wwJ* n i l II K PI K M I I'll!'. H U m .lK S * O’NEAL - BRANCH C II HI I* A N V ptm* nt ('tout Sid, I'li. ’J I*»;u ‘Fin** Ilf fire l*int*i Hincr *i49M ITCH Vg/Tpr I m i i A e r U l n u f # No i n a l t r r h o w tii«ny r r m r d i r t y o u have Irln l f o r llrltlttf o f r r i f l t i l , im irliiie , lafrrltottw , ttlllirlr'i foo l o r w h i l n r r t o u r tk ln (roiiltlr m i y In*— m i v t i l i n g fr*»u» l i r m l In W O N t i F l l M I N K utnl W O M I K I I Mi’i l i r u t n l S O A P r u n l i r l p to u » flit IA* t»H*1 (m thm hmr mam fmr t*M f,dI* t l hn<*» H n s i t h l t MAI YK u »I»IU. i r t o t l m . ■ nliiffillr. Xe uIle •ynitaiftnr*. Safe far i h iU ttn . lift W l l S h l l l MAI. VK «n4 W l l S I I IH VleJIrelr.l S l i p ' f«r ftUl. Ik »#• lief end gw»<l tfiu ll t, TViatf • • n J t t N I l i r t i t m l h m Ir e llieta Imlei. I « r r n t i t 11 uutdo lei |'T I D ! * Ml#, i m i f l i t f , ti lfi ••lltilfif, Tft'fc't. apidnwlwr wnd V*f. Mali! In Mmifortl hv I'ttiinf. II mi ml IIn I A Im l r r w f f n . »*»•! r«iirl»lM*» U l B J * 'tyeCtow 'P a y e d t i, o O P T O M E T R IST E Y E S EX A M IN E D C L A S S E S F l'IT E D Ilf l 4fA j| Christmas Trees Som c t hi nq N e e d R e p a i r i n g ? . . . DR.C. L. PERSONS * - > A C N T-l 1 . . 'T hr pi*i Ilit r nd r|il it t hv i ‘.n i i i 11' mi -** dn iiftiid. F h 'ld d .i T i i r lliMiiil ir*e|\»'-> ih»* i l r t i i l* I t , r . t .h y . 1 ,|| l*o| — INSTAl.M 1’ NT I.OAN Ily Walt Disney a i,|w h k » |H - i . v llk f lv d i lo t L hi tin* worn of tan per wilt of Mo hid Hid form* and -pr* if h niton* mm. m MICKEY MOUSE 11a WEEZ-MAID Cltil Ih r i l At u r p a t i !. : !U 1 ! W l i - i r \ lift * I ** F r i t t o T i e ol Flit I p P a i atlr \ I! h V i . l i l \l„w|. 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Ill IH :lt N IC K FRENCH FRIED HOT DOfifl . IK c HARBECt ED IIAMHUROERS . . . . . . 3 0 c llOt K llo rjd a t D*. BIBLE CBf'M t o FtM' SUIAF'H YWOT'U* PHT u .i. m r i u m i i * a x i i r n i «*>>■» IIAVIXII I ' U O O OH IIK* MAMN All AIN'T WA111 EJITATHi to First Hirer! a* Sanford Avenue YOUR FRIENDLY n r h e n j .w u n INCORPOItATRD Oviedo Family Store, Oviedo, Fla. i\ i m t (’ o i h t o r ruT: Wed. n.r. IB. 1951 Pag* 5 t llf t SAN PollI) (IT’RA 1.1) RADIO STATION WTRR I f All., J io o r. n im im o l f ro im v . FLORIDA, IX PHOHiTi:. Always See My Building md (ur) Business Pur Sale HAIBOHE'S MEDITATIONS Ix^nl Notices of Y o u r T e le p h o n e D irectory TELL W H O C A N DO IT! \% entir C c m s tc c h I n i c fin r n l u i* r»u*l Fundi r . ^ Ily Dan Harry — LiL FLASH CORDON and his adventures in space K,tnl>li,he.l IN in 111lull> Ite-idelii *- U * hi i- Use HERALD WANT ADS in Fntivvuy Hit. MUM llepreirntlng AUrn A (*•»., Ill So, Cmirl Si., (If lit ml i> T h r li< ll« W ln i( m l r a »l'Hlr <• ■ II I I h h i |Mihll»hril I n T h * i H R l i i r d IlfltU ) I iliu t lb | i« *Il« * l « , * r l l * n .1 H im , , l b n»r M *- l« « rrll« n ■I l l m r a b |*r» l l i i f l n « » r l l . . n VU i l i » * » * • * » r H u , ln,*r ll <>H l r |>,r 1 1 , 1 l a r * > ■ > ! ? * ' H i l l , ' * M i r H . l l l l a l u I h r 111.r IImi1.1, ml, *11, NlnrN «•••, 1*110NE 1 is B E E T L E BA ILEY By Min t W alker C o le m a n O I L H 0 0 R n iR N M I TIn NewWay To Heat Homes! 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Srwlng Mmliltii' IH'I T. in.,. :u i K K I Pit lil'JI. HI.I. 'TYPES N i wofk—no I imI or m Im i to carry MIDIII.ft »gn rouph' !■« " - " t nu-i* Hiilhinier work —wo (lre-t«ndlnfl N*«d* no b*—■ upt. mi licrniuiimit littnlit I'lnii* I'ltlKD Mil It IMP lllllinr " I Ii*lieu, uluihle Itnte, Klee ft,tf men*—ill* In (h* floor. Single unit* le*le,, Spreader Servin', l.tim |lr,t Sin iin|> "M Kmlh" ut Hum fur Kunlun eml t lil< Ui n-*. Nim Mat up lo S room*, multiple unite uni Jliiliiiiiite a le I KeritlUt' r. nr'*, :i'.M K. 1,1 St, iiiul fur right iH-njili. rinilii' lar larger homo. And the I loore fuipenler & (iiueiy, Phui. t ’AHIIAfK Pliint, Mm inn Miiiki-1 4ilt. a n alweye warm. S o Ii now. Modela I't tW M o r Him .1 I j rlu- llintiill, Wr.,1 SIi ti". I’liniic 3<V)00 to 30.000 BTU. LhUd to PlJKNIHIIftl) riHinn fm •l-l**ily i a:i -vv. I.. I.. SILK I’lnii" Te.Tinii'iun. cnupln -no chtlilrrii. IlHWt ftyaRmeHteie Leborelorlee, I'hune d ll W. Uuuto I. Sun* I ll ITT t'A KKS fur ImlhlayH ami. Phone 107-W ford lihruil. liulih', lluki'ly, JI 7 Ku,t t:i) lii the full.__________ _ R O Y W ALL PLUMBING 1007 Henrord Avrnue I'hune 1113 I 'ii it Si. Ph. llHil. — t \ l ’ ril'IH . (lift fur yum Hwei't Ileal Katale For Hal# —3 l i f)('ml. Nylun UU1VII A nugligi't' ~ SKM 1NO!.ft HKAI.TY 1.120 Mngnulla Avr. Phnnr 27 T. W. Mtra — HV. Hlrtrlrh* J. C. Hlggln* — ,\*»url#lr». rvrryIhlng roomy, flri'rrrwuy A tluregti Pori, two hlg lute. W. 24th IB STORY OF SANTA CLAUS 8. RimdM to Europe NHW 2 bedroom hoii»u, nt Maple. 1 IKIUM HOUflK, 1 mri' luml. Cull Silt (INH STHKKT PAINT SHOP fnmplete fhnly Itep.ilt and Piilnl ltufmi»lilng, lief rlgurntnr lie* flni,hing. Hill HV. 2nd St. Phone Mill CAUPft.NIftH WIIKK |[|.lull'll. Un* NVI, Kurulil. It'll t'llKVHOI.K’r overhauled; l.iliiuiy tnlile, ehi',t uf drawer*, leiitii* meket, nntii|ue*. 1505 Pnr ipiiek repair Inti*, or .unall hiillillnu, fill! Jim lttJ-M-4. Ktllott. nl.fr NKWspAPftits For mill’ at 2c v’ti f . f . t r d 111 AnOd'ite, t pound at thi 1He,rtnr*_____________________ NOTH’Hre. Pftltst )NAl.s —11 —0 W ll.l, PKItStlN \iIm took eedar tree off in.v pi "pet ty plvu,e *eo flaa-it.______ me. M. W. I'lull Ip i, tliiteel). We buy, iiell A trnd« mud l)NK J-Htm y freillM huilllillK furniture. HVilmm-Malur Km n Complete ttiull.iiur Itepulr. 05 x 2ft ft. uml two purchr* H Mure tin, .'111 K. 1*1. Plume ITiH. TOMMY'S IIA HI ATOR ft. wide nil around thu hulliliiiiTP9---------------II HP AIII SHOP l ', l , I . I T f , 1 i u k - S l i p p ile* — 7 un both (lo a n , ll) room* up- f — Ill'll MINI MIHM rtalm. 'I large ruoill* hrlnw, PAINT AND IIODY SHOP t m ils I'M AS TUitKP.YH good lurntWr. Sre Ktlwurd llirt, Sanford, Fla. At thu Koeker Plant. Place your i’hune IIU4-J Sr., Oateen. it— A ltflCl.H S WANTK.il ^tflurjiuw, hunoj m (U *, »***•# . lad to alliances wwlth barbarian _ k bride carried •her leva of it . It to her husband and his psople. . Nicholas and thought nf the saint aa one of and. . this «*became important In futuro • *«• wwee . a epatRdMWa. im, rV ffu'ii** In what la now the Natherlamla, old pagan Intend* became mi gad with tha honors for tha aalnt and I t Nicholas bourns art aft who laft gifts In children'* «, ho wee also a mint of tho only Christian church ProtAtanti, I “ w m i t , f l r f f l . 3 s s /& W b s T . j s s y * k> ( U ^ V • , r. It— . ________________ I1KLP WANTED IlH t la RHAL KSTATK, whether you want to buy or sell, ere, nKAUTHMAN, »erdor preferreiL Salary and commU*lon. liar* J . W. HALL, HEALTOIl Florida Btate Hank (firnund rle f, neouty Nook. Ph. 071i Floor) I'honu 17&B HAI.KHMAN V o It eetnbllahed wholeialu toharro and candy Loth route. Permanent resident dutdted. (luaranleed aatury. How­ $160 for west front. $250 for ru*t ard Holder, 600 .Senford Avo.^ front. Near O i Limits. jtOYH 12-16 year*. Applications ROSA L. PAYTON occupied fur Orlando Morning Rtglslerod Real Estate Droker Sentinel routes. Call 1106-J or 111* Park Aea. Phone m o apply at 200 Mai Tlaliauni". A. R. LORMANN Reg. R IA L EHTATR Urokar 1781 Orlande Dr. gaaford, Ph. 75) TKomse~1etierion, WORK^WJ fti.tilN WATCHES, .1. II. Lawson, Jeweler, lint N. Park, Sanford. ----------------- ■mr-Ksmmm III— AlrTOMCmjl.KS -1 9 KENT A CAM. tl.drive it by day, week, or ivanon. ftngllsh Fords and American Korda, sedan*, station wagons and cnnvertihDo. HtrUkUnd-Morrloon, Inc., I. Klr*t SI. 1040 UKHOTA convertible, radio, heater. Ily prlvato parly. Pricad _ ln *ell,_Ph.J'M0 nr iiafl._____ _ lU 30"'N A 8ir LaFaycVte. Good irtatlon cheap. Joba L. S IT— Iff, f —■ BOATS —IT BADY SITTER. Mrs. Palkenberw. Beat referancaa. Ph. 1677-W. CANT TAKE my 14 ft. host and trailer with me. Metal bait wall. MAHON Carpenter, general ra* sturdy, a: . Chaplin Boutaraa pair work. Write Box J.B. San­ NAS on 80S. ford Herald' ■ j, fcdW A V A 0,V V*«. 1Akii1 :. �ll.'K mw m mi POWs Lists television*i falling*, Including h,?..?.wn-^ ^ i [ HOLLYWOOD "My shows have been pretty (Can I In a ra l>raw P a s t fin a l l U o a r l IX**.. X * bad," he admitted openly, "except By BOB THOMAS M ir n abuo s m n f a mm sins He. Paul E Lovcrne, 23. was In the last one. The reason is that N A S l K EIT l _____ tho row lUt. until now 1 had been doing what *aaf*r*. »'l«rt*« HOLLYWOOD UB-Sotir faced Co­ "Wo stayed up until 3 o'clock everybody else said t waa su T h * fo llo w in g p r ic e s re p o rte d lijr l l i s l i e s l e r s a n T h e H a n fo rd M a ta this morolng listening to tb* radio median Fred Allen, here for a to do. But on the last one,' It ' k . l . . J ..1 .& . . J J F a r m e r s M a rk e t f o r p ro d u ce so ld before we gave up," Mrs. Lovern* movie stint, caused long enouxh regarded Itheir advice and d id __ In T r u c k e r s A P r a t e r s up In l ; ! t said. "This Is going to be the hap­ to level a blast at his favorite kind of ahow I wanted. The sponsor i'.M. Per. II. target—vice presidents. piest Christmas of my life “ Ile u n e , T r n d e r a r r e n , was dropping the series anyway, By The Aonoeloted I’m . P e p e n d lo * Q u a lity Olhcr Floridians on the list In Allen ha* long been a critic of so what did I have to lose? ! h p r, 1 1 *1 - 3 5u eluded: Nature tossed a one-two punch tlellu Ihe executive mind, particularly. In "These executives have a lot of u n s , r o le Ini h p r. 1.00 —enow and cold—at northern I'elihaxe, Fla. to II.. I>*ys 3 00- I 00 Fcdx J . McCool, o warrant of Ihe air networks and advertising *crewy notion* about TV. They aay iMtlona of the nation today. Re­ C e le r y , F f u r ld a llo ld e n . fleer from Dado (Miami) County. agencies. He blames such bigwigs everything has to have movement. n d le ir Hlse rrte . 1 75- 3 «6 cent weather deaths mounted to C epleeriie CpI. Charles E. Leo, son of Wadlo Even if you're standing still and y F lo r id a l*a « « a l P e p e n illlia H lse e r ls . 3 16- 3 10 If. Lee, Ocala. **9tjer to find If thcli inlssing boy doing <t iiionuluuue, there haa to •now fell on *h« northern i ' u i i . . f j . . . . . . . . u Pvt. Solon s. Duncan, 22, son of waa on the list. ft* he two guya running around behind c r m . 3.76- 4.51 Solon S. Duncan. Fort Myers. ain* and (n the northern Rocky K kilrh apitft Among tho paners thrnughnui you. Ih i i I ho. Iie k lu . 1,60- 3 30 I’fc. Richard M. Basset 1, son of the country publishing the full ountaln area. "After all, entertainment la en­ I'u c o m lir r e Ini b e k lu . 7. t o . 9 (JO Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Hassell, Jup IMavaJJable at pres* time were: tertainment, whether you're run­ . Strong wind*, with drifting K iiin - |iia i« In i. Iie k lu . 3 oft i i r r . I r f t h r r * . P e p e iid In K iter. •now, were reported In the Da­ . . eHl llse ning a race or standing still. Bpt I-. A . C r le . 1.60- 6 ftft blew York—Th" Times. The you I’fc. James E. Carter, Tallahas­ can't convince executives of kota* and Montane. O n io n *. I lr e e n do*. lion . I Oft- 1.4# Herald Tribune. Thr World Telelhat. I'vo always thought that the 1 Snow also was fn.'llng In New I'u r s le y Ini iie k t. 3 0ft- 3 36 see. irrsm and Hun, The Journal Am­ u lt r a hu, h n r. *,5o-lft.ftl> I’fc. Lonio it. Lcdklns, ion of meeting of executive minds pro­ England. erican; 'r illllf l In i. I .e k l. S .40-16 00 McDavId. duced tho quintessence of nothThe polar parade nf Imd IItaillH heu 6 rlos. Ini. b a k t. 1.T6- 3 36 Rosfnrv—The Globe, Traveler liijr’’ i Mrs. Luctla I’rice, Stuart. weather wan In It. sixth day in H -iu a .ti. Y e llo w hu h p r, 4 5ft Post and Hernltl; H 'liio a ii, W h ile hu. h p r. 3 75- 3 36 | Air Foict! Ml Lt. Robert K The Boston comic has had many tniny area*. T u r n ip * do*. In in , I eo. I S ’. Rurka, ifitw:iA, Mr*, Eugmla II. Chicago—ThTribune, Hun- a run in with executives. It started Snow aUo was falllnir In New T u r n ip H alft.l lift lia k l. I 36- I 60 lliirke (wife), 4017 Esperanto St., Times. Daily News and Herald- back with his first air ahow. The England. c iT iir * wife of ono of tho sponsors liked Tampii, I'yok-Doog. in i* " . I'e p e n illn * H ist. The polar parade of had ll r utins American; 3 163 60 music. CpI. Richard I'rlce, |(A M0H.M77, Weather was In It* elatli day in O r o p e f r iill, P iin r an Im x 3 no- 3 6ft Philadelphia — Thr Bulletin, organ We were trying to put 04* a Mrs. I.uclln I'rlce, wife, Ktuait, which also printed the names of many area., and the end w.« not > lr u p e fr iili. M a rs h H ecdli-** snappy show," recalled Allen, "but Ih il 3 ««- 3 36 Jml Inf. Illv., I'yok-Dong, jn light. eastern Pennsylvania and New n a ftrln e n , A c c o rd in g I " Temperature, were In the sub- T aHlse I’vt. Anderson Battle, Jr. RA Jersey missing men not on tho wo had to atop In the middle nf « In .] I 60 - 3'>0 It to switch to the Now York Para­ freetlng range In most of the I. miUP'l, 2nd Div., son of Mr. and Reds’ list; 36 V H ile llr e prodm -a re i e lr e d n l mount for two minutes of organ northern etate* from the weatern T h e H an fo rd H lu le F a r m e r " S ta rk e r Mrs. Anderson Ratlin Hi,. Route The Atlanta Journal, The Miami fro m P I A .M . P e c . IT , lo lo rui A .SI. music." mountain* to the Atlantic, and t ie r . IS . T o t a l re c e ip ts I I S 3 I p a ck- I Jinx KH, Rurtow. Chiang-Honir. Dally New*, The (Little Rock) He believes that the advertiser’s Iowa of xero or below were re- a *e » . I’fc. Thnmaa J, Healey, RA Arkansas Gasette, The Mont­ influence In TV has produced a Iie m a m l good n il a l l p ro d u ce, gUtcrcil In eight itatei. H2H702D, 7th Dlv., son of Mr. and gomery (Ala.) Advertiser and The bod effect, “Just as It did In radio." rk e t a i la n ll y " lr o n * e r . Snow and much colder weather m aModerate Mrs, Henry Nissle, .'I7B West f!7th Montgomery Journal, The Nash­ "Tho TV performer haa the demand fur ell run im * forceaxt for tomorrow for the St., Jacksonville. Chlang-Hong. ville Banner and the Nashville same importance aa the label on midwest. Sift/ IC Curl Cave. ItAIM-WMG, Tennesseean, Tho Daytona Beach a can," he argued. "The show It­ Beside* the death toll of 2(H) Vegetable Market 2nd Inf. Illv., I'yok-Dong; son of (Fla.) News-Journal, The Chat­ self is not important: it's whether ’rom weather'a omlaught xlnce Mrs. Ilcrthn f ’nve, 160(1 Illinois tanooga Time, and The Chatta­ the show can sell the product. aat Friday, thousand* nf persons St., Jacksonville, "I think It's bad In any medium nooga Free Press; Buffered Injuries In falli on icy J ACKH4INVILLK (Al'l The FedI |d. Edward K. Lukian, ItA when the entertainment quality la Tho Hvraruse (N. Y.) HeraldItreels and sidewalks. rr*il Hluift MarkH N i 'H h H r f t l . h I I2H701I6. I«l Cnv. illv., CblafigJournal, The Newark (N. J.) Eve- not ihe Important thing. A dis­ ,-nrly New York Merkel «.n FI-.rMi Rung; aon of Mr. mid Mrs. Harry nlng News, Tho Kansas City NUr, criminating audience has certainly f. i.M h Mini v e u e ln M e e i A v o c a d o . r le i * lo - lf ." 1 36*1 76 J. Hnoner, Route One, (ilancoe, helped tho movie business. I’jc Peace Talks ,im »rer t o m ltlln n la w . 60. Or Ran*1WMates Jm,Th!!1’ r w i N?»« hB(l ,0 #•* better, because Hriup I l e x i i i l.u a lir l" g e n e ra lly f .il r New Sinyiun Reach. H IV / could VVUiU eat '* K e a lla n e a p r e n P t a e O ae l I’fc. Homer F. (Jregnry, RA (N. C ) Observer. ™ Chnrloltr, people IUWIIU found UH6 out they l» Hi,m l < |ii* llly V a le n t in e . 1 6 0.3 60 >■■•>■11>- t . o o - 3 f e w h ig h *» 3 oil 10240702, 21th Inf. Dlv., Chian* l popcorn right out In the open: we requested from them. la w an 136 I ' l e n l l f u l . I lift-2 HO Song, son of Mr. ami Mrs, Clark In Washington The Hlar and Ithey didn’t nave to go In darkened ft* said the U. N. list was "Just fe wo s tly 1,60-3.00 fe w h l* h 3 1.1 * confirmation of Information sl- m (iri-gnry, 2017 Shagway, F lo r id a ll r l le a I 36-1 6') I'n o le iiit .ir a L, y given the Communist* by fe w 1.00.1.60 W a s 3 6(1-3 70 fe w Tampa. S*d Cross. Th* Information is 4.00 fe w lo w a a 3.60. CpI. Alfred R. McMillan, RA r r a le a I ’a m a l 314 jy available lo them. Nothing iloCs ee iile ryi.n oIS l / Im-h l-RI.'IHdlfi, 2nd Inf, Dlv., Clilangt d o se ii 4.00 lirih lu v e re _jmg withheld." , la w us 3.6ft. Song, "on of Mr, mid Mrs. Junlc C e le r y CahliOMft c e le r y c ra te . Nuckols said the Red Cross data R. McMillan, Route 1, Sneads. "was in (he original language, I'm 1.76-3.16. C u m e ro te a Y e llo w 6 d ix e n faw I’vt. Rogers Herndon, ItA 0|HPt9 " 1.00. I t:ir>::om, 2nd Inf. Dlv,, (I’W camp "Wo asked for the name, (he na­ C u e im ilie ra l.n a tie la 7. of t-sun f a ir riot shown l. son of Mr. ami Mrs, So f t id lfta r y i j.m l 11y tionality, the locations of their o t in llly 4.00-4 1 76 ) a r * e alee I 00-1.60 p ic kCohen le * Herndon, 1101 Rushing St., camps and the names of men In 63.60.6 0 1.00 Jacksonville. I la n it r ll.if t a 4/6 l.n a h e ) line,-a 1 36 •aeh temp," he said. I’fr. I.onso R. Ledklns, ItA E g g p la n t l.u a l.e la lin lm lln g h o ld ­ That was tho Information In the o v e r* 3.0U-4.00 fe w 3 76 im o re r I'.w II, '1:1X620. 21th Inf. Dlv., CniangV. N. list. aa 3.00. son or Mr. ami Mr*. The Red list contained (he same E n d iv e C h ic o ry Im ahela 3 00 1 76 Song; William II. Lcdklns, McDavId. Information plus serial numbers n iiia lly 3.36-7.76. .H e r * ru le l.ija h a la 2 36-3 60 few CpI. Charles Ltu-j It A and unit. The Communists supplied 3.76 f r w lo w aa 1.00. Uw Allied names In English. I.e ttu r n e n a le ru c r o le a I li a ll„ a - H2H7707, 7th Inf. Dlv,, ChlangBut there were protest* that tho lu n 3 Om en 3 00-3 60 p o o re r 1 oo Hong, sop of Mr, Wadle II. Lee. H ln a 3.00-3.00 heal 2 76-1 00 11,AM prisoners Hated was far ahorl plloo in o rer 1 . 00 - 1.60 of the more than 100,000 Allied l*r|p|iera Im ah e la C o llf i.r n ln W ..n NEW YORK --It’* an old new*, troops missing. The discrepancy is ile ra I l.o 0 - ll.6 0 f a i r iio n llly I I I # . paper ndge that names are news n llie r llo lln iie n ty p e f a ir .m i lprimarily In South Korean troops OHO 6 .On.S 00 l l i i l l i i i i e l l e " ‘ And tinliiv tiu> names nf Ameri­ Sftii * 6(1 The list of 3,108 Americans and pMy o o re r lo w h > (.o n can" lir-Lt prlsoiiers nf war by the approximately 1,120 other U. N I I iii II k Iiph IS ip m rl Communists in Korea amounted to nationals was roughly what was 76-1 01 fe w I 36. li .> p er p lo t In rlti-lfrta good news -the kind that nows, expected, U. N. Command sources h oHldl or av we r*l ..r i 60..66 p rlic H In io m id r ie papers worked overtime In re. ■aid. Hi|iift"h '4 lUtikuM. loa. But 7,M2 South Korean prisoners 3.5a I m| " I ii .|" 3 lift- I iii h Ii i i I" V i-lln w port. t r u l a h l a r r k 3.»ft.3.6ll fe w lo w it . Th,, AsHiH-laled I'rusa began Is only one-twelfth of ihe number H3 6ft. transmitting (he 11,1014 names frnm tb* South Korean governmetit said tV a le rc rF H " per hunch IS ★ Tokyo at H;(in P. M. (EHT), Tueaware missing. drry, arid flnl-hnl the lint more The government announced It r r r i n a x ii t p m t .'v r M V IN T K Il IIA V IIN I A P I T h e limit II hours Inter, at Hi46 A, M. w>a "shocked beyond words at the H lat lft M orrtin in Ding discrepancy. Wo refused A .61. rnI ' lpi rourl* toIfiftpcrtlfiM |KHT) tmlay, d ay In lorai-n; llfcvo the honesty of the ComMember pnpers throughout tho L«...l,,r-,r«%rr i< ‘7."!;?;• eniintry Inirritnl them Into print it newsman suggested some 43!sn:> fur anxious pitrenls and relative* captured South Korean soldier* probably were In the North Korean array now, nr had melled away Into civilian Ufa. When and how to release the prisoner* still remains lo he de­ cided hy truce negotialors. Presumably an exchange would be accomplished In stages after an ■rmlsllco Is signed .Negotiators arc trying to heal a Dec. 27 deadline— only eight daya away. The truce supervision subcom­ mittee made no progress toward that goal, a If. N. spokesman said, In more than four hour* of wrang ling Wednesday. We carry a com­ plete linn of Men's £ mucoi/l _____ ___ ______ Dress Oxfords and try today repulsed several light Communist attacks at scattered Cedar Crest Wnrk points along the Korean War front. Hhnes. We Invite Most of what little action there you to come In und Was ^took place on Ihe weatern aee them. ^forltiwest enl nf Chop C'horwon artillery w«a called d on lo to hell help throw back Bedroom | laaault that began late Red aasault Hllppers, ' afternoon. Light contacta la up lo a company in regular 11.611 were reported from other Men's Fell Redroom Hperlul seders In the west. Hhnes State Farmers Market ColdWaveDeath Toll Mounting, S - .-’ f t - ''- ‘■• 4; ■<■ W; former In a sequence of "We’i ^o4 Married." I asked him If I planned any more pictures. "No," he raptled. " I waa never any'.good to' picture*, ami i never really had picture* written for me. 1 did my first one became they couldn't get Ned Spark*. I did another Because they liked the first one. Then I did one with Jack Benny because we were sup­ posed to be fighting on the radio. "Besides, I'm tied down to an exclusive deal with NBC. They won’t let me work for any other network. Even when I'm not work­ ing, I'm not working for NBC." I remarked that he waa looking amaxlngly well for Allen. Even the bags under his eyes were small values. "I'v# been on a diet for two years because *f my high blood pressure," he explained. "I can’t eat anything with salt. In fact, 1 can't even return to New York by way of Salt Lake City when I go back; that’s how strict It is. Kiwanis Meet ll's S IIS M S it I-. Twenty Reds sneaked Into Allied line* on the eastern front early Wedneiday. United Nation* force* 93.95 $2.45 pr. dispersed them wllhin an hour and 10 minutes. Men’s Pajamas [' . Th* U. B. Klghtb Army reported L no American aoldlara were killed , M mk th* front In the 14 hours | faSCl at • p.m. Tueaday. Other V . u T N . and South Korean unit* C nmnitcd soma eaiualUes, but they «• xwn axtnmaly light. Last Sunday r ntao waa a day of no American tV . WIT daitha nn th* ground, i i: Many Alllod soldiers had ana ear Many styles amt pal­ let ns to select from Regular, value 94.90 Now 92.98 Men's All Wool Sweaters Hllpover atylti, all fancy color*. A 90.00 value Now 93.98 Handkerchiefs Mea'a Boned Of fin* quality cotton, regular flo value Only 59c Women's Outing Flannel Gowns . Going*, Pink, Blue and Stripe*. A 99-90 value , Special11.69 ( -L- * r'.; 'HE JEWELER - I' ‘J - U i ,i.3 o » *> Auto Accidents 4CMMM44 Vrsa ram Oael according to Mr. Harrison. Only due to tha driver of the abandoned two door sedan which carried a New York tag waa a pay envelope from the South-d ward Packing House with tho name George Irvin on It, Mr. Harrison said. Damage was es­ timated at 1160 for the car ami 1200 for the replacing the tele­ phone pole. P4HLTUY MARKKT JACK HONVI t.I.K (AID — Exes: lo o s * , an d In c a rto n s - Kiira laras *6 7«: large IS, 14; m ed ium I I , I S ; s m a ll 64, 6». I ’n u lt r r unchang ed . Since the World Series was in-'^ augurated the American league has won 31 time* and the National League 17. FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF IHE SHOPPING PUBLIC BEGINNING THURSDAY, DEC. 20 ALL STORES W ILL REMAIN OPEN TIL 9 P. M. SANFORD MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION WA TCHES KANNERSOUTLET ra n mmtMnfsmmmmmfiimfimKKfiKKfsmmmKKi I 8PECW IS re e l more than 30 years and staled that during 20 months In 8anford, his firm had received 9300,000 In contracts, and that ha had ipeht 9206,000 on payrolls, materials building supplies. Ho pointed out the need of new Industry here to retain local college graduates, and stressed the need In Hanford of a new sewngo disposal plant. Lieut. Nora Hawklna of tho Salvation Army led In prayer prior to the turkey - dinner, and -play ■?'ed trumpet accompaniment during the singing led hy Forrest E. Breckenrldgo. The latter played several popular selections on the piano. Edward fame Introduced Sani Williams, U.S.N. of Hoganivillo, (ia„ and In 1040 a featherweight Navy taxing ,g champion. Other guests Included George Austin, Thomas Page and E. C. Hogan, Jr. of Orlando. John Pierson an- nouneed -the-Hat of Khranlana to preside at tha Salvation Army dime board* on Monday. HAMILTON ★ * IUJLOVA ELGIN For tho flrut In your heart . . . . a beautiful, hinting "g ift of time". ChooHo from tho lurgont and moat complete lino to bo found In Tonlrul Florida! �mm KTi 'M THF. S.WFOUD 1ILRAI.II ritain Taking Steps Against State controls Children Enjoy Life At Florida Methodist Home By SAM DAWSON NKW YORK iav—Britain I* tak­ ing its first cautious step toward istoring confidence In the stateIttered pound sterling. Canada at same time has taken the final >p and set Itr dollar entirely freo. rltierland has freed the price of .Id, but not iu movement, from pjvrrnment control. rTakrn together, these steps repesent tl>e first *i|Jni of a tendency return to private, as opposed In state, controls of world econo­ my. They follow two others: Co liumbla recently dropped all its price controls, and Hungary was orted to have dropped rationing ugh with an Iron Curtain allhough i countryt It la always hard to win ..j fact from the propaganda. r the By Itaelf, the British gi-----govern„y meat's return to commercial banks of the right to trade In foreign eichange doesn't mean much, American bankers and foreign tra­ ders say. The narrow range In which the bankers can trade pre­ vents that. . . ... , , But they hope the step will be i*lstlowed by others and lead, at I Tbme time In the future, to full convertibility of the pound sterling with other currencies. Canada had already taken sever•I steps In that direction before Ita final one over the week,end. It now joins the United States and Swlturland as the only countries who aren't ufrald uf what will happen to their money's value when it Is freely compared with the money of any other land That's what convertibility means M lhe right to change dollars Into pounds or pesos at will and In any amount and at any price. Sound currencies retain their val­ ue. Kofi ones have U> be protected by government curbs on their converflbllily. Canada unpegged the price of Its dollar over a year ago-a step Britain la not yet ready to take. Now by making It freely convert­ ible, Canada will permit ita cltiiens to spend as much as they like in Jh e United States, hence Increas*^ig tourist travel, Heretofore, they could take only so much money out of Canado. The step also will thaw nut sume four billion dollars of American money invested In Canada, which was froien there at the start of World War II. Canadians can now hedge on American commodity markets to cut down their business risks. And by proclaiming Its complete faith in the value of Its dollar, (Panada is likely In attract even more American money there for Investment. The flow of U. S. dol­ lars to Canado haa been atcady ever aince U unpegged the price of Um Canadian dollar and let It find Ita leval—now around M cents In American money. A almllar goal—Americans hope —Is what the Churchill government Is working for. Rome believe that within a year Britain may have so restored IU financial health and a these In l very nerrow X American bankers view this as Churchill’s cautious way of testing nut the strength of the pound as a first step. On the other hand, there ere some die-hards among those who have been selling pound sterling short In the boiler that Britain would again devalue Ita money Some of these traders still believe «hat if the pound sterling shows further weaknass, devaluation could follow. . . , , And some of the more cynical think that Britain's cautious step In the direction of free convertibil­ ity Is chiefly to please the United States, advocates it They ---- which ------- __.jcalea __ It coupled with the i ■announce iihuwiiww intlon will meat that this month Lot— .......... pay the 170 million dollara duo In principal and Interest on the loans In Britain by the United States ' .A Canada. Together they could v e Just window • dressing for Churchill's visit to Washington next month. * „ By pleasing Uncle Ram, they reason, Churchill will be In a belter position to ask for more financial and commercial favora to help Britain out of Ita economic troubh i, ■ Meanwhile, duelers In foreign exchange are sparring around cau­ tiously. seeking (o find the slicking ■win! for ihc pound alerting. And Juralgn traders say (hit relaxing of exchange rules won’t mean too much, since Britain ilill retains strict control over Import! and plans to make them e v n tighter. Wild turkeys originally ranged from I lie Atlantic coast of North America to the Dakota* and from Southern Ontario to Bouthvrn Mexico. Ibhere is a world scarcity of coSeminole m m Blind Co. y n s s u r m t? Te Pit Any Rise Window P I.u U ~ Wed. lire IS. t#3l I’nee 7 lleorge A. Ileroux Listed As Nation’s No. I Criminal W \S!|INl!TDN P- I Ik- mime of (ieorge Arthur Ileroux. 21. today wa. placed on the F B I's list of 10 most wanted criminals In .i circular to law enforcement officer. Ihc Fill described li. mill as armed and "considered extreme­ ly dangerous lleiuox I- w.illicit liu tin- limber y of Ibe Solilh'lde II ink of Kiin.as City Mo llel In I'M . .mil the tobheiy of Ibe Jo h n -on 1'onnty Hank Ft nine Vdl.ige K.m Nov j ;i Itie K; iipu * l ily robbery netted 511-41 in currency Ibe 1’ialrii Village loot included $l>2 issi m cur rency checks and bonds Ibe Fit! said Herons i* believed to have been born in Halil inure It gave tin. summary of lux back­ ground lie quit school in early H)4il after attending grade school III Worm socket. I! I . .uni high M-hiuil Hide and al Woreexler. Max* lie lotneil Ihe Army at lloxton in April, lilP.I. and wax sent lo tlcrmaiiv Cimvicled id unlaw fill pnx*e**lnii of i alum cards, cigar elte coupon. and an uiuegi-dered ueiqmn hi- wax . I r a b u .fed March li. IM l "unde I ■oodilomx otticr than honor.title In AuglPl, Hi ■I be wax placed oil prohaliou in Milwaukee for Iwo year* for unlawful iiildxlale trails pot la Iloti of fueai ui. lie alxu look pail oi all attempted tad break H id e l ltm ill.tA ls t \ 114)111 Its I.DNDDN t Hoodlum* an- mux cling inlo band* id children "logout i brKlious carol* in pntilir Ht-ollnml Vant ii-imiled lo-lav the i a, Keledx turn- taken o l d patties <•1 yoiingxtei I a i d a g i n e atumt IU year* old and oi panned them Into "beat* " t ompi tiloix al*- , lia.i-d off Ibe ilnldien xing m inis under llglilcd window* and boii*elioldi-rs xually reward lliem with a "billing i l l e d i t s » or xo lot tln-ir Mings It's an nlil rlirlxtina* f 1ail It lull III -'.iigland Itut since Hie hoodlum* lo ok over, the k ill* m u*t tu rn o v e r h a lf th e ir ■o lle i lio n * w lin h u s u a lly a in n u u l in iw o or ttirx'e pound i nil to y.s in a nigtit (n r "pro tectio n II \It 14-All A S l 't M t V C K SANTA MONICA Calif P Ac lie** llarlinra Stanwyck i* in St .tidin'* llox|iilnl today under treatnieiil lor pm-iiiuimia She eulored Hu- tioxiiA.it ruesday Iter littering limn a *i -i u-x of old She hip. Iiecn -.uirking on Hie HKD (dm i laxli by Niglil " Keith Ttnima , lowly innolrcil oulfielder for the I'hihidelphut A’*, .petals the iiff-ne.isoii ax a -tudeiit al Kansas Stule College . iiilminl.iriitlon building and g i r l.’ H al BoyJc Calls LAKE MARY 1951 Y ear Mixed By VIIUIIN1A I*. ANDKIIBON of Mrs, bottle Ferry, With Blessings I whoFriends Is confined to the Fermibt Iniughdm Memorial Hospital. will Ity IIAI. ItUVI.K ■tic chut |o bear that she i* NKW YOIIK i/W-Whut can Ihc .lightly improved. average guv say about 105! as it Mr. and Mrs. J. F Itubren, fades Into history'' M l.. I.cl. (iirdber und Mis. Should he cry into Ills beer over .timuita Mixon, all of Amlobisin. It, or break into a cheer? Is he any Alu. were guests of Ml- till-! better o f f Has ihc human race Inched onward or upward any since IWO? 'how to rondurt Ihe Korean police On Ibe one hand yes. Un Hie und nobody could tease other hand question mark It -action, "Ike" KUcnhower Into saying pub­ ha* been a mixed and Inderlslve licly whether ho was n Democrat year. For example— a Republican. True, we avoided a World War orThe traffic problem became In 1031. But we had avoided it In ; It might have done that except l1050. i P f . flier Are we IV really further ur you euu't get votes by convicting doner lo one now Truce, truce talks begun In Ko the weather Huy. what a confusing year! The rea this year but hope for real peace there nickers on and off, five-star generals quarreled about like a bad phone rmmocllnn. When imw to conduct the Korean (mike will It come amt inn wo trust it action, and nobody could tease whan It doc* come' The ground "Ike" Klienhower inlo saying pub­ the air war is holler than ever. licly whether he was a Democrat True, an atom bomb didn't go or a Republican. The traffic problem became off In anger this year We tested some. And Hie ICissian* tested worse In the cltlei where that was some, too. We're building a hydro still posilble.Telcvlalon reception gen bomb plant. And they're re­ improved, but Ihe quality uf Hu> ported building l.ooo new subma­ shows was such that many owners rines—ami maybe a hydrogen bomb liked Ihe commercials better than the programs. also. True, the atom has gone to work Scientists said longevity was In­ to cure disease, but when will the creasing, idIllough Ihe average hope It gives outweigh Hie dread man complained no was Just get­ It brings? It wasn't safe In 1951 ting balder, grayer, or fatter to remove the Identification tags But Americans, all In ull, had from the wrists of our children. belter medical care, wrre belter Nor will It be in l»32 clod, owned more of their own How about Ihe domestic situa­ homes, and ato higher on Ihe hog tion? than ever before In fn Jtheir history, The statisticians tell us that total tin other lt large country cou In the world personal Income bus gone Up, sav­ fared so o well In the thi realm of man's ings have increased, debt* have physical needs—food, clothing nnd il needs—fo dropped. Tell that to your neighbor, shelter. however, and he Is likely to answer For all Its troubles, If Ihe United ‘‘You esn prove anything wllhjda- States meets no worse woes than Scandal had a heyday. It begin ilrte. to look like Ihe only subsidised amateur athletes left In America were the checker players In the public parka and the old people who play abuffleboard In sunny Mrs. 11. M. Cut-Inuo Un- weekend of Dec. II. R ev. nrul M r*. L . W , U n til a r ­ rived from Dunkirk, N. Y„ Tuesday. Hi-v. Sent! Ib e III-W pit.lor ui Hu- iTiminuiiity Church Attending tin- Ihdlin. College O iri.tm u. piogiaiu Tuesday were Mr. mill Mr. I' D Anderson, their griindehildri-ii, Mona und Dourth- Ander.oii, of Miulluml uiol the Intter'. gue.ls, Sluimli Melhinuld mill Judy Ihdli Mr ami Mitiuvmoml M Hull mitl Mr. W. Klrebbt.ff of .Sunfoul attended "The Messiah", the oratorio produced by the University Choir nnd Symphony, In (Suim-avllle on Dee. l> Their daughter. Miss Iteltye ItemHall, wa» u member of tinthoril*. The I b i.in e .. Women's flu*of the Community Church held Ihelr monthly meeting Wednesday nt the home of Mr., I* D. Anderson. Mr.. Din Coebiun, president presided. Vurlou. un-v project, for the coming year ware discussed und n committee of Mrs. .1. M Thump.on nod .Mrs. K. K. I.b.yd, J r . were uppalnted to measure the chiiieh. for u new balcony- rail eurtidn ami nosslhle backgimitul cuiluius for the choir. Two new members were in­ cepted, Mrs. Sidney Fowler nod Mrs. J . |- Humphrey. At the conclusion of the business m eet log, gift* were exchanged bv the member.. A lli'llted I'll VI" 1 mas tree, Brasilian pepper berries, und candle* carried not the holiday themo In decorations and the hostess presented cut h with u guy houtnniinlrp. At u In' hour, fruit salmi and coffee wenserved 5lr*. Frank Kvnns. Mi K. (). Fawcett, Mrs. II M (Reason. Mrs. .Sidney Fowl--, Mrs. M. II. Rice, Mrs. K. »: l.toyd. Jr.. Mrs. J . I,. Hiiinnhre . Mrs. It. R, True nml Mrs. II, M Ain lit C lul> I-1 ulai welt- I'lnl und Mis. R l; T mic. Mr. on-l Mrs. Rnymorul M Rail un-l ilaugliid, Mis* in m i . Rene. M> did Mi. IV It An-let.on uni M l. W K. Hake i Mi and Me* P l> Ati.l.-tx.ui iltti-iided the t.yoiun Seim,. I rhrlxlmns ping,,,,,, Clou ..hiThen grntidsioi. Do, no- \n |. son, of Atmlinn,| pu-i 11■i,i--,| oi it The I oke Man Silo-d phiv.'d the Sanfi.nl i.inmoiiii hlo.i.l al loueb Foot l.u I! Tuc.tJni, with a seme of un l:>. - nil*. i lo­ ti milium 1 Sobool bud 11.-fouled the .?untilr High wi!l i. •( it.", Mi and A|rx K it Fussed l und tlieii guest. At , \»»nii « Connelly of Relkelev, I 'a l lf . peril a few dni'* In West I'liloi Reach. (Ills post wed Humbly afternoon. Mt und Mr*. I' li Amid sdi wen* lieguests of Ml. \ It Rogue, ill D o o rs D p e n IJ S B INK I'HOfilt \A| 1.1 V K DAK ull Howam-. C m . o i l Is I n p lif ly l.e.-loiun g i in o u . l i u o l l . Willi " l i n g I ' . . n o i l ' be eli lise Ilf Mill p l l l c h i c d Imc p l o t ->am being cm rltnl on by ■onim. I. ml ami 1 II i tub producers........ . •lout to A s .j * t i i n ( C o il l i l y A y . o' I cull ui.I c Cobh. I'ruff of Ho. In, . .."lui fi inn recent eoullti and i i - .. fno ■ whi l e Huwtlllee • .. .1 do I a n •• won iiiiin v .d ih, HIGHLIGHTS * HOLIDAY GIVING III CiiAlip Jciui lry H IM I H IM I ' l l i i NI l" i| IO M l'. Ibe Aiile liuskdball m >. Ii*i, Jo men icpicscnhng II -litiM-id . ( a l e . to Ib e c o u n try •>'bind.i At thnl time o ■ | her iiiomnl Christum* Iill oi loo giirdnn, foi loo i mli-i pii' deged Chlldri'ii. Mi und Mrs. T t Appell Ion. I'loiight then t ■a . I* i Iui**11 to lio n properly in I n . M nv a ml me settled In il i GlfTS f .f.f. A KanIWanK ‘ I.A ST T IM E S TOIt.AA! |.ri I h il ly I When Worlds CitdOtti CJ-' f T -.r-v.-ga SHOWING THURSDAY & FRID A Y! HUM First Time At Our Regular Prices! Exarlly j in rs liiiM 'n mi llriiiuhviiy fur 7 Mnnili-- j o s e J [ ferrer Hanford Chapter of the Biialnc* and I'refesslmiul Women’s Club S t y l l t h l T ough / ^ Z IP P E R W a fe r r e p e llo n t l COAT SW EA TER G A B A R D I N E in pure virgin wool J A C K E T 1 1 .5 0 O K tU it'i lh« iw«at«r of Hiro’i o Mroh or thing** jo<hol Puf* virgin wool, flri#Jf hnllltil bf fomiyl Btonfwood lhal will with ilurd/ Inlttlock iltKh and g ift you pttro thou your moniy’i mad« with a trim, illm tov#i«d worth In plodturo and long woor. •ipp9t <loi(ng. Il l hondiomclf Nno frooio roililanl gabordlno lollortd from ill* H a m to iho • t # PH»di wat#r fopolUnt by imarl bos ploolod fNuktU, Votr'll iptdol prtcou « t » Il hoi lw * •«f ll'i iHo KgMiilf war«oif« roomy poiloti and a alppor fioot molt f t m lo r lo b li Imsrf tolori. O il yown lodofl t iw iq Ii i yog •vor owntds “OppoiiU Post Ofnci'1 Dependable Mrrchxmliee AI Lowaat I’osalbl# 1'rlcee. MWMMWWXSMnWMMWIISIHMMMa .- ,ij ti �Christm as” Bargains Galore f'hrst’Shorhnina fffjoy the Best end. Saue, too / / ■fc' /iiOik’y r J n l w y ... DONALD DUCK QUART Duncan Hines Frozen Concentrated suciot s m tu N io t TBOZtN |. HOLIDAY FOODS "DIX1ANA' or ‘ HUSO AGEN BRUSSEL SPROUTS i- FORDHOOK LIMAS •f AGEN PEACHES •!■ •i- BABY LIMAS -t- Suwannee River Volley l.iltle ACRE PEAS pkq. 39c Asen § ENGLISH PEAS pkq* 22c Dixlana Whole BABY OKRA pkq. I9c A«en ASPARAGUS pkq. 45c Alien Leaf or Chopped SPINACH 2 pkqs. 35c I)p| Monte Whole Spired PEACHES 2'/j Can 42c m-oz. Apple PIE SPICE can I Be 7U-oz. Droinediiry Pitted DATES pkq. 23c Planter'll 4-oz. Tin* MIXED NUTS can 29c 7-oz. Jur CHEEWEES 34c Dixie Dnrlinft FRUITCAKE 2V, lb.. $2.29 No. 2 Comstock Pumpkin PIE MIX can IS-nz. Heinz Plum PUDDING Ooz. None-Such MINCEMEAT French Pumpkin PIE SPICE car Package! iT o e tl y ^ / / 9 7 / / / / ////// •q u a n t i t y RIGHTS RESERVED Mt. Vermont brnnd Turkeys—the finest in town—exclusively Prices Low Low Puces E veryd.ty Specials Too Everyday Specials Too ours! IMumply mented Western “Hirds” with tender muscles, Pound Box HOLIDAY CANDIES lOMmz. Ilruch Choe. Cov. PEANUTS pkq. 37c lOti-oz. Hrach Choc. P-Nul CLUSTERS pkq. 37c lO.nz, Ilrnch Multcd MILK BALLS pkq. 37c IOV4-«z. Ilrnch Choe. Punned ASSORTMENT pkq. 37c I.h. I'kit Hrach Choc. CREME DROPS pkq. 37c I2ux. Terry Choc. Covered FRUIT THINS pkq. 39c DOZEN Knv Nnturnl factory-Packed FLA. CRYSTALS corn and peanut fed to make delicate, full-flnvorctl meat! Huy or reserve yours todny! LEMON DROPS pkq. !ELLY BEANS pkq. !2oz. Terry Choc. Covered THIN MINTS pkq. H-o*. Ilrnch Mnr.'ditnallow PEANUTS pkq. ORANGE SLICES pkq. drab A! Drasaad A Dram! Qaiok-frozan! «» lo. io to 12 and 12 to I4 lb. S la .-L B . 77* \z‘ P 7 m ■ m m M ib>. ■ and up H In Size—LB. ■ H YOHKS 3 n .. 29o R O M ES m 3m 30c M T o r To u r C h risim fca srT MINOT CRANBERRY 10c iOc 39c Grapes 2 n*» 18c IOc Sinnyland or Swift Pram. Smo. 5r& Onions 3n... XMAS TREES 29c 25c |(. , | | t ! *3 0 3 ' CAN Pork & Banns Chesapeake Hay Standarda! All Slie« For (lltli. For Stocking* h Ratio* J-J|5 Potatoes 3«.bi. 25c ................ ... hjlh'l lliallli-lk*aiil\ \id- 8 to 12 lit. & 12 to H lb. Average! For All Drain* P.anul Butter Candy-Coatsd Chocolat. V Cut Rib Roaal Ik Chuck Roast Ik Hamburqsr Ik Armour's He llo Ue ML Vermont 4 to 5 lb, . Yaaag Normal'. 0Y«-lb. Cookad Cart. Nam 7li Mulo Tocim I** Ml Sunnyland Purs Pork Bat Tsits O’Sss Brand PUIat ot Delicious - Traditional Hickory Sweat Sllcsd Corned loot Taotc O Ses Brand Drassed Hath ■ Beaton Butt ilom Htnrrli I tArgo STOKELY 12 oz i Codh h Cnk4i p><(. llo | Gorton’s lo c«n f f (tC C n tt’CCX'C't' Mt. Vermont Sliced 00N T MISS THIS BIS 2 PKQ. SPECIAL ON fo r fin est P ies t) « Bleschsi 0 Dltlnfecti *•' •’Vj1•' woTtMRWNffil • Daodorlzss • Rantdvai Stains WATFAMOUS 22c �0 * Garden Gate SANFORD HERALD Article Oil T aft By Zora Hurston In Post Magazine A famous Negro writer whu me#a u>a«b#d dlsh-s ns help Ir. t t l. ■ t .■ r K . Sanford kitchens Is the recant i author of a Saturday Evening Boat article, "A Negro Voter 8!a*t Up Taft.” Zora Neale Hurston, bom In Xalonville near Sanford, but now l. living In Kau (lallle, Is th« > Author who through ambition, Mid taking advantage of her Ip break* has gained fame for her books on folklore, short stories Mid magaxlne article*. In her latest Rost article of Dec. 8 she ‘ live* the reason* why she thinks the Ohio Senator can swing his ahara of the Negro vote as u Republican presidential candidate. She Is the daughter of u Baptist minister who prrachrd In Eatonvlllo and Hanford and was • moderator of Florida rolored Baptist conventlne. She worked , In Hanford for several months Y Mi a girl of 14 and In her auto* *'» biography, "Dust Track* On A i'-. B«ad," she vividly describe* the " boat trip down the Ht. John's from Jacksonville, where sho V. Went to school, on the old side* wheeler “City of Jacksonville” and the trip on the old ACI. train to Mnltland. In her recent Saturday Eve­ ning Post article sho expresses optimism over Senator Taft’s chances of winning the Negro vote nn Ills record In "throwing Bilbo out of the Senate," the writing of the Tuft-Hnrtley Act Which, ehr says, gives Negroes an tviunl opportunity where they i] Would be discriminated against ft by union rules, nm| for Ills ' record as a "brainy’’ leader. |Hhe cites Mrs. Taft ns one «f the Henntor’s strong polnta In getting Negro backing In Ohio, Mrs. Taft, shr descrlbea as • • woman uf wit and charm who la an effective speaker on her husband's behalf before colored audiences, The Toft family background I* also given In the article as .part of tnd'nenalor’a vote getting power among Negroes, M> NELL M. WILLIAMS Hanford Uarden Club liECONIAH . . . and How to Crow Them (Parti). The Begonia* 1* the only horti­ cultural genus of the family Ilegoniacea*. Botanists tell us that the Begonia ha* no genrtlr relef Inmblp with any other living plants. Tney are named for Michel Begon, a French botanist of Santo Domingo (10118-17101 They make un a large, varied group of succulent herbs or part­ ly shrubby plant* found widely ifistrllulled throughout the warm region* of the earth. Central and South America probably have more native specie* than all the other warm countries combined. It I* estimated that the number of specie* varic* from 500 to 1.100 and many of the native* have been Introduced Into culti­ vation. The number of varieties resulting from hybridising and tha horticultural form* developed In the gardedns now runs into the thousands. This fart has reesulted In a nomenclature that la still very confusing. USEH . . . Home variety of llogonia Is to he found blooming every month In the year. In more ways than one the llegonh heads the list of house plants which may he looked on a* p e r­ manent and annual bloomer*. Many are grown for their handsome foliage, the showy flowers, summer bedding out­ doors. Rummer and winter tinder glass, In window uarden*, In the full sun and In the shade. Rome grow Just anywhere with little core while there are those which defy the efforta of the amateur and professional. The vast group offers excellent opportunity fo1* the collector providing he bns the right growing conditions. ODARKER . . . Dr. I.. II. Bailey divides Begonias into four classes, according to the typed of roots; bulbous, tuberous, rhlxomatous and flbrus. Rlnce the bullion* class has but one retireseentatlve, I). Kocotrana (one parent of our well-known Christ­ mas-Flowering U.) the gardener divides hi* subjects Into the three remaining groups. Due to the Intermingling of all types the lines are not clearly defined In nil rases. VARIETIES . . . Until one becomes a fancier and a special- MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING— TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYW HERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES. CR ED IT B U R E A U OP SAN FO RD TELEPHONES 180 aad 1071 Bmm 414 Siaford Atlantia National Bask Bid#. ' 1 | ; 1 1 I ' ANNOUNCING O PEN IN G JR - Moufthton Insurance Agency As most of our readers know, It wae a little mors than four years ago that the community of D# fiery was started. There was so much to do, that thosa who had bought lend, built house* and tried to re-clalm their land and make their houses h o m e s , found little time for community Ilf*. To be sure, there were house parties, I,each parties and a "show” or two, hut It was not until May, Him, that the hlg get-together for nil the people of De llary was planned. On the last Sunday of May, more than five hundred people gathered on the grounds of the Joseph II. Rchmlerer home for an all-day picnic. Many friend* from nearby towns and cities were with us and, what was even more gratifying, neighbor* who had never met before got to know enrh other on De llary day. Many plans were promulgated on that day but there was a hitch. Where could eo large a group mectT Where could baaaare, dances, concerts, motion pictures, 'tors. Now we have the land and with It the will to get going. Thd first step In that direction was taken on Friday evening wlirn it cecord crowd filled the auditorium of tha Enterprise school, which was loaned to us by our good friends In Enterprise. The entertainment was called “Through the Year" and was a aeries of 12 tableaus with Incldenal music and readings. It was written and produced by Dorothea Hennlnger cor­ iger assisted by your cor.--..-..dent. W* try to respondent. We wouldn't *■ *• • t a s name all the people who helpeds make the evening a succeia for there wer so many willing work­ ers, and each one did the Job asthlnk ua mercenary but we are rather proud uf having added well over 8100 to the building fund. On eeeond thought, we must mention by nume one good friend who 1* too often neglected for 11 months of tho year and then worked to dcuth during the last month. Of course, we mean Santa Clauat Just before curtain time, commotion at the there was back of the auditorium and there he waa with boxes of candy for oil the children, lie greeted them In hi* Jolly fashion and totd them ha had made a speclap trip from tha North Pole to see them. Many of you will remember "Show Boat" when Churls* Winnlnger was In the cast. Do you -remember bow lie hi-umed upon Rural Common Sense fly HMttW JOHNSON Florida is dons in rural areas, fanners ere especially Interested In the bunting season. Farmers own most of the land on which Hunting Is done, and, quite naturally, they want to bag some game for their own tables and they are Interested In hunting by others on their property. To avoid difficulties on a hunt­ ing trip, therefore, tha wise thing to do before hunting on another man’s property Is to obtain per­ mission from the owner. Because they have livestock on the land or l*caux* of other reasons, some farmers may nut grant permission for hunting on their place*, but many do permit neighbor* and city folk* to hunt. The farmer haa a right to refuse permission for hunting on his lend, and It should be respected. Nearly every hunting season, officcra receive numerous comlalnla from farmers whose lands sve been Invaded by hunters, and sometimes a hunter winds up In court os a result of falling to ob­ tain permission. A hunting trip E •hould t* pllHUt Mid rtert*tlonal, mm) om way of making it ■o la to hav« tlia permlislon and good will of Um owner of the land. The University of Florida Agri­ cultural KiUnalon Service aleo calls attention to other points that are necessary for the hunting trip to bo a pleasurable event) Have the proper license. Ob­ serve all regulations regarding hunting days and hours, bag lim­ its. protected game, and guns and other equipment. Handle guns carefully. Do not carry a loaded gun In a car or in­ to a house. Do not climb a fence with a loaded gun. Never carry a gun so I) la pointing at another person, and never snoot at an ob­ ject that Is not plainly visible or toward other persons. There are about 100,000 hunt­ ers—farmers and city folks—In Florida, and cart and caution by all art necessary to pravent trou­ ble and tragady on hunting tripe— occasions which .should 6e pleas­ ant, healthful .and recreational. MIMUY CHRISTMAS TO ALL AND TO ALL A GOOD NIGHT. ire a (trod night by replacing any ECHO.... — „ r : --------sc Ih ' will tail your budget. will be glad to Novo you come In aud aee ECHOLS variety tedding to suit any bedroom In your bouoo. Wo can also to up that special maltreat to fit that odd-sisad bad. GOOD NIGHTS SLEEP W ILL MAKE A GOOD MORNING FOR YOU WE’RE WIDE AWAKE TO H ELP YOU SLEEP. SEE US T O D A Y -S L E E P BETTER TONIGHT ' Eight of the 11 mm on the Notre Dam# basketball eeuad hall from the state of Illinois, hi* audience when ho announced his show end salr," It’a Only the beginning, folks, only the**, beenginning!" That’s how we feel to­ day as we subscribe to that other cliche, "Ureal oaks from little ncrun* grow, Heresqour grim mis. At the December meeting tho gift was accepted l............ ...... with much thunks, unit It wae decided to purchase two of the additional lots for parking space. Up to now, there had been a small building fund but ull the plans seemed eo nebulous und far off In the fu­ el- iiu i- ri-s ie ii h i only two group* -Tuberous-rooted and Fibrousrooted. This latter group general­ ly include* II. rex and with 0. sempcrflon-n*. The beginner had best start with II. semperflorens or Wax llegonla. It la the best known of nil tho Hegonlaa and Is used lurgely as a houso plant ns well as n bedding plant out­ doors in the summer. It Is a perennial and may live 5 years or more. The species la very variable uml many named va­ rieties, plus a large number of hybrids, can be easily grown. The Wax Begonia la divided Into four groups, each of which la Illustrated by the varieties named. Tall growlng-Chrlstmaa Cheer, Masterpiece Medium helght-Dartlng, Indian Maid Dwarf-Adellne Double-Westport Beauty These varieties are suggested for the beginner to try growing first. FLOWERS . . . The male and female flowers are bournu FOR FUU-0F-FUN F .L 0 R ID A Oencrnl Insurance r| •10 Hanford Atlantic National Hank Building [ y I*. JJy Sunfortl, E. J. Moughlon, Jr. Florida Phone 811 Maud R. Wllaon THE GIFTS THAT ARE ALWAYS WELCOME kswkp: JU ffM * ■•t-up-and-fle ■•••Uh Um In GnU NO-NQX to gaUwi i»Umb* « d ChooM R gift for luting pleaeure from our burg# stocks of nationolly-advertieed electrical appliances . . . you'll find the gift tkat will keep on giving here, In our pra-Chrletmai round-up of refrigerator#, range#! waehere, ironen. and otkeve. Cogve In and chooee youra today. M H . r n . a M : .'ts ip -L i , - - a ' . . --y-i *^A.t m m p i �wmmm ■m (■H PgjK il•■3r~T-': ■ - ' , ■ • ■ m m m;> vm kt" m m^m m ir l J f o p ’: W ■.•V •• ■- I ’ ,- ■ TH E W EA TH ER In Unit? Thm la Strangth— T * Prelect U s Ph n of th* World I •To Promote tlw Progreso of America. To Prodoto Proopority for Ssnford. f o r a l f * Florida—Partly cloudy exlrcioo south. imistily cloudy rlxcwhere. Scattered showers Friday Friday afternoon AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWHI'APEH VOLU M E X X X X U I HANFOR tT F io m i)A r~ T JHl 1HHDAY UKC.^ft. 1051 A w odatcd I’rtm L m a m I W in President To Delay Notice On Clean Up WASHINGTON - tgt—President Truman today again postponed an notmeement of Inc drastic action he haa promiied to clean out •'wrongdoers" in government. The White Roust wouldn't oven announcement— id lor last week beloro Mr. Tnito Independence, ly lor a short "I am not in a position to pre­ dict," Mr. Truman'a Press Sec­ retary Joseph Short told reporters. There have been widespread re­ ports that the President wlU set up a special unit, with Federal Judge Thomas F. Murphy ot New York in a key rnlo. Its job would be to look into allegations of cor ruptlon In government, lake ac­ tion against any official* found In have been acting Improperly, and clear the names of all others Renrt told newsmen he didn't know whether the White House was working with congressional Democrats, Including Sen. Monropey (D.-Okta). who arc drsft. log legislation aimed at curbing use of influence and slopping ir­ regularities in government. Meanwhile William E. Willett, who was described by a Senate investigating group as having yielded to "Influence" pressures while he was an HKC director, was revealed to bo back on the government's pay roll, Francis Whltcfvslr, Uundersecreiary rctary of the Navy, confirmed t that Willett haa been ap­ ed a 111 goo a year official In1 ... his office. , ,4 fWillatt cam* wndstulk*- -of Senate Bankfflg t lubcOMnlM ___ Htoo ±1 sopie months ago white serving us a director of tha Reconstrue. itM iia n s ua g a # o B is ) N o r t h Blanketed By More Cold And Snow From Canada By The AsiecJaM Praas ic Northern two-thirds ■ tU ; of tha on, buffeted by •RAW and cold for a week, was Struck b; a fresh uch by storm today. Behind tha storm was a tow blast of Icy air. At least 238 death* havo been attributed to tha saver* weather The now storm whittled eastward, dumping ions of snow, sleet and [reeling rain. Temparatura* tum­ bled along the route of th* atorm, dlttplng far boJow itro In many areas. Free tin; thoroughfane* In area and erdafed wart, Many schools house■ were closed. the storm pelted tho Rocky Maintain area first. Colorado had snejw and frigid temperatures. Den­ ver with five Incites or new snow, ported a low of 8 below tern, ■ton, Colo., had -*11. then the storm spread over tlw S hade C fllqn. If was ea; M ay In Virginia, ere Pennsylvania l Virginia and Ohi< Issued a dang* A and tonight. ^oldcr weather west behind end and nor! ; Male had ll too. One Shot Effort Greeks Win Seat Is Made To Break On U.N. Council Truce Deadlock After 19 Ballots _ Weather ll bulletin lying conInto tlw Now of New nedtnga, ! I was 23 below aero at Havre. II Missing From Probe Is Begun Jaycees Take Lutheran Orphans On Christmas Shopping Tour Burning Ship In Into Slaying Of Columbia River US Secret Agent Stern Testi­ fies About Death Of Major Holohan 20 New Donations wU,n* Increase Jaycee Fund To $634 R f billa autographed by Harry 8. Truman, Arthur Godfrey, Vaughn Monroe, Fuller. Warren, (Jen. Dougls* MacArihur and others ‘ ‘... y Boh Rohl. fgaaied waa auggasted by lit along al ____ w will with Letter* r *b* lent dollar bill explaining aipla! a new dolL.. _ . ...... _ the Jaycee plan* h r . ih* Tourist Center and asklnjt for the return of the dollar signed along with any contribution, ___ row of white halls, jo*' *lglu-| and said, "I wish | had one," ns HTOHF.M KTAV OPEN In onler to belter »nrvJin w i s t f u l l y p u t th u p n d JIn b a r * Uhrlstlllii* Hboppers, all atnrea n the act. the downtown section. IieglnBusily chewing gum given out In tilng tonight, will remain open by Mr. McClung, the kids bump­ until 0;tl(t P. M. throughout the ed Into the problem that plague* pre-holiday period. parents every Christmas, now to buy gifts for everyone on tho LOW FLIER Hit nnd stay within the budget. IXJNDON tJH Fran* Miller. 39 . Jerry who was keeping1 warm year old nmalmtr pilot, was fined In a Hnpalong Cassidy sweat 1280 briny for (lying his light plane ihlrt gave up hla Idea* iilmut tho under the tuindon Tower Bridge king pong set and bought n Nov. 23. MIBnr told Ihe rnurt he did ll eltphone for Patsy Hollar. 1«ek-eyed slg-yesr-old Dorothy on a dare from Ills l.t-yesr-old son. IJnchok all bundled up In a ml who was wllh him In Ihe rented oat of which aha waa very aircraft. TIm plane flew between • bridge pud whispered that she had a The community Christmas carol aongfeat la gainlag momentum mo tek hoard for Carolyn back roadway nnd overhead walk which express are 120 feet apart. as mors and more people gat th* spirit of tha occasion and n- class at the Haven and a blocks for Joyce llellhorn. Uia dealre jo |oln wRh ihalr nrighhora In this united' ** htgiTe n c a b in iRa celebration of the birth of Christ* Floyd Palmar, chairman of blocks and hlack board Amoa pay no of M'JV- Sanford wrapped up in one largo Um organising committee laid today. , j „ Avenue reported (lo- theft nf hi* 1 IV s s II s m S O a N i l T e s t TBaplaa u have a chorus at raldo station WTRB lead an allhlaek lliffl Pontiac emina aomr. eouat/ observance of th* «plrltnal» ‘ , time before 7|00 last night, ‘ of the season in should b* at t*a radio station Police Chief Itnv Williams said jdioe In Bamittola on east First Street at ItOO on STOCK MARKET NEW YORK to—Good progress this morning. The car carried would bo tuned to 14M Christmas Eva. The home* of ■ tho upside was mads today a 1051 Fluilda tag 17-4208. ItlM stock market wllh liberal from olia and rail*, ins extended to between nnp ' *'Of»d. i»P, two points at (he mtlsld* taea have, “ MIs tfi* wtir, end rs«l Ik* gift the* loesea held down to a fractionf Christmas Carets with llarry Kudell ! aceomp*nylng. Final detail* -for the annual Elks Cjirlstmaa party for under­ privileged children will he an­ nounced. Robert Hlllhlmtr will report th# benefit* obtained for charity at the Elk* Ball itrid Saturday right at the Mayfair Inn. % v * # . a 3 . ii Community Co-operates In Phn th Northeastern aectwo of Uw rp ntry Included —I# at Albany, T . the lowest ilMfl Kirch 4. TqSing Carols Christmas Eve n y The W catkar THE Only 250 More Left To Be Verified By Defense Officials; Gen. Dean Is Sick lly JI1F. IIVU . WASHINGTON r The Defense Departmcnl still had about 2V) Supervision Of A r­ Ret! S.Ttcllitc White luinies to cheek today oil the Coramuiiisi supplied list of \meriean mistice Is Turned Russia Is Defeat­ prisoner* of w a r III Korea The Pentagon finished the first Over To The Staff ed By 39-16 Vote , phase of the huge |ol> at H .in p in. ' i f ;s i ) Wcdiiesilay niglit At that lly GEORGE A. MCARTHUR PARIS -P American backed hour, about LDio mimes no Hi.- full MUNSAN, Korea 'T ruer nr (ireerr won a sent on the United list ot 3.198 hml tieen ideii'lfied. Dilators turned the problem uf .'filiun. Si-eurity Foiined tiMlay, Telegrams making it a toyous ow In supervise a Korean nrmls lieutmg out White Russia on the Christinas season (or hiindri'iis of iMt tier over to staff officers today in lUth ballot American families went out lo a "one-shot effort" to break the The ude was .IP for tireeee. mid nearly all of the next of km of long deadlock. lit fur While Russia the 2 tua men Hot lit......... now Tha staff nfflrers nirl for tun A two third* majority of U N deepened for the many more whose hours at Pnnmuninm Then the) member' present nml voting in the sons were not listed adjourned until Friday. There u.is General Assembly lest w.i* re About 71 soldier* on tho olentlno report of what happened 1pilred Tor election •fied ll*t named nearest n-tatives An official Allied spokesman said The deadlock w.is the longest In at overseas addresses Messages U N suhrommlllee delegate' sitg the history of It \ elections to these kin are to tie ><•(»( today, Bested enlllng In the staff offiee Greece thus will replace Ytlgo I'rismiers 11Ir-tvtif*•-«( .it the Conbecause there had been no prugre slnvbi on the Seeurlty t oum-il .t in Iagon unbilled 2.721 subtler' III ad­ for day*. t. t’hile nml t’nkistull were eleet.-il dition to the 7a xvith over xe.is iix-Xt " I givee you my solemn word," two weeks ago to fill vaenneies of km. eight Nxixy men, ,'H Ma­ said ltrtg (ten William I' Nuek caused l-y the expiration of terms rines anil 7ii airoo-n oU. "the drclainn to appoint tin- of Imlin .iml Keiiailor The iipprosimalelv 2.-o remaiilstaff nfflrers was because of the White Riissin, one of the eon.til IMg In he identified pn M-oted spe lark of progress rather than he i iient rcpnhhi s of die U s s n ci it prohteuis Tile Cent ig-m de­ cause of any progress " w.is made .i member of the I’niird cided at *t 10 Wednesday to :ht til Earlier lit the dn> the I'nmtmi \,itnms. along with the l ki mm- tackle ttie-e Imlav \1 llt.it hour, nisi* suggested their version of a under die Valin Vgreemenl wtmli the stall x (irking mi the list had compromise gtinranleed Russia three meinln-r , tieen on duly ?*i' • li-nii m i-x--r sioec They asked the Allies to 1 1 1 per ship* llnt.-iiii .iml others had liu-k the ii ,lines began poiirui,' in (rum Photo lly llaymond Studio mil eonstructlon of North Korean ed While Russia for tile Seeunly I Tokyo T uesday night Children from tho Lutheran Haven in fllavia learned something about the Christmas spirit of giving and had the time of their live* Farrell, Irft rear, was one of the .layreea who ramo along with tin- airfields, (2) urccnt the Red prn Coo mil under a "gentlemen's ng They had tieen handed to I oiled liy neutral reenielil" of l!lId which gave urn- Nations officer* several hoots ear doing It as they went on a Jaycee sponsored Christine# Shopping group; two chaperons, right rear, eseining,- n.it.-* to make sine nil jmMI| f„r |nspeetlnn .pectin the kid* gel gift* while the little uni on tin light seem* to tie hnv seal t i tluF.isicrn Knropenn liloe lis t at Canmunjoiu Korea, the silo Tour ear Iled this week. Seven of the IB youngster* are shown in train* at ipci'lflcd point* and i t drop a itrinamt fur aerial nteu-rv.i of eiilllill les under Russia's wing j of till- truce llegoll.lHon . MeClung's Toy Town In the midst of gift buying problems. Itirlmrd log a harii time milking up her mind what to hoy. The United Stales eiiulenib-d tlu* I -i n Hiougli ill-1 ilieikuu: and linn liver all Korea In return, the ('uinmiinlst* “iinl agreeiiieiil mi- tor only a vear dispatching of tell grallts i n verilll! The Seeunly I'oimell is made up tin- 2!t|a name* were iiuishcil they "might runshler" the t' N Hie Itefenso demand for unlimited riilallun ul of tile Rig Five pi-rmaliclll mem Uedm-siliiv iii L*111 i-uifiiiuel x,-iking IriHips and retib-nlshmcnl uf equip hers lint,mi i Inna. France, bus Depart incut siu and the United States and sis Ihrnugli the mutit to get lii- full merit and supplies J The regular subcommittee will elected member* who serve inn list nut lo Hie p r e " mid radio At 2 a m . abu.il 2. |t*t names meet Friday regardless of the out year terms Soviet Foreign Minister \mlri-I hail been turned ofer to newsmen Iconic nf Iho »taif nfflrers' session lly DF.IIKK IHINN.HANK IN Them has been no annuumemenl V Vishln.ky has violently -le with the home town .ulilrcss and Fifteen excited young.trr* from the orphanage at Lutheran ia* to whether the subcommittee on iioimeed Aiiii'riesn support for nearest relative of i-aili prisoner Raven, Hlatvla. went wild with Christmas fun thfa wink n* they wound Iprisoner cschsngc will inert Fri iGrrere a. u violation of sue.died There are 11.0,11 AnterleantL ‘ifBmwjcssbm 'Jtuir*. grntlein,qi's agreermuit. up merhanluu toys, fondled llff-llko dolls <tnd stood on tlu to# do they Const Guard Rushes 'day Thrr^jwa* n .was n<w (< trislly V . x'-yT-Aiilft! ■!' ‘ojll't’t ltd l i n e r sn ffic rcfe.i - of tfm tlay Allied ncBoloiDirH sniil they gobs rouM lean Tndtr'rifMra on dime store rouMer* •nfaimed with a das' T o Scene T o S.*wc need more time IIn cheek the 1 -d fly KTVM.FY JIIIIANtIN nauti-H lohant tragi* lx- to d i c is l illttg army of lo y ito 'satisfy Ran ford children eh Christ mn* Day. CAR IK P I'wo coiigressmcn lo lxvo hiuiu's for e -'-iy -ii where It pristine supplied of 11,U0 Allied prisoners Tho parmlo of. youngster* wore out their rhaporon*, threatened to 1C3 From Vessel day spearheaded the t ’ S runnier brought hnpplncx by tho Communists Wednesday ------ — * ------ ---------------- --------- ♦ g .t lost In n dozen different dlA Centngnu -pel izri in gave Thu actual method of cxrhunutnu allaek ngiiiti'l S-ixo-t spy eharge* hud ii uh*|i- uf h Ini uT AHTOHIA. ttri* h -The Fn**t Mne pit lured the xslllole Sov let MtlllP hope thftf ‘Ilf « *tfniniiliisl WASHINGTON - CH-A congres­ fun and in their enjoyment were (■nurd said liwlay Hi.it i-lglit |i.n..rn prisoners remains to lie worked doinuiated world a* III tilligrip llsli intglil hr *iii Im.tr t . ire sional Investigation has brgun be­ It hriu t-tingling ii'iniinlrr tu (In- grrs and llirn- rn-uim-n " n o "lb ly out 1i •• said Midi nt -n K .t" of tinHu' Ihe Eighth Armv announced ot "spy mama " Tin- other ellleil hind closed door* into the killing atH.ns-.ring Jny..-.-* wl,-. C.iim- (lf# rn.m tin- Danish mu 'everything is set to lii all l N Sox let I ota-igo Mloi-lc■I Amtill 1 nu im"* ehei knt iit 1hr fit 1 lltiase ot an American secret agent In ahmg uf tin- lutl spirit «»f (,hn*t- ninihip Crrta burning m tin* uumlh personnel to Japan uftri they are \i.lito»kv " a xeo-iliums -1,1 goal n| tin' Op­ r.i 1it*n ,» nl >' t'lttlMItaly in 1914, and what the De­ mas. ,,| it,,, i iiliiniiiin River lii'l* Mik, Maiisfieb>1 - D Mont > mi huh'll inmli* Ul.til •1 •» - eelil freed. Plans also tire being uiuibfense Department did - about re­ Tin- *ho|i|tinv lour nlnmst di-'n’t . The Coast tSunrd .aid 2.1 passen- fur moving 132.472 t'htnese and told (Ii.- I tilled N ,lmu s Piilllie.il nf the total v «»i* t •in 1 l v lie port* he was slain by two other - - -tlui.il u. 8. agents. The Tourist Building Fund get started, tin- kill* were having gers and Ko crew mi'nibcr* have North Korean prisoner* n-uthvvard t ooimiltee 111.it (mu Amii'Hi .iii air leiise Department fun wati-hing wnti-lung turtb-s, (urtle* lioen toon acciiunlrd fur These esti- from Allied prison camp. llletl whose IIIMII till'd liali'polt list of nilssliig Rep. Cole <R.-N.Y. ) told report- waa boosted to (884 by 20 new no much Tun mate* were based <>n (In- belief " ‘The numher -I '■0,me les Allied prisoners will in- taken plane xx.,' furred iluxxn m Hungary en trnJny that he rnnducletl an donation* today, It was an goldfish anil monkey* at tlu- San­ that tit ('.-r.iin' m-r-- ntmnrd lh»- flirt to rcccptlun rcnli t m Korea Nox f?t aie xietloi-. of the spy ha > lieeo negiigiliti ill UIII11 all-day hearing Wednesday. The nonnred this afternoon at thu ford Mio, blit J m»iio Hid.aid ship when it anchored Just inside for Identification, preliminary mud mania \ l*lltli*ky Weitni-'d.iv ex her and to type." >1 i- man witness was Michael Stern, author weekly luncheon of the Kvmlnolo Fsrndl pa*sn| nut Ihiii- mitt did- the mouth of the stream to awall leal checkups and new iimforms [iresxcil in i violent 'tu-eeti the .ml at the Yacht lar hills, i-arnnl by the Jayi-ii-*' of an account published In True County Jaycee* . - lie d . at V New Vink I Chrlstms* parade l-allnnn sal-*, elenriiu; weather In-fore .illempllng They they will be flown !■■ lap.in ilo|ie that tile lour xx,ml,I In tried Magazine tail summer ,of utho death , Club. The Jayceaa further decided and ,zzl. .1 ,x, r a *11 the children hanging light •» t'Di»* the liar Frew member* South Koreans will lie processed liy "our mililniy and iii'tn ■- an the I lull’d Nation of MaJ. William V. Ijnlohan Holohanofottho the at tlir meeting ding to send n one lliiublc In say positively how through Korean medical channels lllorilie " ill -eiepancv they note.I tirlureu tile cloak-and-dagger Offlre of Strife dollar bill tn President Truman to their rrl*p hill* ti-mped up­ urnLt Cnmm.imb-r V A .lulinsnn, l!,-|i ImIiii M Vorv II (thiol Ii-! h.indeil >>tei by (to l olitmu In me truce lown nf I'aniuiuijoin glc Services. and other notables asking that town to Mi-Gliing'* Toy Town enmnmndinq officer at Tongue staff nf fleer» took us a basts for aiciiseil tin- Smu t ili-iegale of trx m -Is 'Tuesday aoxl mn m ole potilte Cola Is the Republican member D he autographed and returned where they Immediately forgot all Point ('oast Guard Station, said dlscuiilon the latest I'ommnolst illg to xneik "(tic Ixyii gie.it for In Itu-I'ia's .1aei.il V Malik Led of a two-man House armed serv­ to tie auctioned far the benefit alxnit Monkey t*laii-l. 10.1 were taken to the barracks proposal for policing an 111 nil* xx,-id step,* taken liy the Itiileil August One little towdialn-d fellow tho ices subcommittee named last Oc­ of the tourist building,. there and then were moved to nu lit e. wllh some If N mndlfh a Nut inti' tins week \ nry- ail Malik dlslrilititrd a •aide pur­ whose head came Inst about tober to look Into the matter. The Douglas Ktanatrom In rharge Astoria hotel dressed tin- weekly liuu lu-mi meet portedly signed bv :c.i it -i pris lions. other member Is Rep. Kllday (It - nf the sale of blocks for thu counter level got Inside the dour Allied negotiators said they would lug of tin- Attinrlenn 1 Inti m Can* |oilers of war in Korea a king for Early report* Indicated that only and no farther. He sided a giant Tex.l. Vorys. like Mansfield a member the xxtl lid raw a I of Ametie.ni I loops proposed tourist center an­ of those aboard went Into thr accepl Ihe Red plan as a stinting recn truck with a red cab under on# Cote said he questioned Stern nounced that card table* will he waters of thu Columbia. He IMilnt Out they specified there nf the lloii-i- I'tiieign Affair* Com Itirre Only tJ of Ho- names worn if table loaded with noisy me­ Icy about details of his published ac­ act up tomorrow and Hatunlay was Hugo Hay. Vancouver, It C , would he no modification of the rnillee and ii il< legate In (be I N ro> iigiiiziihu* chanical gadgein, lie forgot a passenger, count. The name' --I to -f Hu 17 were jfi*sini'*,.’ ip who grabbed u line , It. N. demand for u ban on the General Assembly session here, to take orders from anyone about buying present' for hi* m "He filled In the gaps in his desiring to aid th* building by hanging nvrr thr side of (he ship •-'pair or construction of North Knr delivered a slinging attack mi Vi on Tuesday'- list but 7 -II ofriends hark at the llnvrn and story, and recounted tne result* of buying one nr more block* for when Inro fire broke mil The line lean airfields and » freeze on the niiitchh-" putriil stream of xilu fti ers xx" r e -i-il usl gased. <1 W a lla * ** o a raw * M ai I b e te xx :i s no • ■(it m -*i-ui was nnserorrd and he plunged nvrr |military strength of both sides. pprnllon ' the project. Tha tables, to bn "Von otteo win tiler li-ixx to <inn The other kids had plenty of thr side, Iml was quickly . lckiy npicked ! with full rotation. located In front of Koumlllat F.LKH PROGRAM pete wnh till* veiliimoiix old goal, < Hit A f . t l e |f,.> i I............. .... pl y fuh with the toys on tho top upi by a Coast Guard vest vessel I Only seven day* remain before A musical program will b-i and Anderson's and Faust's pf the table as they wound up Ray's fire lltui blit you realize that there lire eer New* today politistieu - , >o ,urei| *y s It-year old son, Rill, *uf Ihe provisional cease tain kimlx of contest' you do not Tokyo dislialch avm: 'I 11 Gen ita iH iw i as r»s* *!■ i prasanted tonight at 8:00 n'elock drugstores, will be manned by foliar coasters and a merry-go- fered a hit rued hrel in thu fire If i i tl f ftlffril flic f s c e "It I enter xxilli a skunk." Vorys ..ml at tha msatlng of Elk Dodge Jaycees and cafrjf the slogan found that played a tune. One of Bay's wife and thrco-month-nld Tile Ixxo great aehleveuirltls ot UNFAIR COMPETITION 1241. Llttla Mis* Dana Law "Vor a better Sanford buy a the bigger hoy* with hi* hand on ion were safe TALI.AHABBCE bH- the Stale Hie U N Ibis week, despite lorioiis I* « > litii'fii U n it * M .i f l o Rankin will bw featured with briek for th# Tourlat Center." a ping pong paddle looked at The Errln. bound from Portland, 1 1 1(4)4Ml||*«| tin i ngr Ml8 a The plan ta aue tion oft dollar the bright green set and th* f t .'a a l la a r a n a s-a se T a i l Road Department I* going to look thraa piano selection*- Charles !lorriaon will laid in the singing ' Nu. N7 Pentagon Completes Check Of POW Lists GivenByCommunists Shopping Tour Once Fired William Willett Is B a c k O n . Government’s P a y Poll Again I WASHINGTON iW—Tke lovers■eot loday iim p M c u n d fried worms from prlco rantrot. Ao OPS order live no hint who does wlul wHh triad worms or how much (hoy root Rot it said it had fond their price haa a "trifUag" or "Uwliolficant" ef­ fect on the coat of living. There wero . ditto orders lor crepe sureties, walnut saore and fanned rattlesnake meat among other things. Kotahliiihcd l!»«h Sss.lsatf'if B ralla ware rather Vm TtibtaV division,^sl- NX eo active, made gain# I to an exceptional three b ute case of U. B. Rubber, were Irregular with V. 8. arttof uariianiadsat 40‘ on as l.ooo iharae and con- Info reports bridge tender* are competing with commercial fishing tickle dealers by selling rials nml reels and renting boat* from the bridges, Normsn Abbott, Fort l.amterdale sltorney representing a group of Broward County tackle dealers, Sinaismen consider Ihe said the' hualni lari unfair compel it Ion bridge tenders becauso thay (bay don’t have to pay rent for Uwlr places of business. I'R AFITU IN( 111; \MI-;st TALLAHASSEE |x The flow of traffic over Florida highways xx i • H2 l-er eiot heavier last litniilh than m November. tti.V) ll xva* HA 2 per rent heavier than In November, In year* ago The eminl was made liv electric recorders placed by Ihr Slate Road Dcpar Intent a I 2.1 strategic spots nu the highway system A t t u m i 'y (iu iiu r a l TAl.I.AIIASSEK v- ittoiins art* tiling' of value and ejoulolali s fur lMihiic.il office m iy not m.ik- them availalile to priispeclixe x-iters. Atloriu-v Gene rill Itlehiird l i v m said loday Krvin told Tuv • ollei Im I l Dlslioug of IlialiLitul . t >vinitv , who is running for re ctlerlhin, that tie could not keep lilolli rs printed xvttlt campaign promotion in ins office j for file conv enleiu e of visitors The slate elecllon I uv prohibits Santa Thinks Sanford’s Little eandidnlrs from ib-trihufing art! of any value i-i forUu-rance of their camtialgns Uivtn h.i, ruled Boys And Girls Nice Children j cles arllrfc.H as - th iul.it > tire usu surh '.illy given axv(IV and in iv lie illsHants Claus Is much Impressed with tlui honesty ami tiuthfiil- trilniled free by eandidale- Iml nes* of Hanford suit Hi-mlnolu County rhildnn. This mottling he |>a*-eil mil candy in a downlown dm-, and in returning up the Hi.-d* offered candy to *ome hoy* nod git In who shook their htsd* ami uahl, "No thank,, Kants, you Jual gave lit some." Brought to Hanford l-y npecinl invitation of tlu- Sanford Mer­ chant* Association, H«nt*, with-* hi* hrsvy red suit, I* finding the car* while kiddie* therein respond Florid* climate s hit warm, and to Hiinln’* cheery greeting ami ha get* ■ little weary pacing re*eh out for candy. According to Hmit*, ivtmt mo*t shout tho downtown i-crllon, hut Is compenssUd for lid* by tlm small hoys want most is * rowJoy that h# bring* to Imy* and boy suit, boot* ami hell*, pistol girl*, and especially the small fry olid holster. Then too, like generwho look up at hint with wonder­ utlomi before them, they w*nt choo rhoo trains, ted wagons sud ing bip eyes. with s gentle chuck on tho Httie trurk*. Lillie girls ns might be ex­ rhesk of small;kiddles, Hants nut* his arm around them nnd they pected want dolls and doll bug­ cttddls to Wm sffectlonsly to tell gies. One little girls s*ld that tlm their thrir want*. Other children, «ll she wanted was * doll and onesomaly waiting In parked buggy for herself, hut quickly automobiles whlls their parents ■re shopnlng, wave with Joy and added that her main* desired «n tCssttsiM Oa r s is t s s ) pelli "fit* Baato". Drivers stop I Ils..A’lTiit.’.- By ...v a * :. nh|cels like blotters, honks of mat ehes and so on while often given away are ulsn oflctt bought and so have "value" iinth-i file law. "It is therefore my opinion that if you should eotdttipe to make tlie.se blotter* available after you become n candidate, they will con­ stitute a furtherance of your can­ didacy In a manner which is not ierfnfHatnjvJNH^_'" Ervin ruled. Movie Time Table IUTZ '‘Cyrano De Bergerse" 1:41 - 4:03 - «:20 d.M MOVIELANI) "On Moonlight Bay" „ 0:80 - flt&O Inter 1111:1*1(0.181:81 Feature 0:07 I'KAIBIH LAKE "Rod Badge Of Courage" 8:30 . 10:15 “The Story Qf Henbfscuit" Bil5 only � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1951 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 19, 1951 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 19, 1951. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 19, 1951; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b95867ea97f3d9f0d54d22d73c6bf4f0.pdf ab27b49ca4f1f116b36c9a60b3ed1517 PDF Text Text * AL - —•U T*4iheS 2 Vi Lb. in Decorative Tint! 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Package or Bulk, Pound vnim a ORANflES All Sizea For Gifts, For Stockings, Gating Swift's Premium, Half or Whole i hgn>. 'i l l ' Fruited Baked Picnics *i All K indft-U w eat Ctlap Golden Florida Pascal Qut6k Frozen, §m • . 4 - l i b n e o iu m r(*'i r'.u'.;-.:,. . A . -'.y . '--/HV ,-‘yX 1> Xfn A 'j '‘v f ';<»■ ' * . fH m fM i k k m > .« iu ic u t-t*4 �--------- - ■u?i*v r'l*i vr - ...... ,*'»u ' rj -.*• eM^ *1 »v^>.-nsiTkJT— WToT j \*>v T . ("toe-... . E— I V,....... ^ |L I n U n ity T h e re In S tr e n g th — To Prefect tho Peace of l i t Worlds To Promoto tho Pronrooo of America. To Prodoco Proojotlljr for t u f w i m volum e W k& ___ * A o u td a teedd lI'ren W lr* ’r w nT II-caacd V aied~W lr* xxxxni Liquor Law U pheld By High Tribunal ^ r artm snt further nned ua- less the bill waa led. The Plckerills a ked the law on grounds It Is arbitrary and dla criminatory within a class designed to bring about an unjust personal advantage tn wholesalers in the liquor Industry; It denies due pro­ cess of law because there Is no provision fur a hearing of any kind {^before tho Beverage Department is required to deprive the retailer of his business credit: the prohibiting of sales to a retallar violates the right to contract and engage In bus­ iness ami the act falls to provide for a review by the courts. Orange County Circuit Judge Terry B. Patterson upheld the con­ stitutionality nf the law and dis­ missed the Plckerills' complaint. In affirming the Circuit Court's finding, the Supremo Court said M h o law provides that good and sufficient cause to prevent the cut­ ting nrf of a retailer's credit by the Beverage Department may bo made by showing payment, failure of consideration nr "any other de­ fense which would bo considered eqmmo law action." sufficient In a common The retailer Is alto allowed five days w|IL_ vithn which tn iho< wow such cause Itlng hearing .in. wrl ___ _ and rsqueat request a ___ before the beverage director,r, the court held. ■ ••■y , trltt- Vahow&cause, M a al further s M sales,s ebotht cash and credit gro prhlbttcd. "Tho act makes ample provision for review of the daelsion of the Beverage Department where good and sufficient cause Within the JimUs of the stabile ip attempted to br shown and the ruling is adverse," the court added. A person who ignores a "beware of dogs" sign must tak* his chances .o n being bitten, the Suprem e court W decided in another ruling today. The Supreme Court reversed a 13,500 Judgment awarded 8 . Barr Berman aginat Maria Romph aa uordlsi for E. C. Romnh by a >sde County Circuit iff Jury on cult Court direction of Judge :o Slaiuty Mllle( (Hedge and ordered the C l ________ case dismissed. Berman was hlttan biltSB by the (O atlaaM daa rWaft* sH H fefehll aul f Death Toll R ises • To 152 From N ew Blast O f W eather By The Assocla : l i M Frvss Fresh snow and cold i plagued the icy Northern slate,ca today. • Then toll of death! deaths attributed tn the severe wealhar roao to 151 A new blast of saro and subaero cold bore down ha tho Mid* .w e s t. 'MV V I Three Inches of or MOW fell lu Cleveland, topping ih# ftJtie inchaa already on the ground, It conltoued to fill and drift tS#r#. Western Maryland Wit burdened with five more InthM of snow. Schools In many MUtitte* • ware rlosed. Travel waa uaiirdoua over Ihe entire state. Watertown, In. Northern New York, had a fiwaVfiU of snow, An additional six m s m was ex­ peeled on top of tlM tT-teeh fall pected .to|oo f Monday. . , ■ w A new al___ Middle Atlantic east. The Weather Bt Inn, In a special Pennsylvania. Now ern Ohio will gat Inches of snow. A t t e I I f t S i u r a l b A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y NKW BPAPKH_____________________________ _____ __________ K atab l.n h ed Itiffo I BBS HA SAN N FFO OR RDD,7FtiO F L OK R ID Il)AA , tT T * S I)AAY Y DEC. Ml ftaUhLnhed DEC. 1871 18, 1051 ~ Airview Of Crash In Which 54 Perished -I* V H S, Tied House Evil Law Bans Liquor Manu­ facturers From Re­ tail Distribution . TALLAHASSEE Uft-Tha const!tullonallty of Florida's "Tied House Evil" Law today was upheld by the State .Supreme Court. 41 The law prohibit* liquor manuw fseturen , wholesaler# and distribu­ tors from having any financial In­ terest, directly or Indirectly, In ratall liquor outlets and also limits the extension of credit to retailers to 10 days after the calendar week in which a sale Is made. Constitutionality -Of In# "Tied House Evil" Act was challenged by R. W. Plckerill and Julienne N I’lckcrill, Orange County retail liquor dealers, who failed to pay - a fMD bill to a wholesaler within n V4 \ > I THE W EATHER Florida ■ Cloudy unit warm with scattered showers this nfirrnoon, becoming coolrr In Tallahassee .iron Cloudy with showers tonight, followed by clearing anil colder north and central portions Gr-ncrally fair north and central portions, uoudy extreme south amt colder Wednesday. _____ _________ Nil. 8.1 Communists Turn Over List Of U.S. Prisoners Of War; General Dean Is Among Them Former 24th Division Commander Report­ ed Wounded, Dead, MissingMany Times S ilv e r B e a v e r A w a rd Hy The Associated Press Hod haired MnJ, Gen, William F Dean has been reported wounded, ■Hit ->/> dead or captured so many times In thr past 17 months hi* wile amt mother today found renort* that he mns tn tnr hands of t'ommu nlsls "almost too good to he true " Word that the Beds list him among their prisoners Is Ihe most definite statement on what happen ed tn him since he led a small party nof his I4lh Division out ol Burning Taejon In the early ly months ol the Korean War and then went to hunt for more American strsg glers " I’m afraid to let myself get < 4' too elated." hl.s wife, Mildred Dean, said in Berkley, C alif. today informed by The Associated As many person* took on, smoko pours from tho wreckage of a C-ftl unscheduled airliner (arrow) which When of hi* reported Pt)W status crashed into a populated section of Elisabeth, N. J., a pproximatcly sever mlniiti'a after taking off from Press “ It's wonderful It's almost too Ncwaik Airport. Tho plane, Itound for Tampa, Flu., cracked up with 54 persons almard. All were re* good tn he true. ported killed. (International) “ But those pence talks have been going so poorly, you can't tell what ' nppoli. \Ve still have to keep our fingers crossed ami keep hop ing " Dean’s mother, 71 year old Mrs Charles Watts Dean, said. "Cse lieen praying fur hts safety these many months "Pin very, very happy More than 75 members nf tinA "At limes ( heard rumors that Sanford I’ost No. 53, Thr Amer­ raised my hones, then there would Legion, rntoyed n Christmas Defense Admits Mrs. ican I’arty Inst night at Ihe Legion Matter Referred To be (Hence Then despair because there was nothing to aubslanlinte Cronin Raised Ac­ Hut.Following a tm kry siippri Ro a d Department the rumors It was discouraging when hts tress's C h e c k s rerveil try women nf the Auxiliary ] F o r Investigation helmet Maffnll, b adlni! Iloy Kn ot of Hanfoid, confers upon John liner was found" with two I‘tel -Allen t ’nlt, the regular order nf hu-l- I or, |.,i at ,iuol lerni'-i, the to u te d Silver Beaver eeitlfleati' and Aigumrnts for and against ih# bullet holes. i,ward for I is out -t .iiilu u *-tvlie of many years lo Boy Scion- and NEW YORK (A*)—The prosccii- resa was dispensed with cm inollmi Mother Dean was In Japan when youth The htinoi wus eioileired al ihe rrrent meeting nf ihe Cenlral tor Ih the check-forgery trial of of Judge Douglas SU-usttom in removal of five palm trei-a In th* ■ctresa Tallulah Bankhead's for­ order that the mcmlicr* might en­ triangle at Twenty-fifth Street the war stnrtrd Her son went to Florida Connell in Orlutitnr. During the past 31 years, Mr. I’o-noii mer secretary said today the sec­ joy a program of string music, and and Park Avenue were heard •* Korea with the drat American served 13 yeuis ar n senuirnusler i ml 10 as a nelglihoorhimd roniini* retary offered her bankbook "as p quls and group singing under the meeting of tho City Caninriw troops and was reported missing • inner. Among Ills many otlor duties he set vert a* leader to III fu st, in tho fall of Taejon July W, Jfl.V) National ,| md oiic. Wn ibioglon, l>. partial restitution for what she tho dlreetion of t'harles tlorrisoM, slon lest night. in 10117, assistant leader to tlm Mrs. Charles Ginn and Mies Ne lie was 53 then. had U kati.from Miss Bankhead,” Musicians Introduced by Mr. Woi Id's Fair mi Chit ago, mid lo the Inst Jumhoree at Valley Forge, son,- William william* expressed naprcftica cpiniona »nai ^ Tb# ytenerat’s• «»»•* ™ a opinions thal A a e U l a iiu 'D is tr ic t Attorney Ilorrlson were Dave Shannon, Williams I'a. Point, Jerome Kidder made the statement violin and elarlnet) Fat Shannon tha palma should coma out as ttawtofL## rjg fly x i •; , w* pnaaft>la Ira/fle' h«**rd.' taTTtosf wUlT 9w.-wftaait ■In the . . . let‘ n o n (m as. sauasei for Mrs. Hawaiian Xeatvta •*#«'W t W llta k rr and tnav Kvylecn Cnmltf, 10, the former lllll Martin, a trio iirnlslied for ami that lower idantlnga would be | last days of Tubjun told iitiiny slorles of his heroism. Theiy ei secretary, charged that Miss tnr orcniion hy W, V, Illttlnk of more desirable, ft -po >pi lunkhead's lawyer lied seised thu the Tnurhton Drug Co. A letter wn« tend which had cr confli enrn their soft tn . La'glOIIL<’g book and turned It ovrr tn ihe dis­ tialre Hurry Wester was pinnisi been sent by Mrs. I. E.^ Hpemer. l k* " " lncam m -n,l,r ttm<1' 1 nhaw trict attorney. for the group. president of tlm Sanford Garden B8 J n This esrhange rsme itflrr IterIMighted , with 'th e music, tin, Club, stating Ibnt the club had . ."The general will take rare ol nerd Dolgin, an ercnuntniil In tin* l.egloi)itntres clamored for favorite voted against removing the pnlint h lin s id l, they saill Dean remained lit Taelon u iih district attorney's office, who wm nundiera like "Down Yonder." Put from their present location. on the stand all day yesterday, re­ Shannon made n big hit with Ids tv o ivn iu ,... n..,. his liutooku learns until the town turned to it as the day’s first wit­ playing of "Steel UillUr Hag." . J v - i i .'i r i s s t a i r s i r . r j . r r f i 1 ness. Morrison soon had the place stoners that the little park space Vhe gincrll acted a* an ammo British Leaders Alst* Russian Delcj*ntc In­ Tho defense has admitted that In Mr. uproar with hi* silver dol­ is a tr a f fle lia ia rd s n d dues not njj|(m passer to bazooka learns, Mrs, Cronin raised checks given lar anprise sists Proposal I s Meet With Pleven quix program. Among permit the full Utilization of the d|r(,H(.(| ,hHr f)rr nlH, firi>l, | l;l her by Miss (lunkhead, hut con­ tho*e iiolxsed commercial possibilities of the were Joel Field, <t . m I l n u r . t „ ■ I ' a i , t l l i k l l Weak, Meaningless AndRobertSchuman tends she did so for Miss Bank­ Judge Douglas Htanstmm, Jim area. head’s benefit and with her know­ Fields James (J. Galloway, John The Commission, said City Man Government SpckH I ’ (H IS o p )— T h e S m ir t litoiH II p it k >1 K III \DIJI Ut ledge. l i „ l Ih e fir s t roun d liw lii) In Kidder told reporters before to. I. . Galloway, George Maylmry, M. ager MeKIhhln, decided to request THUS, Allied Pu»*r» In F imm|m\ N. Cleveland, Jr., L. F. Itoyte, the State Rond Department lo In To Head Off Strike —i-l’t —Official I'rrm h v n in r, tin - d ls a iu a ir n l d e b a te w itli iloday's session opened that police Clay Willlnms, R, A. Cobh, .lamos hart been unable In locate w- m y s ­ Kinglelary, Joe Wells. Voile Will­ vesllgrilr the matter from a safety W r s i, Ini) a fin a l ilr i ln iiili on ••aid Inday Itrllsir* plcdgi-il ml standpoint, ami In make a reeom r i i . . I F * s | .\V e s l pluiis w ill not tery man" In the rase. lalairalinn w ith -b n ) mil idn-l WASHINGTON ijx The govern iams, Jr. and Ray Galley. ipemlatlon. lie Identified the mystery mnn lo- I a k i n o n lil lo in o rio w I he ment today called a meeting of cal |i>i r I Ir-lpul Ion in i iiiilDiil Guests welcomed by Adjutant aa a "John Cronin” but declined to Removal of the pulm trees lirt'l the CIO Steelworkers Union nod It) I'lurupc. ThD rtcvcliqinirnl rami I N . G e n e ra l \» s r m lily ’s (lllJames Singletary were C. K. Mil■ay If ho were related to the de­ tiren rerpiested hy owners of bus­ big steel companies here mi Ttuirs after the two lltili-h -luti-nn'M N a t i o n P o lit ir a l ( otn m ill i t stead, Forrest Brrekcnrldge anil J. inesses near the triangular park. day In an effort to head off a held talks with tlit- I n-mli lead fendant. m o iu ii I lip d e b a te nil Ih e d is ­ II, jlowell. Mrs. Cronin, a former stage per­ Memliera of tho Hanford Garden Strike threatened for Dec 31. a rm a m e n t issue a f te r lo -a iio g era nod ('ll li r r It ill -it'll talked former, has denied ever being mar­ Auxiliary members who served Club at a meeting at the City Hall Cyrus S f hing, d Irector of Ihe fur mnrp than three linar-, with S m t r l Fo r ■-1go .M in ister A m lrW ried to a man named Cronin, and the supper Included Mrs. Charles Friday afternoon, voted unani­ Federal Mediation and Conrillnlion tiro. Dwight D. Eisenhower. V is h in s k ) a s s a il t V r s t r r n p ro (U ille e M Oa ra a e H skll Webster, presilent; M»s. Paul mously against removal of the Service, messaged the tn rnmpan pnsiils ns "w Is li) •» iisli, " and Itrrfku, Mrs. Roy Tlllls, Mrs, (lieu palms. lei and Ihe union that Ihe possi­ o irn n liiK le s s . SUPREME HKAIHJUA RTF US After reviewing bids, the Com­ bility of ■ steel strike is a "m atter Allied Powers In Europe p i ;,-n Rtewuri and Mrs. D. 8 . Whld Ion. Fireworks Store Is Legionnaires p r e s e n t each mission approved the purehaso of of grave conrern" to ihe people of .Dwight D EDculu iv\.-r n as (nix) at PARIS ip Sovlel Foreign Minis Mercury automobile, from Hunt the United Stales. He added: Wrecked By Blast brought today to Hrilidi I’rtmc ter Andrei Yisbinsky loriieil liuan toys whlrh filled r largo aMercury "Any curtailment of niieratlun* in liuichcoi) Co, for use by tho Police Minlxlcr t'hurchlll and tu rd In m-II MONROE, lu . (At—A wholesale packing rase and which will lie Department, and of a special this key Industry will seriously af him on the Idea id uipporliog a today a revlM'd Western di-aim a inrol |iro|ui,ul lie called it ‘wisliv fireworks atora exploded at Weal turned nver tn tha Elk* for do- Chevrolet from Holler Motor Halet feet our national economy and unified European armv washy" and meuuiugless Monro* today and the tremendous station to underprivileged chil­ far use by the Fire Department. have ■ direct and critical Impart Churchill ami Foreign S i-m i.m The Commission deemed lo hold on otir defense effort." Breaking a week long sdriwo. blast shook the downtown area IS dren. tt'aaltaee* a a ra s a tflaht) Th* union Is asking a 13 rent an Alilhony Ellen hotlld slroilg argil Vlstiinky lold the It N General blocks away. bl hour pay bnoit and other contra incuts for tho same cause from MERCY FLIGHT But an hour after the explosion, FINAL PROMENADE ______ _____________ ____. Negotiations have been going French lendori Monday amid cum Assembly'- fio luilion Pnllllcal Cum MIAMI kB-A Coast Guard heli­ authorities said no one had been Tha American Lesion's fun soion In Pittsburgh hut have made plnints Hist llu- British leader’s tuillee thal Britain, Fram e anil reported Injured. Five worker* in copter flow two inerey missions Ihe United Slates tool tried to per here Monday, rescuing tn injured ricty, "Tho 40 and Hk will hold its little apparent progress, Um building escaped unhurt. jmsllion lx confusing Ih-lorr Ills Miudo Hie world they had snlimil Philip Murray, president of the Cnnservalive* The blast occurred at 0:30 a, m, hunter In tho Everglades and tak­ final promenade nf the year Wedwerr elci te-l in Hrll(C8 T). It demolished a brick build­ ing blood lo an 111 officer aboard a nesday night ut 7)30 o’clock at tlm million-member union, said Mon rulu. Churchill praisid the Euro led a truly revised plan but Legion liut, Joa Walls, Chef Ilu day night that * strike was unavoid­ ing housing the fireworks store, destroyer escort. army Idon ns n slcu toward "searching scrutiny (ails to bring The helicopter waa we, flown by Lt. Gare, announced today. This will able unless ihe Industry agreed lo oran damaged a dairy across the street, Enrnncat) nnily, 1ml now lie seems mil any serious changes " Jam es Dt ‘ uaian demands. be an open supper meeting and Durfee, » , of tipper Derby, and tossed fireworks for several The Western Big Three followed Pa., with Tha present contract expires reluctant. llh Jomes Potte, i t , of Com- all msmbers are requested to bring French official sources reported, up the deadlock in in days of Dac. 31 prospective new members, roerce, Ga., aa crawthan. A fire broke oat after the bleat, however, the! Churchill was willing secret Big Four disariuninenl Hulks They lowered three plot* of blood but fire companies from Monroe to enter a diluted Eiimpenii army with revisions they thought would to Ihe CSS llusa about M miles and Waal Monroe brought the blase plan modelled nn the wartime m meet some Itusslnn objections east of Fort Lauderdale. Later the under control In 30 minutes. None of tho concessions loneernnlit inti of force*, although lie would 1 1 1 officer, LI. J o itM .E . Blisantl, A aeha<# M ated two blocks away not pool llrlllih troops in the army ed major Issues and Ihe West stuck » , of Portsmouth, R. 1., wss trans­ ot damaged, but the children tirnimsed by French Premier Itene to II* demand for creation of a Roman holiday aalvaglng ferred to the Veteran* Administra­ I’levrn—one conlrollrd by an an tamper proof system of Inspection tion Hospital in Coral Gables. a tossed over the area, thorlty higher than any individual nnil conlrnl before agreeing In ban Reluming from (ta missions at ar* popular In many tcnnllaii*# Sin (-■*»■ riaNt l Ihe atom bomb sections In celebrating asa, the helicopter ^refueled and llossla has consistently tlemandThe Lions Club today votsd In "invast" | ! 0O in the future welfare flaw to the Everglades several agdN ew Year'*. ecl an Immediate loin on atomic KM ALL BUSINESS miles west of Miami where U lo- af Sanford In the form of a donation toward the building of the wcniHin* In secret sessions the WASHINGTON — -/!’> Prodcated William C. M fenberg, H Tourist Recreation Building in Ft, Mellon Park, four powers had agreed to recom­ COAST GUARD MEET dent Truman today win reported The funds will b« turned ovsr to tha Jaycses, tha sponsoring "colisldcrahly cnrirmu-d" nboot mend setting up a 12-nallnn disarm ­ Helfenberg ...... .* «was huating with twe two The regular annual Board meetorganisation for tho project. tag ef Division Four, Seventh other men when their swamp bu *hortiig<-s that may ament commission—the II security mired ta I muck. Vie Following folks by Jack Stcmpar and Malcolm MarNeill to the nielcriiil* Dwtrlet Coast fluent Auxiliary, became force a number of small manu­ emincil members and Canada- lo unable to walk ause of a effect that the Lions ought to do" wfll ba held a l S P. M. Wednesday waa facturer* out of ImsiniMA and de­ renew folk* on ending the world o n tly broken a r and waa avarythlhg In thslr their power to iron. This demonstration, he said, prive the defense program of arm* race. Harlew Many* -clisted into tii# I ir and ptam promote to r nrw new tour tourist building, Would bo made In eo-operallon their services, Tho plan would have combined ota-thr ought to miaou. U.N. commissions nn John Ivey, a Linn and a member with the DoLemt Lions Club and This word came from Telford the I present in n 11ii uni nn m a x lifoh ii of tha City Commission, called local Welfare Board. Taylor, head of the Small Defense COLORED NOTICE Voile William* Jr., told of a tor a vote on the proposal. At a persona who plan to meeting of th* Lions Board of plan whereby 23 blind people In Plants Administration, lifter u POLE CATS participate In tke Christmas Directors, following the regular Beminols County might have mado White House conference with Mr. NEW YORK i/K-Clty Council Truman. parade sponsored by the colored meeting, the donation waa also available to them Braille edition* Prcsldm l Rudnl[#l Halley hns or­ Business and Professional and dered his 11-member staff not to of Readers Digest. approved, Civic Club ar* requested to b» talk (n or associate with news­ Henry Witte told of presentClyde Ramsey, chairman of the »h« comer t f Cypres* Avenue papermen, particularly reportcri tag the Lions trophy for the HemLiana Aid to the Blind Commit’ "II Is mart blessed la give assigned lo City Hall. First Street, not later than lilu a .1 ^ taa, announced that the Club In taole High School tarn’s best irecetva,! Halley, 38, rode into city office co-operation with tha Florida blocker to Mike Whslchel a t tha In thfe Nov. H elections on a wave Council of the Blind, will pro- Trt-til-Y banquet et the school popularity touched off hv hi* Htota surgical operation* on a oa Friday night. rk as counsel con work for the Renata Th* Lions today enjoyrd a boy and a girl lo correct cross Crime Investigating Committee. turkey dinner with all the trimTha committee /.hearings were eyes. mlngs, served by Mrs, M. D. widely publicised,' by the press, King Lion Cadi Carlton com- Gatchel, Plane for a ladle* night radio and tala vision. mended Mr. Kameey for hla work prognun on Jan. 81 wore anThe gag order waa diacovered * • tho project. E. 8 . McCall an- a aaaeed by Xing Lion Carlton, lata Monday. Membera of Hailey'a Imitative plana to bring who stated th at tha d u b will not etaff, formerly friendly, passed rem-DoLand * asaaMna to until Jan. I* due to detael d tats llvs syasffht ta ebU- >A Tallulah’s Maid Christmas Party Arguments Heard By Loral About Removal Of Offered To Pay, Enjoyed American Lemon C . i . Lr Park Palm Trees Prosecutor Says Eisenhower Tries Vishinsky T u r ns To Sell Churchill Down Wesfs Plan On Unified Army For Disarmament Lions Club Votes To “ Invest” $100 In Jaycees Tourist Building a On l y 3.198 cans Arc UN Holds Communist Ameri­ Listed; 132,000 POW3 K E O l'I., K o re a , 1 \ m c r irn n H u tirr J e t* (m in d m ore th a n '.'Oil ( o m m o n ls i |ct« over Hurl h» ra t K o re a to d a y , (m l the Reds « c r r g un s h i T he F if th \ i r F itte r sa id a ( * « t ir in g p n s -rs n r r r t i- p m lid . " b u t in a lt cases the t ill'd ) 'lit is b ro ke •■(( t h r n ig . ig i'iiii- n l as soon as p o s s lld r." I t n r S abre J r l p lta l I11. Ued n o t on ills w ay h o in r. I l r was r r s r iir d , u n ln l u r id , l l i r F ilt h sa id . It d id uut say why h r h a ile d m il. By O II. IV KING MIJNSAN, Korea f Thr Com­ munists liirtird m r r 1 1 the Cnitril Nations liulav a list of II Wi prisniters. tiuJmllog J.IUH American*. I’licy said the list includes all prisoners of the Korean War in ihrtr hands The t' N gave thr Beds a list of I 12.171 Chinese atld North Korean prisoners Geo Matthew II Itidgu a y ' s head­ quarters ut Tokyo said it under­ stood Hie Commimtsi list uh IuiIox Mai Gen William F Dean lost eoium.iiuler of Ihe C S I’llli Divi­ sion Dealt lias been missing since the (all nf Car pin 111 .1 dv t'lat • omouiaist newsmen at I'.iitmiin Join said Assm-I.iied t're»s I'buiograpller Frank Noel also was listed lasts wore exi hanged Tuesday when Comttiimist irnee negotiators iitddcnly cnpilututvd in 1 N drmauds The prisoner sulieommit lee leeessril unlit Tluirsdav Rear Allan It F Libby I N memtier of Ihe eommiltee stud the purpose was to study the lists Rug Gen \\ tllr.i 111 I' Nuekols, tt N s|n)kesmnii. rlaboratrd: "The Communist list-, h a ir not ye I been verified They probably include errors, omissions ami poxsildy ficlltlmis addlll'Ui* "Every effort humanly iwisslbln will lie tiitiiln imniedlu'ety l*y the - J I' N Command |q cltrck (lie Rsi The respectiie anus of -enlces in the l'luted Slates will notify Hie nevt of kin itilllledliitely on vcnflealloo "I raniio! emphaMze too irongly (I on 11nurd mi rag-- ligtit 1 W h ip ( ult D i'iilh s L o ad T o L o m 'th ly P riso n S on lon oo ST I’ACI,, MInn !■ ' h-isky. t:i year old rallriuid 111.n1 •. going lo prison for from 11 to ito vrars lor Ihe Whipping cult death • "I his wife and another woman Curtis l.riMiallib r self admitted leader of llir whippet • pleaded guilty to two chiliges ol 1InmI degree murder Monday He wun iminrdinlely sonlimeed In Judge Clayton I'nrks to serve ..... 'e m live terms of seven to to years in Stillwater I’risoo on i-aeh niiiitl "I u ay iHixsexsed ol Sataiue fury thal night " l.enn-uidei told tho m art Tile di'feiuliuit nferreil I-■ llu* night of Mel I) when tie infill toil Ihe fatal wounds oil In - ta n ar old wife. Artllfh, mill Mr- 'm i 1 Hal verson. Ill ill llie fl.igi ll.llloli riles lo "drive old the ib ill "I am sane now nod ! ht-lirve was sutir that night exerilit for tu­ mg possessed by Satan,’ la-1111-in­ iter snlrl "G imI inii-iuls no- to plead guilty " A court appointed sanity eommis slim ri'imrtcd 00 Nm JS that he was .suite l.rrmamler was lodieled for -ec end degree murder by a gr.uul lory after the two women died But Ramsey County Attorney Jam es F Lynch rrrnmmcnded acceptance of Ills plea to the lesser 1barge lie cause "Ifslx disclosed that Ins mind is driinived." Roth Brst and second fo-gnik-gn-c mur linlti first dcr convictions marry life 'ermx In Minncxota, which has no i apltnl punishment In xtnlrmnnls to llir police, t-en tiNnder sulci II hud hern necessary lo whip his wife lieeiuise they had been engaging In abnormal sexual prnrlicci for about six months. Ho said Mrs Italy orsim wax Balled because "she criticised me for bottling my own wife " The cult wax disclosed when Mrs. Halverson win found dead in bed by n physician summoned tn treat hor wound*. Mrs lurontimler died in 1 hospital on tlct 17 Roth beuilngx occurred at Ihe home nf Mrs Marie l)ovle on the St. I’aul mlxklrtx behind drawn blinds I*olice reiwrled four other adult* be­ sides tho l/m nandrrs end seven children lived In the house at tho time. Movie 1 ime Table HIT'/. "When W olld'i Collide" 1(45 • -3:42 • 5:39 • 7:30 - 9:.1.1 MOVIEl.ANI) "Redllmct for llnnzo" 0:30 Intermission B:22 feature OtOl PRAIRIE LAKE "Seat'd Cargo" v.a • ii t $ * <« �A _ — N w r f l i uIHrI."?Hi*u w Income Tax Limit , h , o, o ™ T lD T ms . Dor. It. IN I Sanford Herald BatattUfceA la 100S m i AaUr So aatf SaaSar III Maaaalla A tiaM ______ ■ m i , ? a is r ? r iii* <PMt " 1 8 m ■•■far*. ria>Ma M if f i l l AH PoagviM af Marvh S, let*. IToi.U sn L. o a k s ■Altar o o n u o s DBAS ■ aalaaaa Maaaaar__ iaCfclPTloN OATBB t i a a i i ------- -----M aalba........... .SS IIS IIM a liiia tr aafly a, n r f i i. raaalallaaa aaA aaflraa ■laaataf far ffea pa reaaa ImmJa, Mill l>a . k.ra.A far liar t l w H A u ralaa. eeraaeaieO* Nallaaallr S r Ik StMifMirar M .rr..« a ia il... Srw Yarfc, L'hlraaa, lialr.lt, l l l r aaA •«. M ala.____ ka llaralA la a n r a l m ml tfea _ srlalrA rrraa Mklrb la eallrirA •emslvrlr fa lha aaa far r.*akM Hlaa a " **— ------ artataA laa af all Iba *“ laral* a*aa IbU M n p tffr, ma wall ma aU arwa AbMl'bM. 3 TDKRDAYU DEC. IS, I(SI__ TODAY’S BIBLE VBBSB This wsa a eoaiaiasd Is a I I a m b I oaalblr, bsl that Is the mraaacs of ths Bible. II a Bedouin (lavra Into a (TMt prop I*. Hprak to tha child* rsn of lira rl that thry go for Ward.—Ka. 14:10. They keep on doing big things e ila i.. Central Florida'i out at D Deliary, fastest growing community. Trum in Said Whittling Away i t Ilia Own Uudget— headline. V lia t he needi ii an aae in t'eid of a pocket knife. [. '■ m One of the nation'i lop Com. fturiiitt livei within lia milei oi Orlando, Sanford'i Judga SlenItrom told the Orlando D A V the other night. We undentand there a rt about SO Communiiti living la Seminole County. That ia not ■any, but thry can do a great deal of harm becauie not many know who they are. If Cotnmuto wear a badge ” 1 Communiit", they couldn't much trouble. Dorothy Dia, who probably p v . more advice to more love lick people than anyone elie in ih# world, Ii dead at the age of 81.: - For more than |m ------ -50 - yean ihe M i been liddin g out her heart bolmi to millioni of periom throughout the nation, but what k infinitely more important the mu being read. A ny o f ui can i . N j w savic# on almoil any m OSt S* unc^ r ^ e w°dd, but few K*.jHB llrten. They llitened to M ill . Dia. That w ai tha iic re l of her A new campaign Is being made by the W estern Tax Council on Its proposal for an amendment to th e Conatitu* tlon lim iting federal Income taxes to tw enty-five per cent in peacetime. Leglnlatures in twenty-six sta te s have peti­ tioned Congress for u constitutional convention to consider th e proposal; petitions from eight more states are needed to bring the convention into being. The convention method of amending the C onstitution has never been employed, but there probably would be no o ther way to get nn amendm ent limiting tho Income tax. Congirress would liurdly muku the prupoaal unless forced to it. The present Income tax 1h already far in excess of tw entyfive per cont for tho higher incomes, und is approaching th a t figure for the middle and even the lower incomes. Tho proposed change thus would reduce present taxes on higher incomes. As doubtless Intended by Its supporters, tho proposed r lim it would force Congress to find other ways to raise tuxes or elsu cut government costs drastically, it would, in effect, tend to be constitutional limitation on the hIzo of the governm ent. There would be u loophole, however, nnd per­ haps a dangerous one. Thu lim it would not apply in wurtime, un exception which would clearly be decennary in or­ der to leave the hund of Congress free. There are ulready g re a t tem ptations to prolong tin official stute of wur in ordor to retain the extraordinary war (rowera of governm ent; the unlimited power to tux Incomes would be added to these. A simpler, quicker and more effective way to reduce th e income tax would Ire to elect representatives und sena­ tors pledged to muko real cuts In the cost of governm ent. Refreshing1 Honesty W ith news of Influonco peddling and tax frauds raising questions ubout our national Integrity, it Is refreshing und encouraging to rend of a transaction with the governm ent uided honor and ethics. In N orth Wules, id by a sense of.................................................................... onnsylvanla, a tool m anufacturing concern discovered th a t sy it had filled an Army ordnnncu contract und made a larger profit than had been expected when its bid was accepted. The company felt "morally obligated" to offer th e Army n reduction of $(1,000. Tho rocont scandals involving governm ent officials are very disturbing, nnd every citizen should be concerned about them. Offlculs who sold Influence were guilty of serious m is­ conduct and the businesses which Isaight it were no less guilty. But theso cases should not lead to the conclusion th a t nil public officials are corrupt and all business dishonest In its practices. Most businesses are conducted oil a highly ethical piano und would reject any op|>ortunity to gain through corruption of public officials. Most officials would bo equal­ ly prompt In refusing anything resem bling a bribe. It Is Im­ portant to expose corruption wherever it exists hut It should bo remembered th a t dishonesty Is still tho exception ru th er than tho rule. We’re glad to have this $0,000 piece of evidence to th a t effect.- Preventing Explosions It Is claimed th at a ISritinh m ilitary invuiiliun cuii pruvent thu guHolIno tankH of warplanes from exploding when hit. It is u simple container of sm othering gas, plueed inside thu fuel tank, which bursts under thu pressure of u begin­ ning explosion and snuffs It out Instantly. It may also bo capablo of preventing other explosions, for uxumple those '«■ power. which sometimes occur In coal mines, Scientific progress often Usings new dangers along with kVDtilanl fr u m t* fi hiving it* IHIttimllllliWl T lx, .,ua.l...,l..>. I.. •____ 1. .......... world premier* on Dee. 22 In St. new advantages. The explosion hazard Is very largely a pro Augustine where it w ai filmed duct of tho advancement of civilization. Thu m aterials which 1 and where much of the action of l i t P * Pi«*ww t«kei place. Before long it will be ihown in Sanford ! and everyone iliould tee it. fin e d on the Seminole Indian W ar, the tail big Indian struggle e n l of i • ” 5!. Mlaeieaippl River, the picture give many present day .* knowledge of their t onr ic ajbMn o c aa ll background which ii yf i N * .M M M * in mJn>’ them. Tha picture . ah 'j'o show* the further “•lilies ol Florida as a center Ihe motion picture industry. Dr. Wilton flowder, Florida's ataK he health' officer, is in an r, Argument *| with Senator Thomas and of New York, over which has (ha better retirement Hill** for old folks, which more healthful climate in those who have reached (he ling years of Ihslr life may Dr. Sowder. it seems to us, Ih * argument when he a ik i anyone of any aga could live York. " It is a source of retirement ago, subjectelves to stomach ulc*r*. i t e 1 Moat jx J r i. In 'S At* merely Itrying to make to that they eao lo retire 'iC E & that. lit th Irvo explode und tho clrcumrituiicuH under which exploHlonH occur uro almoat without exception mnn-mnde. it Ih well thut nlonir with thu Invent imm und developmenth which crento new porllH to honiiin life there Hhnuld lie oilier InventionH to con­ trol thoHo purlin. M r. M cK inney'H I n v e s t m e n t New York Tribune Mr. Frank K. McKinney, the 4 hard-working lawyer who never new Democratic National Chair­ peddled any -if his political Influman, who has undertaken to g«t ••nre tn his life. As for the flyer the "termites” out of the wood- In Empire Tractor stock, any one work and promised to "let the who would object to that little chips fall where they may," mani­ "business Interest" might as woll fested a distinct annoyance yester­ "go to some ab b ey and choose a day that any one should he Inter­ mo«k to head the party." ested In that little business Invest­ This suggestion that one would ment of hie own which In 104(1 have to go to a monastery to find turned him a modest profit—at some one who had never run, a least 0,700 per cant In ten months 11,000 "Inveitment", with a pro­ —with a concern known as Empire moter engaged In government Tractor. Empire Tractor was n rontracts, Into three-score that peculiarly (angled offshoot of Km. amount within a few months Is plr* Ordnance, which has played so rather novel, Rut It unquestion­ promlnsnt a part In tho govern­ ably throws an Interesting new ment-contract and Influence busi­ light on Chairman McKinney’s ness. Perhaps it all depends on pronouncements concerning l i n g party which termites are exposed anil probity and reform. Ilia belief that whers th* falling chips may hit. scandal within the administration Mr. McKinney eeerns to feel that has been "overt;. ... ed", . hit conylc* .. this oddly prufltabla transaction-- lion that all hut one out of . hlch was duplicated at the samu thousand nubile and party offi­ Indiana's Boss Mcllale, cials are ''honsat and Insorrupt. . . ponaor of Mr. MeKInney Ible," that In Intsrnal Rivenu* on; for. tha "houiecleanlnp" party ly ''one out of 1,400 went bad," chairmanship—la nobody'* . altclr muat be read in th* connection but hi* awn, Mr. Medial* has certl- with Mr. MeKinMy’a own stand­ fled Mr. McKInhey at "Ilka Cat*- ard* of vlrtua and propriety, Th* •*a wifa, above reproach"! Mr. conelualon will bo th* tame m be(eKInpey has recordod hi* lm- fora, only mora so. If th* Demo-. don that Mr. MeHais la juat admlnlitratlon Spending By B usiness Is N ew Year’s Prop .THE WOULD fOMV By JAMBS MARLOW a CAMPBELL' tA liIlv ftio BUODSaS' 8 E8 * M — Thla Christmas " ---- S J b . 'UUM * 7 . . - r n T T r.l n 7 TrtuyonM tg ■* MM DANIEL I'-'-i: ?■ : v, M IL L W O R K Highway 17-W loath Phone 1447,. (a tho • n demand, business larga stock of, fin(shed foods n o w ____ great productive capacity of nation's factories. The defense pro­ gram will spur .. some output but lo others by con trois over scarce materials. This will Industrial production In general at about the same level or a little higher. Some of tb* Industries that hava been sluggish recently should perk up next year. For example, the bank predicts greater output of textile products and shoas. It thinks that food products, chem­ icals and oil products will flow In even greater volume. Durable goods will show mixed trends. Those "directly or Indirect­ ly Important to tho defense pro­ gram. such as steel Ingots and machinery, will Increase over 1B31," the bank says. But produccutback In auto production at more then 19 per cent under 1051. The profit jdejure In tb* various pi Industries mixed, but m Mt, profit*, after taxes, of all corpora­ tions combinad will probably bo lass. "Tha principal source of serious Inflation, namely deficit financing by the government, will not exert any Important Influence lo tho first __ tho bank aays. It believes treasury receipts will run ahaad of expenditure* until mid-year. It foresees a sharp rise In gov­ ernment (pending In the last M il of MXt year, howtvar, offering the nation the alternative* of higher IBAVBi l«l|U UVIIYII 11II■llVIllg| or VI taxes, large deficit financing, a reduction of non-essential gov­ ernment expenditures. Of these three, the bank says rather sadly, larga deficit financ­ ing appears the most likely. See­ Seri­ ous Inflation, however, could be hold off some time by iwo things: public resistance to nigher prices, and the growing productive capaclly of thea factor)! Of one thing coming next year the bank la ve rv car ........ rtaln: ‘The output of paper for govlire* quasi eminent forms an a queslionna will Increase." WASHINGTON (A«) — Before public Intereat In tha government By BAM DAWSON •candela aubaldea there will NEW YORK UR-Th* longer the more Inveatlgationa and, prob­ business boom lists the more Mrably, more Irregularities exposed. ‘ i gat about tb* chance Hut the Intereat. public ahork. vpus people Inveatlgationa and exposurea wilt o f a slump„ ccoming soon—after tb* _ ths that everything that goes be a farcical, ahort-tlme reaulb old adage unless step* are taken to make up must coma down. future crookedness tougher. "We ere In the longest business President Truman aald he’ll try boom on record In this country," to make It harder for government the Cleveland Trust Co. noted toemployees to have outside inter- day.- "with temporary Interrup­ eata. That should help, by cutting tions, It has lasted more then II off some of the avenuea th a t yciPEs** And the National Association of lead to crookedness or ’’Indis­ Credit Men warned: "The end of cretions.” the synthetic prosperity, In which Hut muklng crookedness more difficult won't keep crooks out, Industry has operated for so many no m atter whether Democrats nr inunths, may cornu sooner than Is Republicans are In the saddle, now anticipated." But (ho Cleveland Trust Co. la silica government employees nr« recruited front the general pop­ u Id! more cheerful In Its business ulation and a certain percentage bulletin. It sees faw signs of that of the population Is full of happening In IBU. Without the prop of continuing larceny. The shenanigans of racketeers Urge spending for defense the gat headlines—-never falling to boom probably wouldn't last torrlfy nor “ the ..... .... general _ ___ public—but through next year, tb* banh ad­ the racketeer* are only a small mit*. But It expects the arm* pro­ percentage of the crooks that are gram to continue and to "geM rate a great deal of Industrial activity loose. Government attorneys who In IMS." The boom's other big prop thla handle tax cases, for Instance, has been the record spendin will show you that tha over­ year whelming percentage of tax by business. fur new, plant a Much of this Is closely »iy fraud* are committed by people equipment. In with the defense program who have been considered pillars tied and will continue Into of their community. Year, allhough lei lest essential exIn the past year a special com­ pansion The mansion probably w|U dro| prouamy d r o poff. ......... .. mittee of the Senate was set up bank guesses thstwill total dollar volunder Senator Douglas, Illinois umc of construction In 1M3 will Democrat, to study the problem be from five to 10 per cent lower of ethics In government and II thon this year—but that’s still reported: quite high. "No group In society la In a "Home buUding will decline by position to point the finger of at least IS per cent, and perhaps scorn nt other*. Influence peddlers by more than » per cent." the can exist only as long as business bank predicts, believing that iupman or others are willing to pa­ piles will be h ird er to get and tronise them. also that demand for new homes "Favoritism can he a problem will be less. only when Individual men nnd The cost of living Is likely to be women seek favors of the govern­ higher, but not much, the bank ment. (lifts, Improper pressure, says hopefully. Wholesale price* and bribes come from outside may work higher, hut raw -m alari­ Ihe government, from Individuals, al prices in general probably will Use at the ultra high frequen­ organisations, and from groups not average much above the 1MI cies planned for television use which are part of what we call level. Ki-lull sale* should lop this yeor. would Involve adoption of small the ‘public.’ "When educational Institution* perhaps by more thun five per antenna, about a foot In length. which we have long regurded a* cent, the bank says, because of Tuikeys are grown In every one responsible for moral leadership the public'* Inrgu purchasing poware troubled with problems cr and ils needd to rcplico goods of the United States, of professionalism, commercialism Congressman Herlong Reports and dishonesty in amateur athletics, it is evident th at wo By b : d h e r l o n o are all living in thu same glass house.” Buck in Washington to try to vlnua—but they are nuw paying In tho past Congress could have tightened the laws to keep attend a lot of work that piled up the price. few day* 1 will he homo for employees of tho government on while I wn» In tho District. It the straight and narrow. It may seems thnt ever/ day the work at Christmas. I wish 1 could see do something in that direction a* piles up even though Congress I* you all to personally wish you a a result of the present dls- In recess. We are going to try Merry Christina*. 1 won't he sendto taku cure of It ull before Urn trig (ihrlitmas cards this year he closure*. .Several month* ago the House first of the year. Borne of our nmll cause I always find that no mattar many I send or how careful subcommittee Investigating tie- husn’t been answered as promptly how I am, eomeona Is overlooked. I tax scandal* requested that all as we would have liked because, suppose have that trouble, too. employees of the Internal Reve­ even though wa think we have an So let's you our efforts nue Dureau he ordered to fill out efficient office staff, there am this year concentrate a questionnaire showing all their some things that no one else In ChrMtmas. In putting Christ Into thu office can do. Income. Thla was done, i <f, It !■ my wish for everyone that There are a|eo some things that n u t members of Congress th* Spirit of the Christ child will themselves have ahHUi remark- dP.- **? il 0 ’wFr°fu 5 n * n pie, in J f i t permeate our country and the >«t RFC RFC loan* l» able lethargy In Iw -lL ln g their for so lftc)J»lng ....... V * not able to P*. whole world that In the Naw Year Income or Its source*. F.verv year people, If you desire such a loan and years to come we will have since IP47 Republican Henatoc you m utt make application to tho "Peace on Karth and Good Will Morse has urged Congress to Jacksonville office of the RFC. toward men." You will have to sell them on the pose a law which wouldt Require nil members of Con­ merits of your application. I feel gress and all ludges to list—for that Congressional I n f l u e n c e public Inspection all their In­ should not have anything to do whether such loans aro grantcome above their salary. The withToo, recent events have made sumo would apply to other gov­ ed. government departments so fear­ ernment employees making $ 10,- ful of Investigations that they will "W a vfar or more. tarnd over backward to avoid President Truman cams out1for now political Interference. That’s the pretty much the asm* plan a way It should he. Theoretically, cuonle of month* ago. lundlng axendea were act Rut once again Congress went thvie on a non-poiTtIcal baxl*. That homo for th« year without paving up anv attention to the suggestion. some have degenerated Is obAfter It left, the Douelas com­ mittee pro noted a similar plan Hat of congretamen’e Income It for action In 1098. If the public could sat auch a would he able to tell a littla better—after ■ member of Conany on* in Its ranks outside of a gras* plugged for or opposed j monastery who still thinks influ- certain bill-—wbethar h* had any raoMl Intereat In It or stood ence peddling, contract feat money mad* out ot . r a t e E lost or benaflt, depending on promotion* a t governmental as­ wl itber It passed or didn't. Vben they argue on th* flour pens* to be wrong, then th* only answer le to clear put th* whole about a bill, mesabera of Congraei lot and put tha affairs of state In­ aavtr ask on* another about p e r to th* hands of a party and of ion at latareat. But a nubile man who a r t not mired In the de­ latlng of Income would let tho moralisation of Immenas power too ublle know sometimes whether a tody was burled. long held. — who alrti r # o lo > w ■car* •go Is . fk tha 80th tempera tu ran averageI be- a ssa w a s ^ HK.HHGHrS ' l l / • C a ls tle HOLIDAY GIVING , / J e w e lr y PHONE 1M4 111 WEST FIRST rK U IT UUVfc This lx th e name form ula wo havu used in making F ru it Cake in Sanford for the pant 10 years. Just The W ay You Like I t . . . For The Holidays Ahead ....... fl.05 1 ...... 2.oo ...... 2.80 ...... 4.75 [ 1 L b............... 2 Lbs. ........... 3 Lbs. ........... 5 Lbs. ........... FR tJIT AND ROBB’S HOM 217 Eaat Firet O L L Y Fashion* with the sparkl* and galcly she'll lore for her hotldating daring the Yule* tide party whirl! We have a wonder* ful collection of Christmany frocks of metallc thread taffeta, ham* awred satin, taffeta and nylon joalar faahloas; also a maart select Ion of party dresses far the ma* troa In taffeta and crepe. . . . �I S P - ': jp y s . ' ‘,v ‘-: ^ - —------------------------ -Tf: • m ■’. ' ' tot santoro otrald t *#s. d« . is , m i Pu* s Life In U.S. “Ice Box” Cities Is Up-To-Date And Is Livable CHICAGIO—UP)—Winter Ufa In America'* “lea bo*” ettlea !« vary tolrrabte anil up-to-date, thank you. These cities are the flral ones you'll read about whan this winter’s worst cold waves start bowling down from Canada and spreading their misery across the U, 8 . mnp. The cold hits them first snd leave them last, ft generally and leaves them last. It generally lats and stays colder there than family parties and church gather­ n any other cities In the United ings. States. The ralldoad servic Is regular But don't shed a tear for the and the roads to the larger cities residents of Bemidji and Interna­ are good. tional Palls, Minn., or Havre, The chambers of commerce In Mont., where the mercury some­ Bemidji (population 0.900) and times dips from 40 to 50 or more International Palls ( 0 ,200 ) proud­ below sero. Or for the 800 In­ ly advertise their cities as the habitants, of Pembina, N. D., nation's loo box, Where the January temperature Bemidji folks gloat that the averages 2.4 degrees below sero. cold doesn't slow them down In This is n civilized age with the least. In fact, they say if coal and oil furnances and modern Bemldjians didn't move faster In movie houses nnd stores. These the winter, they wouldn’t he able northerners are prepared for their to move at all. annual bout with the elementa The winter air In Bemidji gen­ and probably will come through erally has the stillness of death. the winter season In butter shape Keiidenta sympathise with their than you will. southern and western neighbors Hsavy, wind-driven hhow—not In the prairie landa where a freesIntense cold—le their big worry. Ing wind whips sleet and moun­ They druse properly for long tains of snow over grassland. hours out of doors. And yet a Nevertheless wise travelers housawlfe may slip on nothing don’t leave town without a fleecemore heavy than a coat or jacket llned sleeping bag and other pre­ and dash from her well heated parations In case they are stalled. home to the corner super market Bemldji's lowest temperature —probably in sheer stockings or was -50 recorded In January of none at all—for a box of break­ IPSO, Last winter's coldest, -411, fast food, a can of soup, or fresh was recorded In February. meat for the evening meal. Male residents of Internation­ Some women shrink from own­ al Falls, in the pine country, wear ing up to the fact they wear protection against the cold In "snuggles” but soles of these cold layers. They consist of storm weather garments In stores give coat, suit coat, slipover sweater, them away. shirt, pants and long woolen un­ Life In these frigid spots Is not derwear, much dlffsrent than anywhere Hardy lumberjack* add bright else—except that these norther­ plaid mackinaws and pants. ners like to spend more time out The mercury slumped to 41 at In the open. Thlr favorite winter Internation Falls last January, aporta are skating, hockey, skiing, but the all time low of -49 was tobogganing, and basketball. set in 1640. Thera are good theaters, bridge Actually, the coldsit ever re­ and crlbhago card parties, pot- corded In Minnesota was -CO. luck dinners, dances, library and This was set at Leech Luke Dnm on Feb. 0, 1800 and at Pukognma Dnm on Fob, Id, 1900. Heavy snow, which can mean PRAIRIE LAKE spring floods. Is thu greatest worry for residents of Pembina, oldest settlement In North Da­ kota. The tORO lied Itiver flood was the worst In tho lifetime of Now Pembina's residents. Showing The temperatures In Pembina, settled by fur traders in 1700 nnd a United States port of entry since I HOP, geta Into the minus thirties and on rare occasions to minus 4I0 or so, In the** days of deep Irecsors, there are those who stock up on provisions, but this Is for con vcnienca rathsr than necessity. Grocery stores are well stocked the year around, Should tha house­ wife want something More via borate than can h« obtained In a town tha sisa of Pamblna, she can taka tha family car and speed nvar wall kept highways or go by train to a number of larger nearby cities. The lowest temperature ever re­ corded In the t). S. was -0(1, That was on Feb. 0, 10:1.1, at the River­ side ranger station In Yellowstone NntlonsI Park. Riverside Is n snowball throw from West Yel­ lowstone, Mont., where the mer­ cury slipped to r.r. below Jao. f “Sealed Cargo” “Inspector General” r * * W* A suggestion fur u Christmas ft "at once patriotic anu prncc*t, that grows in value through tha y e a n and Is a better buy today than It was last Christ­ mas'' was made today by Forrest Gatchell, chairman of the II. S. Defense Bonds Committee fur Seminole County. "That is the Scries K Defens.' Bond,” Mr. Gatchell explained. ‘These bonds have l>oen popular as Christmas gifts since they were first issued in 1041. Within the past year, tin- life of all K Bonds, whether issued in the past or to (»• Issued in the future, hat been extended for an addi­ tional ten years beyond the original ten year maturity period. The owner simply holds onto th" bonds and they continue to prow in rash value emit six months un to the twentieth year, "In other word*, each IIH.71 Invested in an K Bund of $25 face value will return $01.30 nt the end of 20 years; f 07.50 put Into n $50 bond will grow to *M.07; $75 Invested in a fim> bond will bring hack $ 100.0 0 — and so on through the $21)0 , fClM and $ 1,000 denominations of K Bonds. •'The new 20-year life of tha R Bond makes it especially a t­ tractive ns n gift for u new baby, who will lie uf college nge twenty years from now, or for children who will then lie sta rt­ ing out In life for themselv* One K Bond lead* to another, an I gift bond* regularly added to nt Christmn* anil on birthdnv* will gruw into a Oral sum by the time thp children nail th" bond* mature. Of rouiwe, Defmi**Ronds are good gift* for all ages, and haying bond* I* g'»>-l for everybody, not onlv for th'thriftv bond saver but for all Ainerirnns since saving help* to fortlfu the whole ecoiiotnv of ' HI country. '» “ Local hanks nnd pestuffic.'are giving an attractive gift larket free to K Hotel buyers o* long us the limited suimlv ln*l*”. Mr. Gatehell added, "The cover Is n color reproduction »f a oainllng of the Three Wine Men following the Slat of Bethlehem” "* ''L•\ 4ffji ■A . jjWtt S BEST F1CTVHE NEW YORK tV—The Nutlon.il Hoard of Review of Motion Pie turrs has picked "A Place In the Sun” a* Ihe best picture of loll For the year’s best acting, the boon! hns selected Jan Sterling III "The lllg Carnival” nnd Richard llaschart In "Fourteen Hour* ” The Imurd announced It* selee lions Monday night “ A Place In the Sim" was Hie Him version ( Paramount 1 of Then (lore Dreiser’* "An American Trng edy." George Slovens directed It .spots. Caribou, Me., Is one of tho first U. 8 . communities to feet the Arctic blast* starting down from eastern Canada. Last winter, Caribou’s lowest reading was only -21 , but the temperalur« slipped to -02 lu February, 1940, DRAFT CALL I ST. AUGUSTINE kP-Florida's February draft call I* .119, State Selective Service Hrnduunrtur* *ald Monday February d rafted probably will start receiving notices late In January 1 Bond Chairman S u ggests Bonds For Xmas G ifts TONIGHT & WEDNESDAY J lltai. mm FI HE CORAL GABLES lA*—When da* se* resumed nt Ponce lie Leon Junior High School Monday, school authorities found that the Jiuo.txx) fire of last week had damaged the school'* hell *v stem A* a substitute, they drafted four voting student* from the school hand Every la minutes Hob Slav­ er. Jim Crowder, Ituily Kcktnuu amt Demux Jarvis blew their bu­ gle* to signal change of classes. ;-i( ( ’iirtuun I'onicdv Newt 77EU SANFORDORLANDO H lC JH W yvy All army uf arlcntlsta and technician* frantically readies a SEARCH CONTINUES ONI.A T H E I HOST. bUILDJNG MATERIALS ship for escape to another world belure the euitli is knocked into »pncc FORT MYI'ltS T Search coti by a lun-avvav star. It's part of the uftoumliog doing* i i i l ’iiini* wit pm viii I" employ mount's ''When Worlds Collide," the Technicolor spectacle ah'i.wmg Iimtrd today fm ihe body of James T Gibb*, iii. believed drowned Sat today and Wednesday ut the Rlts Thculcr. ,, , th.- >- t guide tloihlinit unlay night a'ong with In* wile. Hazel. :tii. and their pet dog during Mali iinl;‘ in yon 1 Mew homo. positive to break the pattern of a sipiall off the Southwest Florida their nnxHt and make themselvv* Coast V o will benefit by getting feel heller. Deputy Sheriff Units Pellicer lic it ,-ioim l' on tin- Building Men don't know how. They pis I said the couple was returning to gu on feeling sorry for themselves Momlongo Island from Uscppu Is­ Mol. i ml - you mi-h P Dung yuur until they wear out their worries land when a sudden rainstorm cap phins <t iki telle* and have a or their worries wear them out sited their small bout about iti -11 They end up vvilh ulcer--th e tail P m f >|II W!|1» 11*1 By IIAt. BOYLE ie* with new want nitres Mr* Gitih*' body was found near NEW YORK in—Wumen arc »UPoor man They never have Uaepnn Island a short time after l*rior tit men In many ways. (Tho learned how and when to celebrate searchers located Ihe overturned trouble Is they knuw It.) They think the time to have a land The budv wa* sent to Eileli Men use logic *« a crutch, some* gay night out tui the town is alter Ion. N C . for burial I’ellierr theorized that Gibbs' thing to Ivan on. Woman use logic they have had u raise In pay That's .Met T ack ett Ui'bil nil! YN> I I liirti-i-iit li S l i c c t like a pole vaulter When It cat] when they ought to go holm- ami body may have I..... carried mil I’liuim 12-H Plume 1(181 hi lee I good enough al to sea oil Hie tide from llnc.i lilt them no higher, they let go of relax They ready It* when they've had Grande Pass pisi north of Mon it and go sailing on. They never become a prisoner of lougli luck they uuglii to drc*x itongo Island Ingle a* men do If it can no long­ up. see a good show, and starl \u> er servo them, they simply rise opening champagne bottleabove logic. This explains why thing to pull them mil ol the women nre mentally superior lu gloom* To men life 1* asunlly black or men and why no woman (11 history ever wax proved wrong. Illogical? while They feel good or they feel had, and they have no ready Ol course. Hut wrongT Never. Women show tho same change- formula to change Ihe color of Iheir of pace ability In the matter of emotions To women life 1* more emotion They are great broken pastel, and they are urtists m liv field runners here, loo, ami that is ing They change Ihe color* it why they are emotionally superior they gel loo somber At least they try to to men. When I explained lids theory to Many a strong man will let an emotion gel Idm down until, as he my wife, Frances, she replied "Hover. Unit Is the only sensible *ny*. "1 fell lower Ihan a whale's abdomen". Hid a woman? When thing I ever heard you say about t I he tom rr-lnn of ga* appliances m Salllord to n*e Hit new 1 P Gu* Im* now The reason women live she (eels that low xhp set* about women hcri! r«iIti 111(^1«-iI. finding a way In have a whale of longer than me 1* that they know how to pel tliein-elves when ilr-v .• ||i,. Gas Inti version ntlhe ut III N Hub \*e will remain open lot .1 limited a time out of it Ill'll- lo lake m ie nl ally upplhllli e* which have been nteilnnked. ThU difference between Ihe sexes feel bad Men don't I don't know what she’ll >ay 1* most clearly shown In how they tl M ill have any «a- appliances nhieh have lint In-ell '"averted. In- -nie In untile however, when 1 lug Inline the new react to "Ihe glooms". The glooms the tniivetsiniy nlfhe. telephone MU. In-lnle the mil "f this week. 1* a disease Inal thrives on civili­ television set I bought yesterday zation It Is the feeling you get I was (ct'img lousy I li mo line* any gas appliances wbi.lt have ln-m 't o w n d toil whirli are not when something goes a wry. As |""|« ily ail|o*led. In- sine In notily Ihe conversion iitlnr. leh ph"Ue sill, before clvlllinllon gel* more and more Go el<i| nt thi* week. complicated, there tmtorilly are more thing* to go a wry, so the I )R . II. M c L A l I U N gloom* seem to mushroom more and more Ibil whether Ihe gloom* conic OPTOMETRIST from a broken heart, a lost Job, nr 110 Magnolia Phone 512 u traffic cop's unkind remarks, a woman know* how lo rise above them better than a man He wul lows In hi* depression until ho ut­ Sanford, Florida most drown* of self • pity. 8 ho 2 Hi 11Its I I 'lis t S h e e t lease* herself out of despair by giving herself small unexpectM DU. L. T. DOSS pleasure*. Khn takes positive ac­ C lim o P ltA i r o it tum to lead her spirits out of the idack Jail. 11 O l 1KM H h* 12— 2 In :» That I* why. when women feel .10.1 Alla alii- Hank llidhliag bud, they buy themselves 11 nevyj Phone Till lint nr Itmch ut n testauranl they* can't afford They do something I Hal Boyle Says Women Superior To Men In Many Way* SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. GAS CONVERSION NOTICE F l o r id a U o m E o m P A n v NOWSHOWING!!! 20, 10C0. i c t j .1 Mil* Both cold and snow are com­ monplace along Mnntunn's ''highline"—a 640 mile Imaginary stretch Just south of thu Canadian bonier. About -180 miles of this stretch Is fist, rolling prairie Country whara the wind whips up A H V O IU IK snowdrifts and pushes tem­ * W A I M - H O O a - H I A U N O I huge peratures Into the -40’s without half trying, Havre, Mont., on the hlghllne, had a -02 reading a few years ago. Wisdom, In southeast Mon­ tana had a -C2 snap last winter. Individual farmers and ranchers g»t snowed |n every winter In many parts of Montana ami a few towns are snowbound for short periods. Most farmers In the heavy snow belt prepare for short hibernating periods by lay­ out woodpiles as high as their Ing In plenty of avurythlng. They 1*07 Sanford Avsnue homes and n ,l up their pantries Phono Ilia with > ocsrics. Th' j , has Its cold N "• ■ t < '{ V \ ROY WALL PLUMBING y > n *1 / a l w 8 y s / ' f L m flg S ip Rurnt Tttko u tip from thin wnrld-fnmous lioliilny trnvrler. Hitch your travel problcmH nml take thn Hist hit: Greyhound nttpciconch t h i t cotnen oloiiK It’» convonluiit . . IPh com fort nhlo . . . mul by old Knntn’a beard H’h mighty thrifty too. Routes to everywhere t • • a J U U lfM l « M F r « f e H |p l f M ^ „ G R E Y H O U N D FARES R E M A I N A M A Z I N G L Y L O W I One Way M A f t m ........ .. m a w ) or ^ w M v .4 < k k h iV * * T O M UIHKCI BD ItY tM liM f WWW* sflStSV , Allanlo G11. Huffnki, N. Y. AuiiiihIu, Gti. KvittiHvllle, Iml. Mobile. Alu. Philadelphia Wnshlnglnn, I). C. KulelKh, N. C. Chattanooua, Tcnn. RUDOLPH MATE . n.r»r» 2 ti.2 r» H,iiit 17.70 11.10 10.60 17.00 12.25 1 1.85 Kmind T rip 17.20 15,15 in . 10 .‘11.1)0 20.55 115.10 ao.flo 22.05 21.05 W ay O ne (Tltlcajju S t. I.nilbt U ichm und. Va. lllrin iiiR h a m , A la. A nIiv III*. N. HostOH Crditinliia, S. (.’. W lic d ln u , W . V a., K noxv ille, T e n n . 2 0 .2 0 10 .10 15.10 11.15 11 .10 25.65 8.05 2 0 .2 0 12.60 T rip Kmiml 11.HO :il,0 5 27.20 ■ 2 0 .1 0 20.55 16.20 16.15 .16.10 22.70 ,» W * . Phil 11% f i J t t t l r*« an All Ah ova f t r t t SCREENPLAY BY SYDNEY BOBHM ' »»!«*• * • « « • M llw a ly W r* JlM V That ScWm . Or yicliow Evrr MOM On Th* hr rutin rut Dm * Df *0W0f RALMER *d PHILIP WYUB to TODAY AND WEDNESDAY 11 BEOtLAR PRICES! — 8HEYin,,Mn MAflON 301 Kant Commercial Avenue Phone $0 DONT MISElT .e a. Dally - . v. *-- v -A. *.,**■*'. w ♦\ • ■* '• ,#(7^,;"* 11 �Mrs. Harden Honor* Barbara Sauaden Ludwig ial Calendar Mrs.IsJack Guest Of Honor Tu esday l The Pilot d u ll will hold IU ren ­ tal* Iness meeting at tha J i t club at H:(K) P.M. The _ e r d will meet at 7:80 P.M. . Tb* Fidel.* Class of the First ptist Church will meet in tho ■ex for its annusl Christmas •Tty. Members will bring , toys M the eradle roll department and gift for exchange. > jltjs The Chapel Choir will hold re* hears*) at (1:45 P.M. at tha First Baptist Church. WFDNKSpAY ilwack Prayer Service at CenBaptist Church at 7:30 P.M. . _ha Prayer Meeting Bervlco at tha First Baptist Church will h#Mft at 7:80 P.M. Wo continue with (h« Study of John’s Gomel. TIIUHKIIAY f t 2}The Royal Ambassadura will K.lMM the First Raptlst Church V 'g t 1:00 P.M. Kite Youth Choir will meet at U e First Raptlst Church for reMarsal at 0:45 P.M. „ The Junior Brotherhood will u a e t a t the First Hnptlsl Church BU.alTiSO P.M. In the Men’s Hilda \ J, Class room. I 1 Tha Men’s llrotherhood of the w sJu W Raptlst churrh will havo their regular Supper ami Prov gram meeting In the Memorial Ed­ ucations! Building at 7:80 P.M. £■' The T.E.L. Class of the Flrnt Baptist Church will meet st the m i s of Mr*. E. M. Carroll, 1001 Branch Avenue at 7:00 P.M. for covered dish supper and Christ- § ■ ••» P'ft^____________ Mrs. John E. flradlrk, Hr. bv»« hostess recently at a bridal shower given In honor of Mrs. Jack Itudwli', a recent bride, Decorations used In the party roomn wera Florida hnllv end nyracantha, and the dining table from which tea and rcfreshn—nl* were served waa overlaid with no organdy doth and centered with a miniature bride and (-room eur rounded by small white flowers anti fern. Tea was poured bv Mrs. Jehu Ludwig and Ml«* Connlr Ludwig, end Mrs. Gradlek was assisted In serving by Mrs. Paul Pexnld. Hefreshmenta of splecd ("*. Christmas cooklea, own fore sandwiches, nuta and mint* were served. Centra were enJo*«d and prise* were won ho Mrs. W. H. Stewart, and Mrs, W, O. Livingston. Guesta Invited to be with ftr* I udwlrr were Mrs. Psul Pexold, Mrs. John Pesold, Mrs, George Hahe, Mrs. W. O. Livingston Mr*. Henry Richter, Mrs. Fred Rrnndt, Mrs. Stewnr*. Mr. Hnr. ry Thurston, Mrs. Fred rer. Mr*. Joe Melsrh, Mrs. William Ludwig, Mrs. Frank Melsch. Mra, St. Clair Kendriek, Mrs. Paul Petmjd. ‘Jr., Mrs. Herbert Stootboff, Me*. Bonner Carter. Mra. Bob Williams, ami Mr*. Larry Johnson. 1 Mrs. Nnrmsn Wedekind, Mr*. Ijirrv H«rt*fMd. Mm. John F"*natrlck, Mr*. F. L. Dsmpler. Mr* Palnh Pesold, Mrs. W. II. Kferlwether, Ml«< Adelaide td-b. ter, Miss Connie Ludwig, Mia* Marianne Ludwig, Miss llax»| Reeves, anil Mrs. John Ludwig. Mrs, Amelia Noble has left fnr Jacksonville where she will spend the Imlblnys with relatives. Sir*. Hobby Jones Is expected to [ arrive Thursday from Ft. Jackson, S. C, In snegg flip Holidays with his parents, Mr. and .Mrs. C. R. Jones. Miss Barbara Saunders, popular bride-alcct, was honored Friday evening with a miscellaneous shower given by Mrs. Sponcor Harden at her home on Catalina Drive, which w ar attractively dec* orated carrying out the Christmas motif. Olfta were presented to Miss Founders f ’om an improvised chimney. Rrfreahment* consisting of ambrosia, fruit cake, nuts and mints were served to the guesta buffet style stylo iroin from me tho oiniiig dining table. nutlet mmc, overlaid with a cutwork cloth amt conterad with an attractlva armngement of polnsattlai and Among those enjoying tho even. Miss Ruth Hand plans to leave today for Kleminglon, N, J. to Ing with Miss flaumfcrs wera Mrs, visit Mrs. F. W. Weliion for the Joseph Saunders, Mrs. T. C. Molo, Christum* Holidays. Mrs. Bert Woodruff, Mrs. Charles Mulrhead, Mr*. George Harden, Miss Jesn Anderson of Winter Mrs. Harold Chapman, Mrs. Penny Haven will arrive Thursday to Austin, Mrs, Stanley Hockey, Mrs. mend Ibe holidays with her mo­ Charles Flanders, Mrs. Hoy Britt hml Mrs. J. S. Cleveland. ther, Mrs. K. E. Anderson. Also Miss Lila Leffler, Mlia Mr. arid Mrs. It. M. Mason hnvo Mury Anne Galloway, Miss Nancy teturned to their home In Pen**- Williams, Mias Jean Bayer, Mice mbi after visiting here with ro­ Margaret Partin, Miss Jonl Saun­ tative*. ders, Mis* Nixie Klrchhoff and Miss Carol Skinner. Mis* llettye Rene Rail spent the past weekend here with nor par­ his parents, Mr. anil Mrs. C. L. ents. Mr. anil Mrs. Raymond Hall Powell for Christmas. ami ha* returned to the University of Florida In Gainesville. Mr. and Mrs. Joe 8 hearouse, Jr., Palm Reach will spend tho Miss Barbara Uhnpmnn of Hunt­ of Christmas holidays here with Mrs, ingdon College In Montgomery, Shcernuse’a parents, Mr. and Mr*. Ain., Is expected to arrivo home Hawkins Connelly. They arc ex­ on Tlmrnlay to visit her parents, L. pected to arrive on Saturday. Mr. ami Mrs. II. K. Chapman. Mis* Joynle Mae Jonrs, a stuHr. ami Mrs. H. Word C»**cri|* drnt nl Piedmont Collegr, Dentof Wilmington, Drl, are exported orest. Ga., will arrive Thursday to to arrive Saturday to spend somo spend her Christmas vacation with time with Mr*. Cssscetls* parents, her parents, Mr. and Mra. C. R. Mr. and Mrs. W. ft. Dyson. Jones. I.l. and Mr*. Leo Moore nnd children will arrive this week from Fayetteville, N. C. to spend aevend days here with Mrs. Moure’o mother, Mrs. M. H. Wiggins. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. C. Stine plan to lenve .Sunday by plane for Charleston, W. Vn, where they will spend Christmas with their sonin-law and daughter, Dr. and Mi*. George Miynknwa. i ' f. Modern submarine telephone aaMae have amplifiers built into The village of Hurley, N. Y., Jimmy Powell will arrive to­ them and designed to work for Mr*. Margaret Knder Reynolds < faars under enormous water pres- was the capital of the state for n morrow from the Florida Hlntu month In 1777, University In Tallahassde to visit ami small daughter, Mary M ar­ garet, nnd l^nda Reynolds, Jr, plan to Irave Friday for Helms, Alu. to visit will: Mary M argaret’i and Louis’ grandparents through the holidays. A lligator Mr. and Mrs. (). T. Pearson had ns their guests fur the past week­ end, Mr. Pearson'* sister, Mrs. Flora Mar>h. Mrs. Hubert Jonps, Miss Mum Jones and William Kennedy of Miami. Mian Jones also visited relative* In Mt. Dora. George Sponcor who Is attending the Florida State University in Tallahassee wilt arrlv« tomorrow tu spend tho holidays with hla parents, Mr. and Mr*. L. E. Spen­ cer, and Jack Spencer, who Is a student at MePauw University In Greencastle, Ind. will arrive Sat­ urday to visit Ids parents fur tho next two weeks. lit, IJG) and Mrs. Herbert A. Moreland, Jr., and children, Hldge nnd Michele, of Pensacola and Miss Shirley Moreland, who has been their guest for the oast three weeks, are expected to arrive Thursday from Pensarolo. LI. and Mrs. Moreland sand family will ■pend the holidays here with Mr. and Mr*. II. A. Moreland, Hr., and Mrs. I. E. Hatton. A Troasuro That Will He A Pleasure To Give Or To Ge t . . . . T0UCHT0N A Gift sf,B ,s s m e!fsa s f 9^ August ao, the birth date of Dawson, a town In Yukon Tor awSjg!!* '■■ muv smjsss-Js r^r* * Mr. and Mr*. Leslie C. Lovejov left last Friday for thslr homo In Chicago after spending a month In Sanford, Orlando and Oviedo. While hero they attended a family reunion dinner at the home of Mrs. Pauline Howard, the first reunion In tho Lovejoy family for 14 yeara. Those attending ware Mr. and Mr*. Lovejoy of Chicago, Mr. K m | The (II years of growth of tho organised Daughters of the Amer­ ican Revolution from a. group of |8 women to 170,000 were dis­ missed by Mrs. P. If. Odom, State Regent of the D.A.R., at tha meet­ ing of Halite Hsrrlson chapter held at the home of Mra. L. P. Hagan. Friday, and the three objectives of I nr national society, "historical, educational anil patriotic" weru stressed. Mrs. W. II. Tunnlcllffe, Mr*. A. W. Lee, Mrs. Stewart Ilmwn, and Mrs. R. M. Mason wero co-hostisses. Memhers wero urged by Mrs. (Iilom to niton! tha state confer­ ence lo ho held In March In Jack­ sonville, and were told of the de­ dication of sumo of tho D.A.R. Hrhoots which are located In Grossnorth, N. C„ Tama***e, H. (J., Ilerry School In Georgia, and Kate Unman Hchool In Grant, Ala. Mrs. A. R. Hoy reported for Mr*. Stanley Hockey, who Is di­ rector of tha Children of tho American Revolution In Sanford, ami announced that the naw offi­ ce re In this group fur the year pie Misa Elisabeth Woodruff, pre­ sident. and Mlia Cynthia Round!Jut, vice-president. Other officers .are Ml*e M*ry. Audrey Sharon, and Murray Nance. Mra, Key gave u Christmas mes­ sage which waa followed hy group singing of Christman carols led hy Mrs, F. E. Rou millet, Christman decorations wero used nnd refreshments were served w ||h Mrs. Edmond Melsch presid­ ing at tho coffee table, Others present were Mr*. W. B. Ballard, Mrs. J. tl. Mentck, Mr*. U. W. Ruprecht, Mlaa Barbara Ruprecht, Mra. Raymond Smith, Mr*. R. J. Holly, Mrs. J. it. Ray, Mrs. P. P. Campbell, Mrs. 8 tClair White, Mrs. A, C. Benson, Mr*. II. J. Lehman, and Mr*. F, L. Woodruff. yandsthaSmember* u Sexchanged A otated consisting of Mrs. /' and faaer tUeks* •nyUna, ,j |lo r t shirts - - wolt* tailored In alt color*. Assorted patterns. U r n Aik t e ■ l i - FOR Phone 1200 — Mr. Robert Billhtmer | FRIDAY - DEC. 21 K 2:30 to 5:00 P. M. No Reservation* Accepted At Any Other Hours Mrs. Odom Traces Mrs. Dickerson Talks Growth Of D. A. R. At Circle Meeting { ' fh« Popular Flannel RESERVATIONS : I.ieut. and Mr*. It. C. Grorgn, who plan to spend Christmas to­ gether on the Rlvicrn. Mra. George, the former Doll* (Juatlcbnum of Sanford, who has been visiting with her father, J. U. qunttlchaum, sailed last Saturday from New York City aboard the Independence, and will Join hor husband at Cannes, France, on Dec. 24. After aptnd* ,tng some time touring tha Mediterranean area Mr*. George will re* 'tu rn to the United States In May, 1062. rousting the removal hr u tha palm Aram in the tr Twenty-fifth Btree and treat)*. A nomlnalng commute# w ■ HI. famttul Ptata rth* fu S 8 The man in Your L SHIRTS fS K K k fifM j | Interfraternity Christinas B all FromCowans To Please WARM SPORT K K 0 S K ftim i and Mrs. John Lovejoy ami daugh­ jXmas Decorations ter, Mary, of Orlando, Mr. and r Studied At Meeting Mr*' 6 :. & Lovejoy Sanford, Ml»* Elite Lovejov of Gainesville, A program on Chrletmaa deco­ and Mix. Paulina Howard. Mr. ami Mra. Harry Kudtll wera present ration* waa featured at the meeting and Mr. Kudall aaterUinad the of th« Roe* Circle held Friday morning ■( tha home a t Mr*. If. group with piano aaloctloaa. ,11. Coleman; Bach member ^brought an arrangement or dec­ oration. which sho discussed and gave direction* fa r making. Mt*. Charle* Wilke, chairman of circle, presented each member DRUG K f iiR m a WATER REPELLENT 4 The Mimosa Circle of tho Gar­ den Club met Friday morning «t tho home of Mra. Harry Silshv with Mrs. J, M. Cameron aa cohostess, Mr*. SHahy’s home was attractively decorated with bright By RAINFAIR berries and Christmas greens. The meeting was presided over by tho chairman, 6tra. J. N, AMarcIlo. Tho circle voted unanimous­ ly to oppose the removal of the TAN large palm trees from the trian­ gular park at the Intersection of Park und Geneva Avenues. Following the business meeting hem* Florida weight rayon gab coatu Mra. S. C. Dickerson gave a talk on Christman decorations. She do are jiint rig h t for our clim ate . . . keep out scribed and demonstrated many tho wind and tu rn light nhowertt. In the new ideas Ur carry out the holiday spirit In tho homes. Members of new chocked p attern a t $23.50 and groy tno circle brought their own nr(loublu-breuMtcd m ilitary model a t $22.75 rangements to the meeting and Mrs- Dickerson Judged them In­ ylon raincoats a t $10.05 formally with constructive criti­ cism. USE OUR I.AY-AWAY Coffee, Christmas rookies nnd candles were served by tho ho»teeses anil at the close of the meeting tho members exchanged potted plants. Those present Ineluded Mrs. B. F. McWhorter, Mrs, C. E. Williams, Mrs. C. E. Chorenlng, Mrs. Ben Wade, Mrs. Joe arrell, Mrs, Ray Osier, Mrs. 1* K. Oiler, Mrs, If. q. Touchtoii, Mrs. C. L. Wallis. Mrs. Chaflss PH ON E 1222-J Brown, Mrs. A. Mlchmdl*, Mrs. R. SOB EAST f ir s t Peck, Mrs. Floyd Palmer, Mrs. Aiserelln, Mrs. Dickerson nnd the host cases, Mrs. Uamrrnn amt Mrs. Hilaby. Garbardine TOP-CCATS *18.75 T S M ENS W EA R W C£, •• FOR HER *T CHRISTMAS TIME �......**ft — T*> tf'.i.i V- . ■■ •/. ■; , /:<"■ m —I m Clyde Ramsey Uadlonrllve robalt Is sometime* THE SANFORD HERALD ART AWARD P*«i 5 LAKELAND (SpecialI- Florid.* suhstltiiled fur radium In mrdiral Tur*. Dec. Itt. 1951 Southern College announced ireiitmrnts. and other devices are pressed Into today that a spcnnl | 1T»0 nivnrd will be made to a member o| Many television sets now have *n insulating material. Florida Federation of Art in tho '•printed circuits" In which wire* f’ll lhcomitUI Elm uln Permteie International Ait Exhibition. Mrs. Hetzel Talks Iks .To On Flowering Trees . . Gardeners "Ltfenda aAd the Origin of Chriatmaa Arrangements" wan th# subject of a talk by Mr*. Clyde Ramsey at tlie mrellr.g of Dirt Gardenera Circle of the Sanford Garden Club held at the —Garden Center on Friday. She m la o preaented acvrrnl Christmas arrangement* lirouKht hy the member*. Mr* M M Mayer was awarded a Chriatmaa tree a r­ rangement In a low pottery con­ tainer. Mr*. H. H. MrCaklln presided »v*r the meeting and the exchange chairman. Mr*. U. F. Roblnaon, reported Ido rooted plant* and two buahela of lirinne graaa given In the part month. The circle voted Hinnniinnualv £ o proteat the rcmovnl of the Fabg) palm* In the park at (lenava ami Park Avenue*. An­ nouncement was made of nn exhibit of Chriatmaa arrange­ ment* to be preaented today at tho Garden Center with Mr*. C. W. Hamll In thayge. Change* fn the hy-law# of the Genernl Garden Club were read hv Mr*. W. 0 . Kleeilntr nnd after d isu n io n were adopted. Mr*. MeCaalln annotated Mra. (E dw ard McCall, Mr*. \V. G. rlem ing and Mr*. Civile Uamaey to »erve a* a nominating corn• mittee. Thnir preaent were Mr*. Ned Smith, Mr*. W. D. Gardiner. Mra. S. C. Dlekerann, M-1*. Robinson, Mr*, ft. W. Wl"<e, Mr«. Ranx-v, Mr*. U. N. filackwelder, Mr*. MeCaalln. Mr*. McCall, Mr*. Elmer Wontenav. Mra. J. It. Jnnea, Mr*. 1. K. Hatten, Mr*. Sayer, Mra. Irwin Flelach-r. Mra. tW . V. Robert*. Mr*. Flemlntr. T Jr* . 0 . C. Harden, and Mr*. Ren Monroe. Mrs. ThomasVaughan Entertains Circle Mr*. Thnma* Vaughan enter­ tained the Jararanda Garden Clr. el* Friday at her homo with a buffet luncheon. A Chriatmaa motif « * ■ carried out In decorating tho Woom*. Following the luncheon a shmt tmalnea* seaalon wna conducted hv Mra. C. M. Flower*. Roll call was answered with the member* giv­ ing a name of a Chriatmaa plant. A vote wa* taken and it w u de­ cided to oppoae the removal of the palm tree* In the n«rk at Park Avenue and Twenty-fifth Street. Mr*. Lloyd K- f.r*dm*n of Ia*ke Mary wa* Introduced ua * new ember, Mra. Harry Herron, the rcle sponsor, wa* also present at the meeting. Mr*. Frank Miller wa* tho speaker and gave Interesting Idea* • nd demonstration* for Christmas decoration*. A t the dose of tho business meeting plants were ex­ changed by the member*. Those preaent were Mr*. B. G. Methvln, Mr*. 8 . C. Graham, Mr*, fra n k Miller. Mr*. JL G. Hickson, Mr*. Albert Starke, Mr*. Flowers, Mr*. R. A. Futrell, Mr*. Cuel'lf « i “Flowering Tree* in Central Florida" tva* the subject of the talk by Mr*. 11. C. Hettel when •he *poke to the Magnolia Circle of the Sanford Garden Club F ri­ day morning at tne home of Mr*. II. W. Herron with Mre. Joe Mcaaler a* eo-hostes*. Mr*. Hetzel dlaptayrd needling* of Redbud, Min\»*a. Upr.por.ax, [lauhenin, Lruiunt, nnd ('yrarantha tree*. Symbol* of Chriotmaa and their meaning »*■ given hy Mr*. C. If. Cngburn. After the liustae** ses­ sion, which Included the appoint­ ment of a nominating committee, pitted plant* were exchanged. Vartan* Chriatmaa decoration* were diaplayed. Mr*. Mcaaler gave tin Intereating talk on (ierberaa. Refreshment* were served to Mr*. Cogburn, Mr*. F. P. I.leake. Mr*. Mrailey Odhant, Mrs. II. Jl. Odham, Sr., Mrs. Joel Field, Mra. Wally Sipple, Mr*. Hettel, Mr*. Miriam Ruaarll, Mr*. Herron, Mr*. Messier, and a visitor, Mr*, J. K. Niihold*. I CUTYOURDRIVINGCOSTS INHALF fCRL STRICKLANDMORRISON,INC,I The sp e cia l a w a rd — th e E n g tl F a m ily i im ti ise A w a i-il, w ill « > to tile a r t is t , t- lo n g in g to ths ta te o rg a n is a tio n whose p u n t ■tig is ju d g e d the fin e s t s u b m itte d by a F lo rid a F e d e ra l ton o f A r t m em ber. M i . h i I \ | . K n e e l. Nevr a r t is t nnd m l w r it e r , is h o n o ra ry e h a n e e llo r o f th e c o l­ lege. WITH /V FINE. ENGLISH-BUILT Come In For A “Test Drive” Today! I'll. JM JON H. t-l SIKNKl NKVKR IIKFORK AT THIS PRICK NOT Christmas Carols Featured On Show Warner Brothcre' demolition expert* did such an authentic looking Job of "blowing up" Fort Kan Marco at St. Augustine, in this /cene from their ntw Technicolor release, "Distant Drums”, that many residents of the Oldest City actually thought tliir hlstoilc landmark had been demolished. The pic­ ture, which »t*r« Gaty Cooper ** leader of n hand of swamp soldiers during Seminole Indian War day* in Florida, has Its world 1’iemlere in St. Augustine, Dec. JJ. In tho Inset I* nine year-old Kidney Capo, s local Imy who received the applause of director Raoul Walsh fur his performance as Coopers son in the picturr. Chrietnma enrols, song* anil poem* were featured Saturday morning on the talent show over Station WTRR sponsored hv the Ihislnea* and Professional Wom­ an's Club. Soloist* Included Marv Helen Washburn, who played her own accompaniment, Patty Glen Jnhiv-'OM, Joseph Moncndes, Gloria Dit­ to, Patricia Harrington, Margaret Jones and Sonny Folds. Plano selection* were tdnyed by Ellen Vlhlrn, Margaret Jones. Stanley Vlhlen and Marla Menendex. Judith Rurtehell, Patty John­ son ami Marg*rel Jones sang us 14ft KlltcycUa a trio, accompanied by Mra. Kvn Harkey. Poem leading* were by w K im m itr Stargaret Jones, Yynette Driggers 4:00 W m la r n Jam huretand Joseph Menemfei, Tom Rower, 4 10 N ew s as Mi.rilliik Melii.ty Jack Thomas arid Leslie Smith ft7 on It'l'loi k I'lul. played n harmonica medley of 7 I I Haven N ew s Chritsmns enrols, and Tom [lower * 0O H o u rl* A l A 1lim n-.' Ifiu ld y (.'lu rk U ln a . st *«njr "Adrste Fidelia" In Latin. M -Mnrnl o rn in g lie vn v n tlu llu n ii Following telephoned request'!, •5 ID 1* M n o il. in M im ic Murln Menemlei, Stanley vihlen !• U t ’hlt Iteed A l I *r*n n and Sunny Folds gave repeat num­ :i nn W n rid At N iue K re d d lr H ln w a rl bers. Nest Saturday the talent as in *s W h e re A n * .-I- Kent to show plans a full Christmas pro­ in mi I ’ln tip I'a r m li. m n A Hoy, A ( ll r l. M Ln.ltgram. in in N'l-w* I mi i 13 1 3i) t 33 2 4Ml 3 III* 1 13 i t in .1 13 * mt * Jrt I 33 3 mi ft on h If. « 30 ft 30 ft 13 7 oo ; io 7 13 t 10 ; 33 7 13 %00 «; Jo !»'!*«» •* 13 RADIO STATION WTRR Mrs. Woodruff Talks At Circle Meeting / in Uii II JJ IS nn in T re .u l 11 lisle V le tiir Yoiinir n r i 'l w . l r * (Ire h e e trs Amt H in t M orainic V u rlM le x Mim ic 11* m i 11 l-n yn ieii'n t's ll In I'r a y e r tV o riil At Nunn Itn illu F a rm IM a r .l lin n r iu li II (1 I3.ini Mrs. .1. D. Woodruff presented 13 11 an interesting nnd Inatruellve talk 13:1(1 on Christmas arrangements an.l II 41 Ksi'lirellllls III Ht-lrtlie vavo drmimstrattans of each, at the meeting of Hibiscus Circle Mr*. Charlea Morrison, Mrs. Mi­ which met at the home of Mr*. chael Glnson, Mrs. J. V. Jones, John Ludwig Friday afternoon Mr*. Frank Me Isc h, Mr*. Joe with Mrs, Jred Zorrcnner a* co- Mciich, Mr*. A. 1). McRanry, Mrs. hostcas. E. R. llemey, Mr*. V. C. Kchlev, Following the meeting refresh­ Mr*. W, ll. fllewart, Mr*. A. II. ments were served carrying out a Ktovens, Mr*. It. T. Humphrey, Christina* theme to the following Mr*. II. Schumacher, Mr*. J. !’. member*: Mr*. R. G. llrlsson, Mrs. Thurmond, und Mrs. W. A. Hun­ H. C, Dtitlase, Mrs, H. James Uu‘. ter. T T ----11 ill U illn The Asnlen Circle of I7ic Git titan Club wax entertained Friday i-v«-»i lug by Mrs. Al ILinl al In i home oil Palmetto Avenue. Him mei'tilig wait pirsldril ><v -r bv Mis. W. R. Jennings In the alsei-nie of tin- ihuinimn, Mrs. J I' f'lilb-n. After a ilisnisslim on removinu the palm tree* from tin* i*himl ' Park Aviline ami Twenty-fifth Sin-i-t the elrele voted against i* I h 'i ii l lI n r N I 'u «ii lly lt«*fiurNt Tli** lilt) ihm Hour N>wn HimtIn KIiih of l*o> ,Mu rk **t H r jiiir t H|M»rtN l*jinttln I 't lnrPH I •VIf11nk MU A rioiul I I ' )’tiinmchitiry IIoNf*■ Flit A tsuidjr N*»W N M iin Ic F or l«l*1rttlfiK Ho Min flu no Vnrlrlir IImII 3|«c| Thr II-Hid Mir Ktfllor •*hll K«r«| A l «'rK iiu V . JO H o l*inhc r TI hi it to oo I 'llt t r i! N u t li min 10 13 .Irrry tlruy <»rk 10 Jo At lin rn r \ \ lilt Mimic 11 oo Nc \%n I I 03 HIkfi n r r M rs. H i-lit y R iis s i -II, p ro g ra m t Im irm in i, spoke on flo w e r ar rm ig i im nts a n il g a ve s o v e ru l d>-ui lin s tru tIo n s d in in g tie r ta lk . Khulso u - p o itc il on (lu< Judges school v l i i r h wus re c e n tly h e ld a t liu t iiia iid ii F lo w e r show . AUTOPSY PERFORMED JACKSONVILLE UN- Samuel Broun, Id, Negro prisoner who was found dead in a solitary confine­ ment ceil of a stale raid camp near Ocala died of hemorrhage, brain abscess and blood poisoning, Duval Medical Center said Monday. An autopsy was performed at the center. Brown was serving a 14 year sentenrn for breaking and cn lering and thell. Mr*. J. N. tllllon, Mr*. W. II. Brlnaon, Mr*. Bruce Davl», Mr*. L. E. headman, Mr*. Ileeren and Mr*. T. Work* of Maasarhuaett* and tho hoatra*. At the close of the meellnu ic freshments were served to the f >1 lowing present. Mrs. L. E. Spenrcr, Mrs. J. A. Young, Mrs. P. P. Campbell, Mrs. Earl Varn, Mrs. Hill Tyre, Mr*. J. L. Clark, Mis. Roy Tlllls, Mr*. W. I*. Field*, Mis. C. L. Iteibllng, Mrs. W. M. Mm shall, Miss Kill Lee Klrehhotf, Mrs. Jeniiing-r, Mrs. Russell, Mi 'Hunt and Mr*. Wnllci Carter, C o m p lete S e r v in ' fo r S ix People, Hut N ow , fo r ONK (I) HOUR ONLY J i J t . i . - ’ 4p i M i n f m l ( a#*it lit it#* 1.1 W i o |, rinli*#,l « f 3 n * IteeMSII hiltrt I IVI'M H(Ullilll known Ullill fitt Ifilt ->l lit*’ tll.t n llfrli I III t I ««r (111** n11%»*I fitl*HII*i II i v tt »i .... ... of r111II 111V m ill s»f t 11 • v lid t d Mil* It |t 11it I 11|11I* % %till »•ill'll 2*1 (l*< • »• I t..| till- 14Kill XIll|f • I*.»*•* Mill pi Iff* of 44It1V 4* . ' f .1 1*1ij - *I i I. 4- I•.1 1% pro pi I- U till t **||. 4. I. -li tie 4siiiiiiiit .lit-i * Li (*.( in i w itriii lint* lit Ml. Ill*• » - • I*o il ll »l 4*1f«'l **f It* I \ Nn A vuiliilik'. S e n I n 1 fo r K iglii IVitpIc In N'l-w " S tn r lig lil" P ittli'rii I(( k ; i : r s m h o s . ;.2 i t k c k s S p v d a l l.ittv P ric e T h is Ih tu r FAUST DRUG STORE Siiiilnrd. I li>rlila •83 It r i M f m i t r r i J I*. «l. In I*. I I . \\ ft i t t r x d t i) Ho!) ! I.I1HITKI) SVI'PI.Y Itrrausr uf the lu» lifter, * r arc limited lo only 100 xcls. IIU NOT PHONE, lie here early . . . first come, first nerved. None delivered. NO FEDERAL TAX W K O N K SD A Y -2 P. M. T O Cl P. M. O N LY GIFB GALCRE V is ito r. GARLETTS . . . for all your Christmas needs Thp turkey la the only poultry type to originate In North Amer ten. 26-Pc. Set Mrs. Hunt Entertains Garden Club Circle T . mU v ' n H lo r l^ iv iri* 15-Yr. Service w A m r r lt« im M un I c TUB PRICK YOU MIGHT KXPKCT TO PAY FOR THIS (1KNHINK W - (O' 31 un l u i l V j ir l l f t I**n I to r N o n * H n ric h W iir M A t T h re w M il* A m i T r« F » r 24.75 F I ’upulrtr H U r N«Wl (T.OSK.OIIT NAI.K! New Sliipmciil s i# m i j^ W ^ > ta b le LAMPS A thrilling g ift for thu homo a t thin * pedal p ric e ! Hemitlfully(loglgnotl lamps In Htylca and t'olora t o complement your furnlahlnga. A Nice Si'h'vl inn l . . u l ii '. - * <i.ilial'ilitlc Ml L a d ie s Noil ( Si/.r* Ami Men’s ■i Tin it 11 ItillTnlilH S P E C IA L $ 1 .0 1 ) *i i.!>r» I(Hm Fital Hit t|»tn«*ti I \ f • iiiplclo Sollnut) R egular in.on Value ONLY Q.OK .Small Boudoir Lamp* — 2.98 lo 6.DH » D uo BEAUTIFUL DOLLS -Th e r m DOLL BUGGIES >r f . i & x , j ; > f • Smart period hrniturt styllni t Rlcb».melIo« Mabogtoy iiiiflh * j Jl * i • FOOTHALLH $r». • HAHKETBAM.H C o 11 a p a i b lo • UA8KBAU.S folding b u g • • CJLOVKS A HATH ./.I - J Metal Wagons 1.19 - 2.49 - 6.98 5.39 [ u e l -d -' Stopper • AmomaUc Draft Minder , CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS 8-Hghi Chriatmaa Tree Cibmaad tree balla ea. ftt Light Bata ............flfte 9 M l VMM M l* i4 ■ ^ *’ %i N « || M , r o Af “ . , r S.4* .iJfilm . a »%i .m : ^ ... - x : a im __P f o l l i r i *aa * 11 ^ m i Aveooe Algal Traa Top with Angal Hair for Traa L ig h t I * T flll «#«•****•< S a n ta C la u a w ith L ig h t " IW S H fc 'lft ; M us Pkene 109 Me JA C u « M i ': S M m te l > n » $7.50 S H IR T S I I T H R U 17 $2.49 a CanhaitjTow.l Set* ber tires TESZXSZw iW fg h x . $6. MEN’S PLAID FLANNEL glee w ith ru b . from everjfdrop of oil • lacltu lv a Power-Air • FOR MEN TOYS 2.98 I i l l l 0 (1 S M t K A t U t . H ( d f f U : ADAM HATS 2jt,. . a• *^ Hllde Hurklo • Men A lloys' Leather licit# • -j** j§ **. "S * • Weatern f.tulber licit* ......................................................... >> * 9 ’-T*' . i f l f l l v J i1i ’■ • MrnV Italia t, j , «, -> * f DINNERWARE lit pc. Jadclle Dinner War* Bala ,afSfr • I’nrrcy Itlnnkci. TfsY | . 21) * 20 piece cryatal Dinner aeta An Eapecinlly Nice SeleeUon a l.mllen' tlmiggics & Vest# Of Men’n TIom • Complula Linn Of Work Clothes — Kcatiiring Wolvarlmr I! < Work Shoes 98c | .08 t iWm GARRETTS OPEN EVENINGS m CHRISTMAS TO 9 DAY i p • * ■ l; I 1 �- R aT’ Mfiifimn ‘ '• • . , THE SANFORD HERALD ' t i l * 8 _____ Tata. Dec, 1«, 1151 Blues In The News Forestry. Exhibit Qiijimanlst TOW* B j ^ Eftjjr P la n n ed At: f*r v Australian Radio Joan B ennett’s Says N^Rania Claus P rivate L ife Ma; lay _______ _ ~ r ~ rows n ..i ^ o Z "3* Mtlmatai of t5» number of *i ikl. I*. ■ . Communist II.A . pfiiOO#ft Rftoootri tha Red* __ hold ___ and __ tilt that this la Uat. All the children of naval Per­ number announced by the Rede; SYDNEY, Australia kR-Auitraland friends "Any Information on prisoners The marketable value of pine He said that probably many of special guest* at the annua) sonnel stationed here In Hanford as a crop and a* good land received from too Communist* 1* those listed as missing actually la's biggest radio network broad­ Christmas party of tha Business will have the time of their life- tree* questionable due to their continued cast to the kids today that there'* use for thousand* ef acre* r.t in battle. and Professional Women’* Club, Friday afternoon at a gala Florida's sandier soils will bv refusal to allow intern a tional com­ died BEVERLY HILLS. Calif. WJ-A really no Santa Claua. Thli hai C3 3 Jama* M Hinles of the ChrUtmni party to lie given In held Friday night at the Yacht shown at a Forestry Demonstra­ mittees of the Red Croat to Inspect U. S. Eighth Army recently report­ already touched off a great debate. private Investigator’* reports of al­ tho movie building here on the Club. Decoration* wero under tion sponxored by tha Withlacoo- their prisoner of war facilities and ed that 5.500 Amelcans were Santa waa Just made up by moth- ‘ leged trysts between Actress Joan ■ WASHINGTON on — The Air the direction of Mr*. A. F. station. The afternoon will be chee Land U*e Project on Dec, 10, operations. era and fathers, said a story taller Bennett and her agent. Jennings slaughtered by the Reda after being filled with surprise* for the Force, pushing for early develop­ Ramsay, and consisted of <|uanOf the 11,330 names on the Com­ taken prisoner. * from 10:30 A M. until 2:00 P.M. on "Kindergarten of the Air,' ■ Lang, may be made public. youngsters with erdor cartoon ment of in atnmtc-powcred ■„•- titie* of Brasilian Pepper and munist lists, a U. N. Command Jerry Olcsler. top flight crlmlnal*program designed for children bv The Demonstration will be held The lists supplied by Red truce movie* being shown and helium alane, ha* awarded a new contract Christmas holly and burning retained by Mis* Bennett s balloon" being given away. A very on State Highway 30 approximate- communique reported: 7.143 are negotiators Tuesday was the first toe government-operated broad­ lawyer for work on a nuclear engine to taper* In white nnd red. ly 1 H miles east of U. H. High-i ?•*** mC1n‘ official Information from the Reds casting system. The audience is husband, Walter Wanger. said Mon­ strong rumor ha* It that .Santa Pratt end Whitney Aircraft Corp., Decorntcd Christmas tree wns way 301. The location la about ’ DFltlih. 334 Turkiah, 40 Filipino, JO since July and Auguat, 1950, when mostly made up of kids from S to day he will use them "If nec­ • t Esst Hartford, Conn. surrounded with gifts for th<- Claus himself Is going to take essary" to defend his client, who *ro,nc^' ^ u,Jr , ^*n, four South toe Reds gave Ihe International 5 years old. In effect, the Air Force appeared girl* at the Girls' Industrial time out from his many tasks at four mile* northeast of Lnrooeheo. African, three Japanese, and one Red Cross the namei of 110 prison­ Melbourne's ABC office was de­ shot Lang last week "because he Duringg the demonstration four, to be pulling some of It* egg* Into School, which 1* sponsored by the North Pole to make a special one-tenth-aerc plots will bo cut each from Canada, Greeco and ers. luged with calls from parents who broke up my home." • lecond basket. the Netherlands. the club. In keeping with thti trip to the party to chat with CoinrMentally with the sudden thoso words. But there was vir­ Dlst. Ally. 5. Ernest Roll goes Last March u , the Atomic hner- season's motif, the bamiuel tables Hit- kiddies nod pan* out nltn.lt- from a fourteen-year-old slash The Co mm unlit lisle fell far short ftp Commission (ABC) announced were covered with Chri.tmas ings filled with candy. Ho be pine plantation for observation of previously published Allied esG- change to Red attitude, Gen. Rldg* tually no complaint to Sydney, It­ before the grand Jury today to seek way flew to Miinian from hla Tokyo self, the ABC reported. study an indictment against Wnnger, a it wai negotiating a contract with cloths with garlands of greenery sure your children nrn at tho and Among those Having prominent m*!el P* ™ * ? 1 100,000 of more, headquarters. a General Electric Co. division and holly berries nnd burning movie building on tho base at places Miss Jean Wyndham, adviser for prominent fUm producer. on the progrsm nre Colin The 3,198 Americana listed as He Immediately went into a top "tor further development nf a nu­ tapers. "Those reports show far more the kindergarten program, said the I :Ufl this Friday for an after­ D. Gunn. Stnte Conservationist, U. prisoners compare with approxlstrategy conference with hla arm i­ clear reactor for aircraft." Monday Entertainment, under the di­ noon of fun and entertainment. 8 . Soil Conservation Service; J. A. mately 12.000 Americans officially stice negotiators and military com­ Idea waa only lo tell children what than just that Mrs. Wanger and, Right the Air Force said It had Lang were meeting at thc\ kindergarten tcachera have been Mr. UUII A pre-Chrlstinn* station per­ of Mrs. Eric Vlhlen, Regional Forester, U. H. BMcd a* missing In action. manders. given Pralt and Whitney "a con­ rection tolling them already—and to clear parking lot where the shooting oc­ sonnel offire party was held S a t• Gibbs, featured children from the radio Soli Conservation Service; and R. Hut a reliable source In Tokyo Bidgway was quoted as saying tract to work on the development talent show, who presented the unlay night at the home of Mr. their minds of puzzlement over the curred?' Glcslcr told a newsmen. tho "m ilitary and truce delegations army of department store Santa Brent, Florida State Board of of an atomic aircraft engine." and Mr*. George Powell In C. Lang, 39, was wounded in the following program of Christmas are in complete accord" onnbl.NB Forestry. An Air Force apokrsman Raid musie and Christmas poems. Orange CUy. Plnnocle, checker* Clauses. into and haa been under sodaSTEPS IN Koras. Timber operators, pulpwood and ■ ■ — * ------------------------------------totting of the contract to Pratt and "Deck The Malt*" was sung hy and erlbliBge were among the vea since the shooting last Thurs­ company representatives, The conference waa attended by Whitney wa* not to he taken as many games and entertainment paper Tha boyhood home of John How­ day. The district attorney has been forcsters, creosote and turpentine » S srn H iM T A T j^ y * a* K * s the Sunbeam*; Dana Itankln, Oen. Jam es A, Van Fleet, U. N. •n Indication that the General Elec­ that kept the party going strong ground commander In Korea, nnd ard Payne who wrote "Homo unable to obtain a statement from sssiure, Kterlda tric Co. I* not making progress. Lynctte Drlgirers, Jrnncttn Har­ until the wee flours of tho company representatives, supervlvey and F.llen Vihlcn. Th-i Vice Adm. C. Turner Joy, bead of Sweet Home" is preserved in East him. Mias Bennett. 41, has denied sors of sol) conservation districts. The following prices reported hy Rather, he said, a search Is being morning. Those present Included, and soil conservationists from all The Dealer* on The Hanford mate the U. N. armistice team. any romance with Lang, a married Hampton, N. Y. Sunbeams also sang, "Frosty Th-made for more than one way to ' ' m i ' i i . _____»' T " e o rm e r* s ia ra e i ro r proauce * m i ,i man. Snow Man", and "Oh, Little Tow-i George and Lorry Powell, Fred over No progress was reported by • Florida are expected to !nr In t„ Trucker* A Dealer* up to 1:10 develop the engine. Police found reports of a private Television of football gamaa second truce subcommittee arguing r rf * r,rl Wood, Ed and ■(tendance. The public I* invited.' D.JI. Dee. ir. The Air Force and the AEC, of Bethlehem." A poem. "Will Alva ' lledenbaiigh, Floyd Gris­ lii-n ii* T *n d e rg re e n , D eat Panmunlom over how to enforce started with tha u is of one cam­ detective hired to Investigate the/ working with Industry on the pro­ Santa Claus Hemember" bv ham, Ken Jones, Bill Ilrennnn, |i*n d ln g Q u a lity Bennett-Lang relationship In Wang-* ject, nave been close-mouthed Joseph Menendex, n piano soIj . Wnvne llakken nnd myself. hu hur. tl.JS- S 40 an armistice. It adjourned until era In 1930. Now three or mure e r’a car. Giesler said he has copies 11 a. m. Wednesday. efficient cameras are used to talalient-*, I ’oln ifo Hupnllea about details. But scientists have "Moonlight Sonantn” by Dsno Bill Brennan left tills after­ g e , YI n in III. h a g * 1 IS - 1.1S of those seized by pollco, plus Sudden Communist capitulation visa a football game. predicted unofficially that an Rankin, a solo "White Christ­ noon JAf'KMfJNVIl.I.K; (AID—Tha Fed Ir'iiliiia for Ills home in Waltham *I«w ^ M e rvl,.; * bhage, C hinese N o H u p p ll** others. In turning over tha names of pris­ ) H in t* M u rk * . . . O . » TT atomic powered plane might have mas" by Palrirl* Hsrrln-Hoh, Massachusetts where he will *ru i fe b -r y . F lo rid a Gulden ly Ni w York ios oners they hold Is the most hopeful o s rk e l on H n r l d a i D ep end ing HUe i-r l* . 1,19 Roll u ld his decision to present In color television, the baste a range limited only hy human The Harmonica Melody. “Hlton’ spend fourteen iluys leave before esi T rull* nnd vrtiniatile*: O le r y . F lo rid a I ’ascal break In talks since a provisional colors are red, green and blue ra ­ the case to tha grand jury was endurance and speeds that con Night,” "Adeste Fldetes." nnl proceeding to Newport, B. 1. for A vo ,'in i,,* r im * i n . i t * i . j f i - t in. D ep end ing H it* n rl*. 1 * 0 - 1.L0 cease-fire line was created last "First Noel," by Tnmmv Bowers. Hn*i> ln-iih* hunhi'l* generally fair ther than red, green and yellow. prompted by a desire to "move only he guessed at. D ep end ing H I** A period of instruction at thu lo go,nl iiunllly Vstentln** inn. • 'urn, fast" and by the fear lhat key lr s il* c r l* . 1.71- 4.50 month. The buffer line will become Last Sept. 5, tho Air Force an­ Jackie Thomas, and Lo«||e Smith nNavy’s 1 mi. few ordlnurv low *■ t.tn, e gi g .School of Naval .lustier, effective If other truce terms are p la n t I i i i . h * k l* . t . l l - I 51 nounced it had contracled with A solo. "Adeste Fidelia” in Bill ha* promised to send me n lenlKnU I in .t SO. he*t moetly I'm oin Gugllelmo Marconi was granted witnesses may leave the Jurisdic­ h e r* hu. h * k l* . t . 10- S.60 agreed to by Dec. 27. Otherwise tion of local courts. Consolidated Vultec Corp. for con­ Latin, by Tommy Bowera. A snowball for Christmas. Good J no-l.So. F lo rid a B e lle * fa ir iiu a l- K m n 'iu a l* hu. h * k l* . 3 00 It will be changed to conform to the basic British patent on wire­ I t y few l .’in .Io n . c o n te n d e r* fa ir l.e id ic * . Ice b erg . D e ­ struction of what engineer* call *o|n, "What I like" by Jn*enh If no felony complaint Is filed less telegraphy In 1807. iio n llly I 50.1 no fe w 1,15, w a s l . l u . Lurk Hill and we'll gee you back changes to tha battle line. pending H I* * I.A . C r l* . 4 50- 6 on aa airframe—Ihe shell of ■ plane Menende*. accompanied by Marin against thei 57-yesr-nld Wanger by ton, fe w low hh Inn • in lo n *. G re *n do*, hun. I on. here In March. i.i; The Reds' Hats Included the without engine* or Instruments— Menendex. A piano solo "Chillies C nlihnge I 3/1 hu*!iel ho se* do- I ’u re rly hu. Ii* k l* . t . 00- 1.51 name, serial number, rank, unit announcement stressed tha same fh u rid i y, when a writ of habeas Today Is the big day for many ineelle rollln l ty p e (.7 6 .5 00. tor a nuclear-powered plane. This a* Christmastime" by Mnrln corpus la returnable In Superior I'm * , K n g ll*h N o H upptle* f*e|erv IS Ini It r r n te * (lo ld e n h s rl men here n* they will be making and the number of the prison camp point to connection with th* Com­ Court, he will be released uncon­ • ik rn Nu H u p p ll** Waa regarded a* an Indication of Menendei, The closing number g e n ern lly fa ir •|nN 111v 3 .lin e n 4 00, I'e p p e r* munist list being distributed to their wav by rnr, bus, trnln or hu. h *k t» . 1I . 0 0 IS .00 In which each man waa held, ft reasonable confidence euch a plane waa a poem, "A Child's Prayer", I ilm e n 1011-4.50, S .IO -IO ilm e n Itn illa h e * 5 d o t. Iiii. h * k t * . ditionally. 1.15- 1.11 did not Include home towns. newsmen to,Tokyo. It said: Can be produred. by Lvnctte Driggers. Randall tilnnr for the part nf the country 4.00-6 on. i.* * i 6 no. ■ * '* m o , ' Hipiwnh, Y e llo w Nw H u p p ll** Roll aald he will seek an Indict­ Tho U, N. Command had refused they call "home" and for a lo w in. 1 6 0 . t'H nial l> 4 -4 d o )«n "It must be emphasised that Ihe ment H*i ii Heii, W h it * No W iipplte* Power plants for both the plane ItnliMn* served as announcer nn-l on a charge of assault with 4 no. ,| n . retv 3-4* ,3 00-1 60.. . . . i T u rn * In * * llu . Iia kla. l u l l - T.00 to go Into detailed discussion on Defense Department cannot vouch and the suhmarlne on which the Mrs, Evn Darkey, accompanist, Christina* with loved ones they C ele ry i .•l.l.age i e l* r y i r a le * l . T I - Tp lr„ | | , . rtllI. 1,00. ) , j fi a deadly weapon or one of assault the question of exchanging prison­ haven't seen for some time. for accuracy of names as listed. Navy I* at work would have their Mrs. E. J. Booth, president, , , , . .„» .« « T u rn ip H a l*i| Ini. h *k l» . 1,16- l.So with Intent -to commit murder. Although lho elty of Hanford * 7* I [ir u n il/e i* _)|_U_* li * 1 * T.DO.S.no, T |1P n |„,v « p rice * n r * In e o m p ls t* ers until such a Hit was supplied. The Incidence of errors, omissions heart In an atomic reactor—a mas- served ns tnastmnsler nnd inh o litfiv e r * « f a ir r jiia llt y Allied spokesman said they wanted t'iN In Itbiv* A rriv a l o f n u p p llei. is a fine plnre to live and the or flctlous additions Is not known." live device which permit* the slow, trodured Mr*. Lnrv Grantham, I. 1 SO o n M n u rv -t u iillt v t 6 0 - 1 D i c in iii to know what they were negotiating controlled release of atomic energy chairman of the parly, who In people are wonderful to ux, n I n r a f r I r ** i &rt.| no, | » | e * k S. on. f»inn«(H. I»oit«*ntllfijf Florida's Newest H lic for. They emphasized that they * » » rt fellow misses those loved ones at In the form of heat end radiation. trodured the committee member* lift E S.tS S.IO PUSAN, Korea Ult-The South Major A ttraction I >itfi(IH Ion 4 /!i li(INh**| b o i f a ID O * f i r D t i O c a n during the 31. VI. tn»i 3.00 3 60 could expect from tho Reds no Korean government said tonight This heat prohahly would bo con­ aervlni* with her. They were home, especially Mttm h more men returned than were ac­ the disparity between the number verted Inlo propulsive power for a Mrs. Robert Steele, .Mr*. I.. C. Christmas season. For those of D ill i / b b tifh H lioiFB f» (fositri I KA. «Jrt4ft#*frnit. lln i S.no 1 35 tually Hated. Kakl'birtl IniHhFlM 3 fMl-3 50, f#■rr T.4fiK*rlm*i». lan hy gas nr mercury vapor Tlllls, Mr*. R. L. McKinney, Mrs. you who will he staying In South Korean and American A r iM irflln i Ifi rtrt-i.Srt, li*w' mm 3 ft«>, Nuckola declined to Indicate of N I h* box I 6n- 3,on irblnes. The heat produced hy a Ernrsl Prolhersnn, Mr". Erie Hanford for the holiday*, let me Itlirh h hi * fhlff.rv hi troops officially listed as misting i,n*U»\n 3 31-1,73, 11 v .4ri«*tli*»4 iir n llu i'a rf»rB lv#i 1 a l whether the U. N. would he satis­ and Ihe number given by the Com­ •mall quantity of exploding urnn- Vlhlen. Mr* A. F. Ramsay, remind you of Hie wonderful fewKmllvi* I mu («(* 3 DU, TO* HNhftiril mI mI n Farm nri* M ur* lum-235 Is tremendous. Homo sclen- Miss llrttv Doris Williams, Hob- work being done by thn Navy f *m«mir»ti** I*nitikt«]im. i nit- 3 . 75 , m o R tly k a t fro m Irt A .M, li« i? f :|A, to 10 A .M . fied Ihe list. Presumably the U N, munists might mean the Reds are tlita have estimated that one pound bve Morton nod Miss Dorothy Center. Bemember lo have ynur 3 35-1 an Dee 17 T d ln l ri'culp l n 7 IE) 4 jiHck* Command will complete Its study "camouflaging a tremendous num­ KimnimiU ffimrt J R * I I . of Ihe Bit before deciding whether ore of it would produce *e much energy Von Herlmlis. Christ urns uift* wrapped them Ie«4||l((f I*4«N114F fl iT H lM I l i a IlflN* *imt s**mi* iifl tinml on n il im iffiicft, to press for additional name* or ber of tragic atrocities." •* *1* million gallon* of gasoline. n 3 ilcif **ii 3 rtrt 3 1&, f »’w 3 aft, tiiai r N««I Nl*i»tl>\ 92 Members nnd "iiest.s enlnylm' anil remember the people there to Inspection nf toe II prison camps in The heat and accompanying ra­ the nartv were Mr, end Mrs. F want to make you feel at home IhumilhG few l.rtfl, iinofr>r l.Rrt-lflfi mif ilerminrl on HI rim. I/eg a l N o tice I /a lujNhwf mrtfitiN l*«r* which the Communists say Ihe men diation, however, evidently provide C. Carter, Mr. and Mrs. A. F so drop in for n game nf ping nIml.lmci* nn I 50-3 n0 are held. STOCK MARKET fh* hlgge.t obstacle to development Ramsay, Mr. and Mr*. Carl png, ranis, to write a letter, 11n«hrIr *‘Allff»rn|a Won* litrthy alv*n that I am A reliable sourco to Tokyo Indi­ N n_tlre_ I* NEW YORK i*v—'T here wa* dtiN lino 13 no, f*lr «i tin 111y Son of a nuclear engine for aircraft Ptlsoc, ................. In liualn*** i f * * on on Illlll-wa w ay dnnre or to just sit around and Mr. ami Mr*. Itotiert nth«*r I i i H I ii i i b f tjf|»R I fl (III- 1 |_flrt f«ir mwid deal of selective! buying In cated that the Red list of British I7-S1 an d l^ in aw o m t Hoad. H antoro. The problem la lo shield crew Hleele, Mr. rhni with vmir friend*. (jliillM v * no M ill I . n e i i e . 7 0 0 - 7 511. and Mr*. I.scv M. H rm ln n l* C o u n ty F lo rid a . u n d *r th a M nw „t o c k m B I.|,ot ln (f a y b u t Commonwealth prisoners (allied member* from the deadly redla- Grantham, Mr. nnd Mr- It. F Above nil else, let'* remember KntR R.rtri-A ftfi D i t l l l o u * n n m * ''H anlnndo T r a ila r in* price* generally were mixed and closely with the Brlllsh list of men I'lir h " and lh * t t In la n d to r * a l * t * r tlon. larnd Is tho best known shield True. Mr. and Mrs, Raymond exactly what Christmas com Mrtdlxht'" I i|iiitr ( liUNkfjN missing In actlnn. This source said *n ld Oh io * m ira u n n t to tho u r n n of fl’ IV I li W Nil , 75 . chnngc* were small. tor radiation end too much lead M. Ball, Mr. imd Mr.. I G. ti emorates. Yes, tho Ghflslm** 1, IIII. M in i win* rrlfw |»*tr it I n I l o w miiJdr * F li'IF tln ii* N am o H tu lu l* . l o ­ The stmv nctlvlty and mixture of "a little more than 1,000" men aro IwI I'll: might weight a plane down season lias become so com- ,lt5 p r li tiN IIIr'luffi(ilftin. 1 1 6 . of H ie F lo rid a H I* , ’ lo ir * H rr. There have been no official pre­ Hnilernr, Mr. ami Mrs. Ernest me rrlnllrcij that many peuplo Hf| in» n l» 'i,| litiM ifJ* tin 11m i lyfim unin* amt Inssns ran pretty well listed as missing In action. w ill) tha C le r k of the In tlaautllul The Reds sold thev had 910 Brit, t i r o ill ii nCt iourt iM inrar through nil sections nf Ihe list. of H rm ln o le C ounty, diction* as to how Inng it may Brotherson, Mr, ami Mr*. P. D, forget llie very reason it. Is 3 J h i - in n . iin r | i n n - i n n , Hem tool* County 1 * 0 0 * 1 , 60 . iMiRhfitu U r j( p mI rd * 9 0 0 * mlerson, Mr. nnd Mrs. Erie tih and 11 other Commonwealth F lo rid a . The bright spots wero American tik e to complete the first atomicrelrhrnteil. Let's all pul Christ 2 An, hiiNhrU y«l!fiw Rlrttlalilnrck It. A. Wllhalm Ihlen and Mr. end Mrs 0. D Midway U»lwa*n cynnamlu and Dow Dm Chemical, troops In their prison camps. powered plane, hut some Informed Art.3,Art, hit hI niO R tlr 3.AO, A « n ra W llh a lm into the word Christmas for the 2 , Both sides agreed that lists sub­ Sanford and Orlando which _____ moved ahead ____ a point or O w nera Watrrrr»«N p#*r bunrh .11. Clrclee have estimated It e.s a Pearson. Also Col. ami Mrs. W. holidays and then drop only th1mitted Tuesday could he changed Drrrmlier IS. IIII, more each at limes. * « lto r of years, and at a cost of E. Baker. Mr». V. II. Gran'hsm to-n-s nfler the season la over, Mrs. Marlon Harmon, Mr*. C. E. many millions nf dollar!. Other gainers included Goodyear, from time to time until an armlaThe churches of Hanford welcome Hunter, Mrs. Esrt C Fans*. Mr. U. S. Rubber. Casa, Radio Corp., tico Is signed. ------------ 1-----O. M. Spring, Mrs. K. J. Booth, •he ni'-e In blue now a* during McIntyre, Inlyrt, Allied Chemical, Union The Pentagon said It would re­ ( f oN llaneS p r e M f a g s ( I m I 7 Carhlde, Mr*. Jee Booth and daughter the entire year. Attend the Cirhlds, American Can, American lease names In Instalments, aa Dmin Gall Itouth, Mrs. Dick church of vnur choice. You’ll be atomic arm* nnd convenllonol wea­ Tobacco, Santa Te, Gulf OIL United soon as they are checked and not­ Aiken. Mrs. J. K, Under. Mrs. glad you did. Airlines, John* Manvllle, Standard ifications have gone eul. The first pon*. George W. |tn>v(,r. Mrs. A. The Cum mmil at blue countered 01) fN. J ,) ' Gnneral Motors and Hats for puhllcalinn. It added, are (t'n sll)).* t o n I'sxt nasi viixleriltiy with » tiriiposiil presented Chrysler. not expected to he available before ___________ far further Investigation a den- Menende*, Mrs. Marguerite Gra­ Friday. by Poland for the new com miss F I S H i n ., I S t U N i u H .1 1 I M U I A M I L Y alon whether or not to reitnrn the ham, Mrs. Gertrude l’*"e. Mm. General Ike Ion to scrap five years of work express the Russian view yester­ Notifications lo kinfolk will carry drivar’s license of Mark Hander*. Escar Price, Mrs. Eleanor Rnand start over—a plan Ihe West day. hut said he had been sick. the statement that the Defense DcNegro. The license Imd been held •—nrl. Mrs. fllntirhe Slrln-eF, agreed In reject. lie did not glvo Ihr nature nf his partm rnt cannot guarantee the acby the Pollen Department, follow- Mr*. Thelma Both A-olei.- Mr*. Vlshlnsky had been expected to Illness. curary of the report. A Pentagon Ing the estreating of a bond of Lois Mtnllev. Mrs, |-‘vn llarkfiy, s e t M**. I (I. Wolfe, of Coffey ,wh" h"'' charged vlll- Kansas. with rrrkir** driving, and whose Also Mis* ft..|*v *»-ne "-II (hail any Individual nntlnni nnil (I racord showed numrrou* violations Ml** |t”t*>- tlurls Wfllnnis M|s* nanced hy a common military In driving. willi* * ,* . M i.s r ,,1 h..,. budget A former teal-cab parking ipac» ; , Churchill ami Eden met again *2 *hf. °( First Street Morton. Ml** floridt-v Von •(**■ » **v i■i hulls, Ml** Belly C'dl II in. Mis* •ppoilto Magnolia Avamte was orihh mnr'iliiii with I’lovon ami a,1 * '4*^., G lo ria M i* * M o re French Foreign Minuter Hubert dared restored for public uio. 1 Olllse K m llh M is * E l" 1" F lirb 'V . Schumun. The French official M|*s f’-.-trsnu Ml** T.ol* sourer* anlil the four agreed on Ferrell Ml*s Msrv Ella C„wan rnnrdinntlng their policies In the Also B. W. Anlhnnv. \V. II Mediterranean area, where both ' 1 A i A * . U u v/ t a j Koenig, Robert T""lor. end natliau nrn faring ruing Arab na­ I MU M ill l S \ Diiri'aii I, llartscll, Wnsliingl'iu tionalism. . /*""'!""** F»»*« r « ) . o m Ifc. W O N fU R fll^ D. G. looka* himself. Aa for the I'lrven plan army, however, Ihe British are pictured rs J yplf .".1 !?f «»n»menl we* that of aa withholding final Judgment until Valley *N^ y^,ir 8 *,on of Newark completion of negotiation* on a Independent laboratory testa re* trouty draft by the ala founder « our regular betook e nation*: France, Belgium, the Neth­ w p 1* wor<i, 10 huay Oen, Dean contly proved th a t the chcnpent erlands Luacmbmirg, Italy and Weal (lermany. The foreign and Shakespeare glass rod la b e tte r finance mlnlatere nf the ila nation* meet here Dec. 37 on the political th an the boat of any o th er mnko end flnunrlal aapocta of the Pleven .'I!,* ui ,ni .•dam ned good plan. iM n " « £ 5 ! jd in g le hatooka glass rod . . . . Wary Churchill may have come JJ Ln„.e,LCj ^••Jd- And after our here prepared to do aomo hone within I t hour*. It announced it had operated 03 trading with (Jen. Elsenhower on per cent nf tta normal flight* since organfilng aubaldiary command* of ihe CIO Transport Worker* Union the North Atlantic Treaty Organcalled the itrlke Sunday and that taatlon (NATO). Among toplca of tranaatlantlc operation* already diacuaalon at luncheon ware report* cd to be creation of a Middle c is t had returned to normal. There haa been no Interruption he burning Will Korean of Its Latin American and Pacific services, the airline reported. Ve*»eli of Blanton, Tex., The union Negotiating Com* mltteo wai reported unofficially to have decided at a meeting today to recommend that itrikera return tr, that1* shooting," Vea* to work and co-operate with an emergency Fact ■ Finding Com­ mittee iel 4 up by Preiident Trumen Monday to inquire Into the By BOB ANTHONY A tom ic Pow ered Plane Forecast In N ew Contract . Be Made Pu bfic State Farmers Market S Vegetable Market t O United Nations G 1 V E .P S H IN P T A 9 K L E City CommisHlon General Dean Pan American To Continue Operation f f i ' X W T “• ”™ f « ^ r " V V A r .S S ! f Company official* already have expressed wllllngneii to appear be­ '“ • » « « «*• U ii to go. fore the President's committee. L .'.BriitRydf ejtravan Tha union negotiator* laid they ” uwamUlar atrfats until would paaa their recommendations Your fashion wardrobe calla for a todirbinU M ai aaerieai haa, . Try the reel with the new Nylon rears. The. entire family will enjoy year round flehlng! Troll now wardrobe fog Speckled Perch; . . 'T il C ktlttm n �—H~TMT. Tj i i SKI TH E W EATHER la U a lty There ta S tr w y th — T» Pretest tlM P m h of the World; To Proinoto the P t t |N « of A orrltL To Prodoco Prosperity for Sanford. # g t t f a r d S t r a t i GrnrrsMy fair, exrrpt mr-lly ilmi.ly on non I Hr.«Kt miiikI Jin! in rilrrm e south with it lew «hi)Hrr» on Ihr lowrr runt roust tonight sn -1 Tliiir«rlii>-. I.ltllr rhanur in trm prrntorr loniuhl. Warmer Thiirsilnj. * AN IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY NEW SPAPER Atwoclolod Prona I d u t d W irt LUME XXXXI1I Producer Admits Shooting Rival Acheson Progress Made i J)y Europeans t> U. N. Adopts West's Anns P lan , 44-5 F r a n c e ’s Coal-Steel Pool And European Army Given By Sec­ retary As Example United Nations Re­ ject S o v i e t Bid To Prohibit U s e Of Atom Weapons WASHINGTON i*—Secretary 0f State Acheaon laid today the Euro­ pean nations have made more prog s toward unity tn the last (our ira than in tho prevtoua 900. HU statement at a news confer ence waa In effect a reply to crit tea who say Europe must do more for unity, more quickly. In sup­ port of It, he cited the Frenchsponsored plan for a coal-steel "pool" snd the arrsngements be­ ing discussed for an all-European army. In his first meeting with report­ ers at the State Department since be attended International confertonces In Paris and Rome, the sec­ retary of state also asserted: 1. The Western Allies hope early In the new year tn complate ar­ rangements for Western German self-rule and participation In Eu­ ropean defense. 2 He would never recommend to Prealdent Truman any disarm ­ ament plan based on Russian promises. There must be concrete evidence of disarmament in every country if It Is to work, he de­ c lared . 3. There cannot ho any disarm ­ ament while military operations are going on In Korea, but other lasues between tho Western pow­ ers and Russia would not block progress on disarmament. 4. The situation-* in the Middle East has grown more serious and the Western nations have loat ground In their efforts to obtain aome reasoned solutions for the Iranian and Egyptian crista. 3. Russia's assertion that two Alleged spies, now reported execut­ ed, were dropped Into the Soviet Union by the United States Is a fabrication. He deacrlbcd It as In line with Cnmmunlit efforts to charge the United Statea and IU allies with sig resaivi Intentions toward the Red bloc, 6, The United Mglea Is eotdlBtt- PARIS 1,8 —'The United Nations ovcwhclmingly adopted the Westrrn disarmament plan today and threw out a Russian bid for an Immediate ben on atomic weap­ on*. The vote on the whole plan waa 44 to 3. with 10 abstentions and 1Burma not participating. The decision was taken by the 00 nation Political Committee aft cr the longest single-subject de­ bate In Assembly history. It will be formallxrd by a final vote of the same nations sitting In the Assembly Itself. A new Disarmament Commis­ sion. Instructed tn try to end the costly world arms race along lines laid down by the Western Powers, will be set up under the plan Russian amendments which would have twisted the Western proposals Into a Kremlin plan all were decisively spumed The Soviet ban on (hr atom was ' voted down, 43 tn A, with nine abstentions, and three countries absent. Russia's proposal was In an amendment to a French llrlllsh ! American disarmament proposal. The Western plan setting up a new Disarmament Commission would instruct it tn work for a step by step reduction of arms. In eluding creation nf a tamper-proof system of International Inspection nnd control ahead of a ban on the atom bomb Russia wanted the bomb banned without any conditions and before establishment nf a control system The committee Immediately ap­ proved the new commission by a vote of 31 tn 0 with seven abi stent Ions Establishment of the commission was the only point In the Western plan which Russia was willing to accept Member* of the commission wilt be the It nations In thr Security Council, plus Canada. II will be lM to do all it can'to bring stokt the release from Red Himasryaf fair American fliers captured when their plane- w*W down last ................v HOUVWOOO raODOCM Walter Warner, husband of actress Joan Ben* nett, la shown (top, right) being questioned In Beverly Hills, Calif., by District Attorney Ernest Roll (left) after shooting his wife's agent, Jennings I^ng, In a Jealous rage. Wanger'a attorney, Jerry Gleater (second from left) looks on. Wife of the victim. Mrs. Lang (bottom, left) walti word of her husband's cnndltlon In a corridor of the Mtdwsy Hospi­ tal. He was sho| twice In the groin. Joan llenpelt (bottom, right) leaves the police station after questioning. (International A'oumjpholoJ i Communists Say U. N. Lists Arc Useless; Allies Insist Red Total Is Too Small By GEORGE A. MCARTHUR Ml'NSAN. Korea Exchange Of prisoner of war lists brnoglil new -strife today to tho Korean truce negotiations The Communists lobclril the I'm ted Nations list of 132.472 ('blnrso and Korean prisoners useless The Allies comtdnlneil the Rod totsl of 11,390 P im S was too small Truer nogollalors made no lor mal prolost Tho prisoner of war Subcommittee was in recess ludav U N delegates in a seeimil sub committee told Ihe Hods they would not budge mis ineh on how to mi perviM- the truce until the emu muni-ls agree to rotation of troopand behind Hie line uisperllon lo guard agmust a sneak military buildup Communist news eorrespondrnts at the PanmunJum truer site said It was itniHissIhle In identify « 111 nr»r and North Korean troop* from the t' N list The names were written In Englr-h Moil were not idotillflrd liy lank untl or III am other way Chinese newsmen ponded out there are iiiomtierablr English spot tings lor any Chinese name, and the English spelling rnnid be trails laled back into varying enmtima lions of Chinese ideographs The U N has promised lo xuiiplv a list written in Chllll-sr and Km can about Christmas tiny lied China's Peiping Radio said thr U lies also agreed lo Identify them by rank ami unit as mam us p<>< slide alter Christmas llrig Gen William Nltekols, ol filial U N Command spokesman, said "We gave them exactly wh.d By Great Britain E S*T, Group 4 (Alachua ir and Hamm, All AlatbM, first; L I. McKinney, lUwtlMfM, second; J . F. Lunsford. HaVriWtWTthlrd. TAX KXEM TALLA1IAHSE — Attor—- Gem ml Richard Etvln ruled ___iy property owned b / the Catholic church and for reilgloua, nous, educational roucnuonaii •harltable to or similar purpose* fa li aitIUtd lilt tax exemptJlon under Florida law. ----------r a He cave the opinion to the 8tato iGomptrollet'a office which Inn n tlm l about the stotoa of real •state and tangible personal pro­ perty owned by the shnrth. The law applies to property used for such purmwts by any religious demonlnation. i "The value of the property la -not to bo consider ownership and uae vln added. WASHINGTON vf—tolm I. U w ls An outline of tho service to th-community of Radio Station today promised help to the CIO WTRR by Mnrlon Harman, pro­ Steelworkers in tha event of a gram and news director, and a strike for higher wages. He said talk on the significance of the the steel Industry can afford lo building industry in Ranfotd Lj boost Its pay rates W.R. Dawson, contractor, warn t The United Mina Workers chief given tn Klvvaninn* today. They - made the ststrm ents at n news worn Introduced by Ralph A. conference after meeting with his union’s 200 m in policy committee. Smith. W, H. Stamper, City rommL- ■ The Steelworkers have threaten­ sloner, asked for the co-operation ed to strike New Year's Day tn of the club and individual mem­ back up demands for a 19 rent ber* In making pledge* toward the hourly wage boost and other Ireneeonatructlon of the new Tourist «fttn. Ihc government has Inter Recreation pudding which tho vened In nn effort lo obtain a Jaycees are sponsoring. I’resiilent settlement "The Steelworker* are certainly Joel Field announced that the rlnli would make • decision concern­ entitled lo a substantial Increase In ing a donation nt the directors' wages In respect to the living need* .meeting following the regular of their members." I^wls said "And certainly tha aleel Industry meeting. To Mr*. M. D. (iatrhel, caterer, ran afford to pay a proper wage for their services." and Mrs. J. A. Yates, her assis­ Lewi* said that Hie question of tant, Edward F. Lane presented Christmas gifts in behalf of Ihe the amount and nature nf the sup rlub, and espressed appreciation port the Miners Union may ntfer for their service, lie also com­ ihe Steelworkers "will be determin­ mended George 8 welm, colored ed later." It will depend, he said, serving man at the luncheons for "upon how much the Steelworkers hla outstanding service, handed need and what are Uialr desires." Lewis declined to comment, how­ him a cooking ran and proceeded ever, nn whether coal miners may to dump colne from n paper hag ‘nto tho pan, much to George's dc- quit work In sympathy with strik­ ing Steelworker*, Particularly In Ighted surprise. Mr. Harman revealrd that Sta­ steel Industryowned "captive" coal tion WTRR devotee HI hour* ,i mines. The Miners Union chief lefl the week to new* coverage with an es­ Impression that thar* would be no timated 110,033 words spoken at such sympathy In the mines an average rate of 123 words a however, since strike* minute, seven hour* a week is He- until Mareh ll.coal contracts run votod U> classical musle and mnra He declined la the ... lay what v than three hours weekly to edu­ Miners may iy a il In contract cational program*. WTRR i* one changesUnion next spring,If of 38 stations broadcasting the The steel dispute appeared to bo ippei United Nations Today program, he headed toward dl___ a „ mgovernment i reeled solution to avoid a shutdown Mr, Dawson stressed the fart In that key detent* Industry. that all buslneijit-i In the commun­ ity are affected each time a new houee la built- Ha revealed that he W A S H IN G T O N 4*1 P n i i d m l T n iim t n w u h ip io t n I tm ln y 41 y iitjt SiMMltnr U t'C a r th y jlt - W i m l n ttix l In* ilr fn ttiM l f«»t n * - r |ir t u n i in m u) I hut tin* P i’m iw r iiU hnvt* n «oo«l rh u h n * «*f u tiiir iititii; h im . M n i. P a n U I W lln n ii, lh im»» i .ilic N iittM iu it r« * m m iM r r \v o n m n fm W i.i 'i’ tm iii. jfiiv * ! It ir* n *p iif t to iiowsknirn i i f i r r ^l»** u ■h I lu»r h ip h -itifl. fu n n ie r n m y o f o f .M ilu n u k r f , liilk is l w ith M i r t iim m i at th o W h iti* ll4t|J«(*. * Ito th h j iii I t h r P u M M ii'n t »*\ h iirk in i* M f f ' i t i l h v '1 .M i n . H o iiii l'i i'4 ’Si*i) I t i f f i i m i'iil w it li I in fill th .it •4hi$*I, *"ntii-l k< ltlf‘1 wof/t hunk 111** \ | i C m th y*« (tr ft'a t w o u til I h " lit I hi* n iiiih itu 1 " n pit It Mini in tr r iM t m u) th n t I h r ; 1ir m o i'i n tx nm y w e ll 1m* nhli- T sasSim w a a The Weather 60% Of Tax Roll Collected In Nov. Chicago Cleveland Loi Angeles New Orleans John L. Galloway, County Tax New York Collector, announced today that 60 Washington Ptreanl of th* antlr# Tax Roll for JackaonviNe. 1M I waa collected during th* Miami month of November. All those Tallahassee paying lb November were allowed 4 percent discount a* provided by law, Total amount collected 1836,118.81 and discount* allowed to- High U w Precis. 33 6 .18 33 9 .18 63 SI .03 43 » M1 33 1 21 33 26 .78 46 .43 v gg *. 70 4! .63 to UMli II ^1‘lUlll' Rt'llt It) h|4 I'XjU'llftl’. H u* lln u tiN lU 'U im 'fl M i l h i th y • •f t r y in ir to 'M o ilr o v a ll fa ith iti tln ^ 4|t*m o«Tn«y" m i iip p m o n t i r fi i**firt’ h i M t't'iti th> N I’h iti ol t'o m itiiin in iti to ir tiv r iiiin o n t. Mr?*. Morni **x | * t ifliiii 1*1 thnt W i o 'o iH in 'fl K rijn ih litn ri (tc»vi'rn«*r W .1, K o h h r w ill m i i i M i t u r th y m t h r l i t i r M tti* tot t,i l in I m in y. " H i*' IE»'|nt1 ti nun him* Russians Hand U. N. U. S. Cites USSR’s O f f i c i a l Protest Plan Of 1040 For Of An t i - Re d Law E a s t e r n Control 1‘AltlK Soviet Kureign Mm islcr Andrei Y Vishinsky de malided loiluy Hull the l billed Nil lions label the United Stales’ Mn •mil Security Atl an act id ng grrw nii against thr Soviet Unlim Moscow charges the law nulhoris es the It S to supiHirl anti Itrsiil tin plotters o | .Soviet, soil S o v ie t tim in g aro u sed -.pecitla Ilo n , lit view id M oscow rv jM irl I t) JO H N M I I I G H l'm V E I I WASIIIMiToN ■)- The United States lias sharply told Russia that Its own "aggressive actions" and its "subversion" against Middle Eastern stales are to blame for Allied plans to rre-ite a Middle East military eomiitaml - Replying to a Soviet protest of Nov 31 against’the Mlled proleel t l l r U K e tii-il o t ir r s r r r e l till il'l M il'll lio n s Ih -I v v rrll till- S ovii-t iim l Nl.lsl Cm hi III gov r r u i n r n l - in l!MM 1 »tir;i »m tin r v n li'iio * o f :i It 11 - - In il a im lo r n * -III' a ti- -r - p h r r r o f iiif ln r iu ' V III i hi* liar f ill M u lill r t . ii- l olMli ,|| The i s Moll- I t lilllr | Millin' in ’ lit i till d a y ■aid r i l H u t l t i i - - i i i - .if f ill Kill' *• » s lim .it > -1 i It.ti .i i i -.i - in n - Hi I' M ill of ft \» i W in Itl U ,■1 II tl.ls led III,- 'i IID’ I ll -III tfMVri iiiii i -Ml t il it-s lltll-* tll. ll f ili­ M uni i .11111' - r l fm Hi I I y .- iir- • tli" *' n ' Injury In Wreck Jewels, Gets $10! Rr WILLARD CONNOLLY Colored eltlxcns at Goldslmro III have tho plea*uie o f *e e tn i( light* glowing cheerily In thn tiunlneaa section of We*t "hirteentii gl Street tomight _ . as reminders of the Christmas holidays. LtUle prospect for the llghte, similar to those in th e downtown lection, appeared In tie In nrorp«ci when n delegsMnn of Negro,-i from Goldsboro appeared Monday night at the meeting of thn City Commission. ■*' — ----------------------They were told that due to the division manager of th>- El-rldn lateness of the request and scar­ Power and Light T o ., h e a rd of city of materials, especially wire, this situation, he felt thnt so m e that it would bo difficult to un­ provision for at least s few dertake the project now, and al*o string* of lights In (iohlslMirn that funda ware not available at should be made. He enlisted thr present for the undertaking, es­ co-operation of Earle Turner, Iona! Bell Telephone Co., manager, timated in coat at 1300. with Commissioners Commission W. li. Stemper sug­ ronferred Stamper end Carrawsy, and the gested that perhaps a few string* result waa that with the ro-operaof light wire* from th* down­ Hon of City Manager McKIhhin town section might be spared for and City employees, several the prejeet, but other commission­ strlnga of lights ware strung ovsr ers pointed out that there might W«#t Thirteenth Street. be some objection to this. About This wa* tha result of tha Limbi the op hr as sura rws given to tha Company’s o fftr of a contribution (Reappointed Negro group wae equalling tho cost of tha elactririty •that the whole project might be to be used, and tha furnishing Included In the City budget next by th* Telephone Company of htovy luporting wire* necessary r, whan H. H. Coleman, to hold strings of lights. W A S H IN G T O N I' P re s id e n t T r u m a n issued a s p e c ia l w a r n in g to d a y th a t Ih e p ris o n e r -d w .i i list re c e iv e d fr o m th r t i - ii iiiio iii- t - m K o re a i - c n tire lv u i i v i i i f o d an d should to- Ir e a te -i vvttll -k e p tn i m i i Mr IT iim .iii's p r e - - -e c ie i.n -y , J o -c p h S h o rt m a d e tin* fo llo w in g s ta te m e n t to r e p o rte r s " T h e t'r e s u ti ul h a - .i-k c -l m e to u rg e e v e ry n ew s m e d iu m to -tiV '.s ’Hi hfioi't uot I hi* uuti/* lu*i as o fte n a - p o s u lile th .it Ha- p r o o n e r of w a r lis t i- e n tir e ly n n v e r | m|««« MlloklllK hli*hmul mlih'fl. ' l i . ntt'l Mi «- Moan MMith! a d ie" dH e a p p r e c ia te - th e c l f o i l - at joint »tal»iit«*iil 'iiyitiir Ihill Wh re a d y m a d e alo n g H u - lin e lud Intorisin MrmtuuitA will Mipport he ves it im p o r ta n t to c -m tim u th e m to do e v e n m o re lli.io al Tmiiiihii if hi* ih i I’liinlithila*. re a d y lia s b e en done "W.* iciivi* tin l*i•*fai«11 ill thnt " T i l l - c n iiu trv h a - no w a y o f ji- s*u Jinri*/’ I hoy roMi'il v e r ify in g w h e th e r th e li- t i* .-e c u ra te o r in a e e iir a te . t r ■it- of fa ls e , r lir y ” ii \ il, Iu *w »'"v o rt I licit tin* c o m p le te o r iiir o tiip le te 1h i”»nli nt lin mlslmi' n It* t It • " t n r Ihe sake o f th e fa m ilie s i t ho w ifi nook i o » | r r l ion w hose -m is a re n u - 'iu g m . o tm ii. e v e ry o n e tloold tre a t t i l l , ll t w ith Vishinsky Blasts Allied Build Up U. S. Security Act In Mid-East Is As “Aggressive” Blamed On Reds i LONDON 1n - Winston Clmreli i h ii ln l to S o v ie t soil Ill’s Conservative gnvernmenl A m i-rii-s o p la n e . 'hiked the price of rh rrsr and lia Ih e S o v ie t U n io n pl.u con Unlay and told the Hi dish ■illy b e fo re the U N . people they'd have to get along i iiio m llte e I I * rr s o lu lio o with less bacon and camli Cheese and bacon went up a whopping 12 rio ts a pound Both lieliale began nt once are rationed Rep Mike Msnxflrlil Samlv Anderson, manager «f The Food Ministry also slashed the Sanford State Farmer* Mar­ the baron ration (mm four t-> three deiileil Hull the U S would - vei ket, and Mrs. Allie Whatley, KH oiinres per person a week and nil . . iit it u l! a ggreskhm .u .,,- ..; Eltn Avenue, imrrowly escaped the randy nit Inn by half an ounce coiiulry He cminli-rril mill a injury when thi-lr automobile* In six minces a week The changes chmge that Snvlel Interfetcmc in collided at Second Strict and <):.k m price anil si/r of the ration go oilier cinnilrlea’ affair- wa- muAvenue shortly after 2:30 o'clock mtn effect n week from Monday id Ihe chief causes of wnrl-l len The government Illumed rising -ion Man-field Is a niriut-rr of yrulcrduy afternoon. An unidentified driver nf 11)36 cost* for the price iticteiisi-s anil ihe House Foreign Allan- i mn Ford serlan bari-ly missed being .in nulhreak of foot and iiinuth miller which cnnsldeii-d tin Mil electrocuted after hitting a tele­ disease, which affects livestock, to.il Security Act. Miioxfield u til It wa- "*>iic of phone pule four mile* west of for the drop in liarnn supplies Sanford an the I'aota road in The disease Is raging hoili in llril Hu* supreme Irnnlr!* of all hm r" Hint lluxsla, with a lung record aln and on thr continent another accident last night. lub-rferenre In the itomrsiir a( According tn the police, Mr. Roth changes will hit the nver ol fulls of olher countries. -Iimild ac Anderson was driving north on age Hr lion hard Cheese ami ha Clise Ihe ll. 8 . of the same thing Oak Avenue, and Mr*. Whatley, mn are widely used tn stretch old lb- said the Soviet ch a rg e s re going west on Hcrnncl Street, ihe almost non existent meat ru soiled from it deliberate misinler passed the stop sign, Hie collision ilon. The Food Ministry said the prefatlun of one amendment to Ihe following. Increases were necessary to Mutual Security Act, Ihe larger Mr. Andeisnn slated this morn­ price seep the government's food sub part of which was devntnl to -cl ing that this waa the first auto­ ■-lily within Ihe celling of Hit mil ting up s 711 hillif n ilollai ecu mobile accident In which lie hail linn pounds i$l,l ta.non.nnni fixed mimic and military aid progiam been Involved In 30 years of fur Ihe current fiscal year which for the free worlo driving, and added that he had runs lo the end of March "This lx a free world proglam." never bean given a traffic tirk rl The prlee of rationed cheese will Mansfield said. "If It -unier by a policeman. gn up from one vhilltng two pence written tn a great extent i-v Ihe Stale Highway Patrolman It. i about Hi cents) lo two shillings Unlled States, It Is hi-eause Aliter D. Harrison Investigated the Panin 128 cents) a pound A few Itn leans identify tholr own .......loin mail wrack aftar receiving * mil porlrd good cheese* can he and security with the rights. Ilh about 4:00 o’clock this mnrnlng. W ight rdf ration, hut they a r e ' rriles and national Imh-lu-ndi-nce The Ford had apparently left On­ much more rspenslve of the law (hiding members id Ihe road hitting a telephone polo, Bacon will cost an average of world community " breaking It off at the base ami three shillings six pence i t'j rents) The section of thr law oil which bringing tha heavily charged s pound, as compared with two Vishinsky based his resolution an M;*Mlna»4 Os ran* 1*»i shillings right pence (iiliuut 17'i wire* down on the car, but luckily t or the driver the wlree short rents) now circuited k ick in g off the switch, The candy ration was cut be­ Findu $100,000 In cause of reduced sugar supplies tiwetla *•*> Christmas Lights Being Strung On Thirteenth Street In Goldsboro Floridians R e j o i c e As News Comes Of Safety Of Sons In Korean War Camps President Truman Says McCarthy Must Be Defeated For Re-election Three Sanfordites WTRR News Director:UMW Chieftain Says Stresses Value OJ Steel Can Afford Sandy Anderson Given Awards In Radio News Reports To Increase Wages Narrowly Escapes Cotton Contest TA l.I.A 11ASSE E ^ - A w a r d s lo 13 Florida Sealand Cotton Growers, including three from Sanford, were Announced today by the State De­ partment of Agriculture. The department has sponsored yearly sealand cotton glowing con­ tests tn spur production nf tho new long staple cotton In Florida. The •eaTand variety Is ■ successor to the old sea Island cotton which was nf lop quality but w ai ao hard to grow that It proved unprofitable under government price ceilings. Sealand. a cotton which averages more than half •n ■ Inch longer iBtaple Ilian ordlna iary cotton, has orldt for about 4 neen grown In Fieri....... years. It brings from 10 to n cents • pound In comparison with ■ top price nf about no cents for ordinary rollon. So fur, It la grown mostly In Central Florida. Awards of $2.1. 113 and 110 were vented In each of four groups, winners: Group I (Lake County), a . 8 . Crow, Umatilla, first; Gilbert, Umatilla, i It. Shaddlck, Lady ng*. Vo“ Group 3 (Seminole, lusla end Putnam C Frog Thurston, first; GUI i ah, find: R. L. Carter, ganrord. ‘ Group 3 (Marl Counties), O. R. Ji first; 8 . II. Walkup, end: O. E. Word, No. SH President Warns POW Lists May Be Inaccurate Or False; Peace Talk Strife Renewed U n til ft I IB r « « p W it I Marion H a rm a n John L. Lewis order* to report by next Bacon And Cheese AndW.W. Dawson Promises Aid In under June 1 It* progress toward map-, ping a world system of disarma­ Pricen Are Hiked Kiwanis. Speakers 4 €K>St*ef Strike ment The disarmament program vol cd today Includes eventual dlsclu lUssllssMI n s l*aae Tmm1 r E*tahl.i»h(d 1908 SANFO RD, FLORIDA, W EDNESDAY DEC*. 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T in - ru liiiu g i- d n il i . . n i l , , , rxlht- lo Ih r M iild lr E a s t xtati-x w ith -a ll'll n f 3ii i i i u . , „t lx ‘nliMiliilrly groundless.’ 13-911 to | , l 79 i V I . - n I n . t „ . , “ T h r U n ite d K tiitrx g n v r r n iiir n l b td n g ln ir $3,311 i „ f lu ;, re m in d s the S o v ie t g n v e rn in e itl I'h- stiinu bean -I- •«] „ iml„ r th n t on N o v 29, It) to, a nro|Mix,'il w e a k vv llli p i i r r . nt |w o f l l s S 11 P e o p le 's t'o m m i.-x n r fo r ll h lis lll-l h u ll) p--1 K nr>'jgii A ffa ir s M o lo to v to G r r m a ii I h r I h -vv tr u c k " -ig lio ii,- . ah-s A m b a s s a d o r S r h u lr n lie r g to r i-a r h r e r e n liy tu n ta il-’-l m f iu io of tlu« a g re e m e n t w ith Ih r N u H g o v e rn [1UIIII l ll iu k r t lilllldtM U got n iiv o | , | in i-u t n f G e r m a n y on Ih r ile llm llii- b r e a k in g w o rk o u t in it t t,,o U nit o f th r s p h e rrx o f t n fln r m ,- iitg lu u-l-.-n 71 ii - t M, t.,,,1,1 | t n i . k . i , h e tw r r n th e A x is ta iw e rs an d th r l-n d i'il w ith p ro -b i- t . w - r r w e ig h tl.H .S It tir n v id r d . a rm in g o th e r i d . th in g s , llia l th e I I S S . R be r n a b le d In r.x ta lills b ‘ a b a se fo r la n d CAR ( H \ S || a n d n a v a l fo r c e s ' v ith ln ra n g e of t-A K K IIIIT IE It rd-i - | i Ih e T u r k is h s tr a its an d th a t 'th e H a r r is o f |.a k « I t i i l l r r . n o t o th e r ­ a r e a sm ith o f Ilu tiim an d o f B ak u In th o g e n e ra l d ir e c tio n n f th e P e r ­ w is e b le n t I fla il In in u -lin te lv , w ax k ille d e a r ly tm la y w h en I i h c a r s ia n G u lf Is r r c u g n lm l as Ih e c e n te r u f th e a s p ira tio n s o f tho w e n t o u t o f c o n tro l on a c u rv e nn-l e ro s liH l liilo q f l l l j i i g s ta lia a ht-r*-. S o v ie t U n io n .' MEN'S CLUB CAP MEETING The Civil Air Patrol Hqundron The Methodist Men's Club, num­ cl again nga until tha first bering more than 06 members, will will not meet be guests at a supper tomorrow Wednesday of ttha New Year, Cant. night a t th* Florida Methodist David Remley announced this Home In Enterprise, Wally Hippie, morning. Tonight at 8:00 o'clock, club president, announced today. Cadets and their guesta wilt at The motorcade la due to leave tho tend a Christmas party a t tho fthodlit Church at about ti;0Q home of Mr. and Mrs. John An­ des, 1003 French Avsnus. P . Mr M ini s h r h n ilii't had Hi,, i I ti, llr it . iiu Ir jin r unit I'liik i-y vx h u ll ti.u l . 111v1111, i r11-, 111 - 1y r r r i 'i v r i l iin y l III ls t m i i -, <tr> ,>i , i l ii. In , . | - ., Itiis -i.m p r r - lr - t - u g i,lr i-l ttir n u ll b e t -o n , p f r jo s i-p ti iiiiin d w h u h 11ii-y u r r -p u n -u r m i; w a - i- ,i-- in g M hen she hem I In . n ,,,,, lo liillv w ith th is n i i m t i y . .<)-,> r r u \h I r r l r d ttir Suv ir t i •itlip l,iillf in i i i i l r - mm tis i nf prlMMU'i N il ul 1T .tin going ibi mi*. ,1,-liv, i r d I,, Hu- E iir r ig u M i m - lr y III M i l.row l i l t ' - i t i l ) . S I.ill- ll r p . n l uioi mug uml grl -m'inf inn . 1 ,-t V wlllllnw III Hir m r n i u lfn in i- -n u t Mr mnl Mr- 1 N 1 .*%i ( Whlli- Ihr Allli-d nulr- wrri- dr M il Ml (/P)-A hag torihiinin^ lewelry said to be worth tluo. itlttl win returned tn it siiliurluin Surfside woman early tmlay Ir-, Ilian an hour after -lie left it in n --,1li. Mr*. J. Walter* told poll,,- -inIihiIi the rail home lifter arriving on nn rally morning nlnnr nt Mi ami tnirruallonml nlrp-rt, A frw minutes latei she -|(Iiivnrii thn bag Wii- missing mil phoned police ana had l-i-t ji-wrlry she valued at 1100,IKK). Patrolman John Milliard of llm Dade (Miami) county road patrol 1hnekeil the cab when It returned to the airport and found thr hug on thn hack saat. Kgt. Earl Craver returned th.i bag utid Its valuable rontent* to Mr*. Walter* at flurfilde, north of Miami Reach, and acceptnl a toward on behalf nf Hie IIm-Ii- "In llgltl of the Soviet attitude County Police Benevolent Asso­ toward the Middle F.ast area since li.'atilsssS fli Pea* t « » i ciation. ^a>t>s I in I. iv • tille rs si a im e d the K x i- .in p ii - o tie r of w a r lis t- in v.u ti Hope d im m e d an d h e a rts J.io u a liH lih e a v ie r lto e o f th e fo tlin i.it> ' o n e . w a M r - .le a n I ’o tv in o f M ia m i " 1 - in m e a n In -'- -.if,* to- i rte il w h en told th a t t o r l a , . i l ' i i - n l.i w , Sgt .to 'o p li \ I ',,1 v ill w a - m i tlu ­ ll -t le le a -e il I'u e -d .iv l-v i ,,01010 l ll - l In n e n e g o tia to r H e '* -a te . ' -h e -a id a g a in and th en t o il- I lid o le .l i ­ th e I O llim im l-t l l - l II I . Ill,I lle e ll v e r ifie d l-v tin- A llie s h ut it In " in .hi r e lie f an ti re n e w e d h o p - to 01. n y F lo r id a p a r e n t- an d ti l a l o t It U t o ffe e o f M ia m i -,o d ' IP s w o n d e rfu l n e w * " w lm u in fo rm e d III- soil. Sgt H u b e rt .1 I -H ee, 20, w as lis te d a e a p liv e Tin* .-'rg e -o l. a fo r m e r M ia m i E d is o n fo o ll-n ll p la y e r, was first re p o rt-o l o n - - m g m u s in g lin e t-i;.t *< • v Ji Llsk-X-1, —Xt. Movie lime Table KIT/. "When Wn| Id's Colli,Ir" 1 :4 5 • -3 :4 2 • B:3'J 7 Id MOVIEI.ANI) "Bedtime for llnnsn" 6:30 Intermission 8:23 feature OiOt PRAIRIE LAKE "Sealed Cargo" 0:30 • 8:16 - -10:00 3 :3 3 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1951 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 18, 1951 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 18, 1951. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 18, 1951; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b1e00bd4a81143a5fb6d00c5827c6da4.pdf de992b3bf853d4e5088b111d54456678 PDF Text Text . Do you ever gel the feeling that you want to do something differentT Now you have just the chance hud you’ll nave a lot of fun. Come to the All Soul's Catholic Church B ataar. There'll be booths, enter­ tainment, and Christmas articles, food all day long. Remember the dale Saturday, Dee. 15; the place, Oak Avenue and Ninth Street. Ttu.r* was much curioalW arous­ ed and Increasing Interest express­ ed concerning the little red mono­ plane at NAAS. When the Navy came aboard the station, this 5-xeat Stinson seemed a symbol of aban­ donment. It stood forgotten, with nee Rat tire, yet Its color f a r e the only brightness In the win do* •cried hangar. Now our little ghost plane Is undergoing a complete overhaul which will U ft'hW to new heights where she will play amid the clouds. Her proud owners, Bob Mather and Tom Hava, say that they expect to be (lying sometime In MarcE. Bob is a licenied aircraft and engine me­ chanic and Tom is an clcttronics technician In the FABRON elec­ tronics shop. Although the plane was laid up for almost two years, Bob and Tam were really surprised to find that It was In such good condition. Af­ ter they put new fabric on the wing and tall sectlona and finish over­ hauling the engine, they will keep It at Slade Ranch Airport near San Jando Spring*. Here they’ll fly with a flying club which was or- h a s -Hie one gift-for salted on the base soon after the 'AARON'* arrival. In fact, this lying club made a w and entrance. Before the real of tbe lauadron ad reparied'wom Jax, Jack Horn in d Ralph Delbens were circling In for a landing. It muat have been a bit difficult for them to find the runway at that time ilnce it waa all overgrown with the miniature forest sprouting from every crack and crevice, and all the padeyea on the apron. But soon alter they gracefully alighted and taxied to a hall, they spotted a jeep speed­ ing out toward (hem. Much to their surprise they were greeted by the acting CO ol NAAS, Sanford, who, thinking Ihcy had made an em er­ gency landing, offered (horn his kind snd dutiful assistance. After a difficult explanation and some discussion, Jack and Ralph began to wonder where they would keep Ihclr 2 seal Fairchild 24 monoplane, since they were Informed that they would he allowed to keep It there only temporarily. It wasn't long after that Slade Ranch Airport be­ came (he home of (ho flying club. There are only ten member* In the club at present, but they're to the enthusiastic work of the members. They've built their own T-hanger, refabrlced the wing and tall surfaces, and are Just about roady for their test hop. The thoroughly serviced. Twlre n weekt he club has in­ struction* which are given by Roy TTwice u ilflit n n u i n n b Ithe Km w i n k I* ■ ■ IIn­ n. week club haa structions consist of pre-flight aero­ nautics, including n i» ‘“ 1 meterolngv. Anyone < club and learn to fly cheap. The members are covered Iby Inaurance for public liability ai — ^___ ____ . -ind properly damage, which la already included In the club duea. L _ ..............can .. Members rountry hops, loo, bill make cross country one week woek ahead, ahead. must give notice on« ii’s bbeen i ft's a. long hard grind ::.... thus far Iml now because of the praise­ worthy efforts of the present mem­ bership, the club has been whipped NAAS The First Presbyterian Church at Third and Oak Avenue wanta everyone at NAAS, including tho wives and girl friends, of course, lo know that ihcy arc cordially in vitrd lo attend the one hour, all muslr Christmas service at thrlr church on next Sunday night at 7:30 That's Dec. 10. This is n packed-house service, we are told, because of the popularity built up in past years, so take a tip and gel there early. Tho Chancel Choir of 23 voices will sing nine anthems •nd there will he some organ num­ bers played by Mra. George Touhy, Minister of Music. Tho IUv. A G. Mcfnnls lays to make It a date now. To those of our readers who are going on leave snd the kind people of Banfnrd who are "ahovlng off" for the Holidays, we wish a very Merry Christmas and a most Hap- • One gift Alls averybody'a stocking— Q-K H lack-D ayllte T elevision. The World's greatest entertainm ent on the world's flneat, clearest pictures. When you tee O-E perform --you know you've got the one g ift that will All their days w ith excitement—flflfl days every (year, See Model 17TS, in genuine mahogany veneers. B ig 17-Inch a fia n n e screen. Come In today. Internal R evw ae "fair" Inference ^aT*TSnw sw ald one* Intimated to O U jU tu U rftad Influence extending Into the White House Itself. Kean said it looked that way to him. Ollphant denied In a development outside the hearing, Chairman King (D. Calif.) had a conference at the White House with President Truman. Pre­ sumably II was concerned with Mr. Truman's intended actions to "clean home" In the government hut neither King nor the White House would talk about It. Grunewald is a inun ahout-washIngton whose activities have be enme a mutter of major Interest to the House tax invest lira tors .Tost what he does Is one of the matters of mystery Knmrlimr* he has tieen called an investigator and at other times a public relations man. He lives in a swank apartment house and apparently has a large Income In any esynt, the Internal Revenue Bureau filed a tax lion against him today for SM.13T.Tt nn his ISM income At the moment, (irunewald Is In a hospital. He was located there, suffering from what his physician has diagnosed ns nervouv tension, when committee aides were looking fnr him with a suhimena In testify at Ihe House hearings, Grunowald'x name nss run all U.SLAlerts Sweden TwwgMwr Nations For Hbrean Teams envoys, call for “noo-boUigoroni teams. In 1M7 tbsle United State! hit an alUtime hiilgh In eotton textile expert* of 1,I-4fiX.009.00Q square yards. WASHINGTON tlt-T W United Statei has alerted three natiooe —Sweden, Norway and Swltaerisnd - t h a t they may be propoeed as members of "non-belligerent" In­ spection teams In event of an armistice In Korea. The proposed teams would main­ tain a check on whether the Com­ munists, on the one hand, and the thing is that he didn't say he was going to do anything. It wea a friendly eoorer, that M all." In the sketchy references to the rase of Hyman Klein, Ollphant said that Klein wanted 'o get a roundtrip ticket to Bermuda but that the irnnardy assessment presented dif­ ficulties. A Jeopardy assessment la made when the Revenue Bureau feels that rofleetlon of a tax IstlX Jeo­ pardy; that is when It feels a party might try to evade payment. The collector files a lien for the amount listed. The partly then may ne­ gotiate with the collector-bureau, and If unaatlsfled may seek relief in the courti. Adrian Dewind, rommlltee coun­ sel, told reporters the case ol Klein Is still pending In the Internal Revevnue Bureau, that it Involvea civil liability only and "never was rec­ ommended for criminal prosecu­ tion." Ollphant teitifled tb it Sen. Brid­ ges inquired about the case and said "hii didn’t want anything done that was not correct but they ought to he able to get together and settle Ihelr differences." . Sometime later, he said, he was having luntfi with Grunewald and Grunewald asked about it. saving he waa "speaking on behalf of the senator," Ollphant said (irunewald appar­ ently was simply following up the suggestion from Bridges that the a salary raise In 1940. The secretary of tho Treasury esse could be settled. sought reclassification of (iMphniit's lob to IIM the pay from fit),330 to 113,tax) n ycor ollphant said (irunewald talked When mw dram or old foil to atop to him about II—"a friendly con­ your cough or chest cold don't daisy. cern, that I* all"—but that he had CrcomulHon _________ contains containsonly onlysafa, safa,help­ hetyno Impression that (irunewald said ful, proven Ingredients and a s nar­ he could lie of help. cotics to disturb nsture’s process. It Rep Kean said: aoes right to the seat of the (rouble to "M r (irunewald knew the sec­ aid nsture soothe end heel raw, ten­ retary of the Treasury already der. inflamed bronchial membranes. wanted yon In have higher Guaranteed to please you or druggist puv The only place he could have refunds money, Crcomulsion has stood nut Influence .■u* on Hie While the test of many millions of users. House. That’* Hie only Inference." Oltpliiini soul In- did not think Hint a proper Inference, and added: "My whole conception of this HIGHLIGHTS H O LID A Y g i v i n g Castle Jewelry PHONE 1194 CHRISTVAS .EVES WANT THESEI CHRISTMAS AROUND THE CALENDAR SELECT HER GIFTS NOW SUNBEAM MIXMA8TER SaferCoughReRef H O W A R D ZIN K H U R E — F IT SEAT CO VERS The perfect gift for mom I Wonder - working 10-speed mixer, with 3 nested bowl*. A U T O M A T IC W AFFLER flake then, the way you like them with this 7" auto­ matic waffle Iron. Usury leokt Odd* too* lik on Calf finish Cowhide. OetadMbie photosard Ms* end • roomy fctyond* cola puna. 9.00 See our many other specials! Alike (sift Italian! S tretch! Urn t u I.UMITK PLASTIC FOR ALL CARS FIBRE COVERS CUSTOM T A IM IIIK U C O V K ItS A1.SO A V A IC A IILK Bordeaux la the fourth In also and the third most Important port In France, 3 1 1 1 0 0 S Best Buy In Beautiful Jewelry Are On Dinplay In CASTLE JEWELRY ft» I to {New Buicka For Christmas FRUIT CAKE We have just received shipment of new Buicka feel pam] redfand) beautiful This in the name formula we have uaed In making S p ecial and Supers for Chriitmaftr-* F r u it C uke In S a n fo rd f o r th e p u t 10 y e a rs , , Just The W sy You LHw It.,. For TheHolidays A heed, •- ’ • • .*** •. t , ... AU Indications an that automobile. will be sauya and prices higbar next year. It you wont a Hoick - come by mas,vi L* '-to ~ ‘"i.eata / J I aj today as wo only turn • limited number of c o m ta stock. J ; 'TvtysVi T/tJftoii �V- _ ■ * • •» I ' §>m xfatb l a U a ilr T b t r i la S t r t n f t h — T f P r1 » rt Ik f P u n U t b Wm U; To P t i m d i l b P ro |r« H of A auriN , To Frodoee P rM p u lt; far Sanford. AN IN D EPEN D EN T DAILY NEW SPAPER A w i r l a l r d I 'r n w L r iu r d W ire Q) VOLUME XXXXIII Loyalty Board Reopens Check On 565 Cases > HANFORD. FLORIDA. DeBary Nursery School ly N D A Y Ifrralft 7 Government Employs 6 5 A g e n ts T o Look Into “ Shake D ow ns” _____ Now Rule Of “Reason­ able Doubt” As To Loyalty To Be Ap­ plied To Everyone WASHINGTON (TP) — The Review Board today re* lha c u m of 860 federal »n for a rtcheck under (Da m w ml# th at a Hreaaonablv doubt” of loyalty la sufficient to bar employment. That la the rule under which John S. Service, veteran diplomat who had been cleared repeatedly under former procedure*, wan fired by th a State Department lM t week after an adverai finding by the review board. Until Preaidant Truman revised tha rule* laat spring a showing of actual disloyalty waa required fa t discharge. 'I n Service’* own caae the reVlaw board emphaslaed that there «na no finding of disloyalty— only “raaaonable doubt.” On that p o u n d It reveraed finding* of tha State Department’s own Ib M lty and Security Board. Announcement of the reopenInn of the S6S rates waa made » f the review board after It had taken a new look at 8,680 case*. I t aald those were, “all that could possibly have lieen affected bv the law loyalty standard that went Into effect last Slav I hv order of President Trunin.” The announcement from the board, which operate* under the Civil Service Commission as u sort of anpeala court over the separate boards within govern m tnt deoartmenta, direct-.! the Individual agencies to make threeheck on tha 5G6 caaea. It raferred to Mr. Truman’s order which It aald "changed th<standard of Ineligibility (for fed­ eral employment) from 'reason­ able grounds for belief that thperson Involved Is disloyal' to 'a reasonable doubt as to the loyalty of tha person Involved.’ ” It aald that permits "border­ line cases”, lacking clear-cut ey)dfuea o f dlslovaltv, "to he reaeliwd in flavor of the govern- Ike Is Declared To Have Said “Yes” To GOP Proposal S Vf v 4 ft ft, w ■ O f tovaltv eases investigated f h t ' FBI from the bettlnulnT were jMeelded fevorslilv f tha .aid aU hdartl” Th» number r*nr**efit| #ww« loyalty rate decided In ’fivne a* the *mnlovee sfter full fltld Invettlratlon. There have hern menv others which • a t only routine cheek. Resides the 608 cates, which are those of employees who were on the federal payroll at the ♦'me th« loyalty preeram began In 1047, the bnartl told the government orcncjei to Uke H new look at the m e r d s on 671 persons who apailtd for and were given loba after that date. Tha 674, the rettew board said, ro t clearance under the old standard*. Last May. toon after Mr. T rt'—»" *he -k .n -e th,. (Ch Hi n S f t Pea* Thrst) Sheriff Reports Over 8400 Stolen From Middleton’s More than I <■ eath waa stolen from M___ * Store oar vast of Avenue, y night, A. U tru. according to thevl The theft waa ■red Sat- I urday morning bg tog, toa of th# o eery, Mr*. Ruby «f8SfJS expressed tha surround era today ♦ruder mutt have tiara whtn It m i t tha In­ in tha for the t wet InrtiM by tha fact exit was m eant of k door w NR bolted ImMt. Tha front Waa double leaktd, and no w6 had bean S brolrsn. Sheriff Mrro U RL «*< U. S. News Says Gen­ eral Turned Down Bid Of Democrats A nursery school known as the DeHnry Kindeigarten was nr gun- of (hut thriving little community. .Shown iil.ove are some nf the chil lied in DeHary alaiut two mouths ago and is now an important part drvn of Dellary playing in the send lux at the seluml. Red Radio Claims DeBary Nursery School Becomes Three Automobile Communists Take Important Part Of Community Accidents Occur K W HPNMNGPir Two More Isles TwoRymonths In Sanford Area aim w-- told v.ei Slmnmns. lie nnd Vincent (inro -•• istru ciitio n o d i-i|o i» io i‘n t Is K r l e T r u c e Negotiations Get Nowhere Over P r i s o n e r Issues HKOUL iifv—The North Korean Red Radio tonlghl said Communist troop* Sunday recaptured two Yel­ low Sea Itlanda off the Most coast of Koras. A communique broadcast from Pyongyang, the Rad capita), and monitored here told Communist troops killed, wounded or captured 1T4U. NTsoldleraTtt the amphibIona operation .T h a r# waa no cwdirniallon from U. N. source*. Tha broadcast said lira Islands are Cho. off Ihe Chlnnampo Penin­ sula. and Yuk. near the Ongjln Peninsula The Red* retook three other is lands off Northwest Korea ubout two weeks ago The D N. Com­ mand confirmed that The North Korean broadcast add ed "our air force today shot down four of enemy planes which at­ tacked Ihe western and eastern coasts of North Korea " 'Hie U N made no confirmation H tiy weather hid reduced aerial activity Monday. PUSAN, Korea tgu-Two South Korean army officers yesterday were convicted of the inni* slay­ ing of 187 civilians at Kochang be­ hind United Nation* lines last spring. Col. Ik Kyoon. regimental com­ mander, and MaJ. Ilati Dong Suk, battalion commander, were sen­ tenced to life In prison at hard labor. The prosecution had asked the death penalty. They were convicted and sentencta by a general military court at Taegu. The two were accused of kill­ ing the civilians on the ground tha townspeople were Commun­ ist collaborators. They were uffleers In a division that was fight­ ing guerrillas. Tha court convicted Col. Kim Chong Won. funner assistant pro­ vost marshal known at "Tiger Kim,” of preventing a government Investigating learn approaching the alia of the m ats killings, lie was aenlencad tu three years In prison. MUNHAN, Korea i/H—Truce nego­ tiators haggled over prisoner axelunge ana armistice supervision again today. A United Nations apokaaman said result* wera "ab ­ ly negative.” o progress," aald Ihe U.N. coramunlaue. Only 10 days remain before the provisional cease-fire line across Korea expires. . Brig. (fan. William P. Nuckolt, . spokesman, aald the Reds ■ not asked for en extension theh Dec. 17 deadline, have lha Allies. New Contributions To County Museum have elr.-i.il>- oia-tc *1* tbout the nursery school which • hod hern organised to Dollary unit louhlc easels for foster milnting* Mrs. C. L. Butncr Is we promised to visit again sooo to I ns well ns ninne other things usei report on Its progress. I.nst week i fill lo the children. Badly Bruised By ■me day we railed, and found the Mrs Krle Simmons, the teacher, Hit-And-Run Driver tirogreas thee tool made, nothin'- I in charge of oil tin- children's short ot wont' ’rful. Rut let me tell social events nnd excursion*. Her Three nutomoldle accident*, tw i vuu t'rit ' <mt the adults have assistant Is Frances l.i-e, Mr. anil lone tti help. Mr*. Robert Nolle will take nf which involved injuries, nccin The first Thursday In November charge of the social prugram for • ed In Seminole County over tlooarents and ft lends of the children thee adults, for each business meets week-end. Mrs, C. I.. Ilutiier was severely met to organise a P.T.A. The en- logg. These meetings ure to lie held ice a month an the second Thursl tirulsed last night at 7:110 o'clock ‘liu>.lnsin was most gratifying. It one ly evening. There will be no] hy u hlt-und-run driver who win was decided to call the school the day eetlng In December but In place' later arrested on a charge of leuvDfllary Kindergarten and tu mukr meeting scene of an aeeTilent, said , ing the seui It a permanent Institution If a uf it. there will be a Christina,* It. U. IlarriI'l «*rtv during the week aft "II Highway rntrolman month's trial proved successful. VaJ.ui.», > Christmas. At tin- time of tho ni-i-idi-ril, • onvrhl And now bo the really import lliilni-i liml gmio to tin- aid of Mr». oera the group thought It would unt people, the children them­ Iliituvr, w Iiiim1 aiiloniidillo hail hohe well to select people to serve on selves. They are learning many iiiliie ■<t n Ilid nil H ighway -116 one various commltUes. Kathleen tin- thing* hut we think Itm most Im­ mile enrt of Celery Avenue. Mi*. uchnrri, III whose home the Kind­ portant is to live nnd work to. Ihitm-r was stand ing on tho imii', ergarten meets, was elected choir- gellier. Kerry morning they T«lutc when tho hit nnd ru n driver, lli-nnv man and wus given charge of ac­ the flag of the tt.S.A. and Mug M ill.,, Manfnid Nogni, drove hv count*. Dorothy flrenner is chair­ "America". When asked bv h" III In* t ’hovinlot, Ihe lig h t frmil man In rhnrge of telephone und Dart what lie had learned in school fin d e r of whleli lilt Mi* llntiiei truo-portution. Koch day, one ol one ol the hoys said. "All tin- to ill the Ii g*. t .u*11V l.i in ,m g them the mothers assists the teacher, tiler* have died". The line nf the Mi llutnei at nine gave oIiiim* and If the inuthcr assigned is tin- song, "I.nnil where our (utlnir In In* pii knp lini-k and succeed ilde to he there, Mr*. Rrennrr will died,” certainly made u deep Im­ od in identifying Miller's auto lag attend to getting a substitute. Ks- pression on him. tiunihcr. lie reported tilt* to P a ­ thei (iatdc was chuicn to lw sub­ The youngster* paint, sew, li,ilimin 11a 11 ikiiii. w tin nrioxted stitute ill Ivor. The chairman ol trauilBurg Ou P a n Threat Miller lit hi* homo III 1701 We.t WASHINGTON t.l*-t: S New* A World Report *uld loday Gen Dwight I) Klsenhower ha* *uid a final " n o " to offer* of tho Demo i-rallc nomination for president, und " y e s " to ISepubllean* who want to put hi* n a m e hofure the GOP nomhiutiug eimventlou The Muguilni' added it ciituint c*luhh*h that President Triim.iu hud uny part, d irect or indirect, in the pur|Hirtcd Demoerulic pro iHetals Hut It *nld Kisenhow or himself had tie no doubt lit* oallor* "could deliver the noiiiiiiullon ” The article ipmto* no Indlvldonl *oureo» tiy nam e but *.iy* the fuel* hove boon e*t. dill-hod through ii eanvu** of \u rm u * per -oil* wlio huve hud lii*tlm m l know lodge on tin- mi Iiioi l both ho (ore ami since tho gonorul’* visit to Hie t ’oiled Stulo* lust nmiilh Iii (m in .«t mu on tho tu r n d o w n id "tho A dm inlstrulion'* p n d f o r " of tho Domnornllo nnmtualm n. tho urth'lo says, ca m e from two *op •irulo ami related souroo* It *.iy* lltoy are dtfforonl (rum the source A rthur Krock Wash lligton col rosJMilldont id tho Now York Times, eredll* in hi* story of Nov N to tho offoi-l lli.il F.lson h o n o r did not aocopl .hi offer hy I'rcsldcnt Truman of th.v lie•mo cratic nomination Kruck's sitorv *ak. tho exchange "|ire*nniuhly tmik tilace ut tho iirivnlo limohoon lly AH-S(KTATKt) I'HKSS The cold wava Which has taken at least 120 lives in Ihe lasL four days drove the mercury to new seasonal record low* In the Kast today. It was HO degree* below aero In Houlton, Me., In the early morning. Kuh-xrro minimum tempera­ tures were reported In the north­ ern states from the Rocky Mountain* to New Knglund. There were scattered below aero readings In the Appalachian Mountain*. Home moderation wa* reported In the Houtheatt after tem pera­ tures went aa law a* 6 almve aero In th* North Carolina mountains and 86 degree* on the Seaboard In South Carolina. Temperature* want upward somewhat in Pennsylvania and from the Ohio Valley couth; and It waa milder In the west gulf and central plains regions. Rut a new storm waa develop­ ing Just east of the Rockies. It wa* expected to bring new snow eastward and draw a new wave of intenao cold southward from Canada. Th* bitter weathor took a heavy toll of suftortng, damage, and myriad minor froublra for In­ dividuals among tha millions In tha nation's eastern half. It forced overtaxing of heating system*, with htmirods of result­ ing flrea, Overworked firemen faced heroic difficulties skidding to blatea, battling lee formation from their hot# streams, and enduring added rlaka and exer­ tion. i”ToehootottM life govt Umo.*^ -n I*®1 to.L -X ^ m Contributions to the Tourist Rullding Fund swelled fium tJI of IbnI Friday to $.'l2tl this morn­ ing with the addition nf nine new contribution* to the oiiginal Joy­ ce* donation*. Drive Chairman Rill Htempcr announced today The largest contribution an­ nounced was $200 front OsierWeller Home*. Other dunnllous to the civic project Included $10 from Htemper llrother's Grocery, $26 from Central Florida Foods Inc., 126 from Andrew Carrawny Insurance Agency ami $26 from Bralley Odham. Five dollar contribution to In-Ip erect a new tourist renter were received from 6lr*. Oscar Harri­ son, Mr. Oscar Harrison, Snows Restaurant and Hally Fields. "This la going lo Ire a touii-l building crectfi! through cooper­ ation by tho City uf Cooperation,“ Mr. fltemper said In describing the effort of hla Jsy rre committee to secure donation*. The new building I* to ho built r.n City property adjacent to the shuffleboard court* In Fori Mellon Park. "Dua to the financial atress of th* Chrlstmao season pledges are being accepted for payment after the first of the year," Mr. Stamper added. Donations should Ire addressed to the Jaycee* Tourist Rullding Fund, P. O. Ilox .130, or donor* may telephone 1372. • ■■■■■--—— R ohr, Accused Of Murder, Is Caught BALTIMOHK. — UP) — George Francis Ross, 27-v*ar-altl accused murdered uf a Cleveland police­ man, w st caught today. Rosa was picked up without resistance on Crain Highway south of llalltmoro by two Annonnindel county pollccmsn, Sgt. Robert Flannery and John Praley, They aald he waa armed with a JR caliber revolver which con‘ ed on# bullet, tho aamo gun ig believed to hnvo filed at « cop near hero last weak, tlendsr ex-convict was to police headquarters T w elfth HI loot. Itetiirning Siimlav morning at tii.’in n'cliH k f • •■in an investigation uf ii inlilii-iv a* Middlotiin'* Store, and durin g a tain , Shot iff P A Morn untiled two lillluniohllo* passing him on Celery Avenue at inlhi-r high njii-oil. A* sonri a* ho got In hi* office, ho wu* notified of a wiock nour tho homo of Rrown Miller. Investigating, ho found thut tincars which had passed him hu I been driven hy two Negroes, who III a tt e m p t in g to nice side hy s i d ' In i iime Involved in the ut'Cillt'Ut. One uutomohilo, u Pontine, hit th.' em bankm ent, tile utlicr, ii Hunk, aiiiushod into ii light polo. A m -slod tlu alU u * # On fia t T hreat AUTHOR DIFS NASSAU, lliihumas 'At - Hilary Aidcn St. George Himmlers, fa), au­ thor of the historical hook "Untile a( RrHaln” und retired librurlan of tho House of fnmtnoii*. died Iasi night lie suffered from asthiuu cuntrad ed tlurirng the wur wlilto on |gm l Mounlhullcu's pervimul stuff To Wield Broom Investigation Wi l l Check Into Other T a x Irregularities In Empire S t a t e WASHINGTON I" Tho govern­ ment hu* more than ik'i special agent* lnve«tlguling re|mrt* nf big tu* "shake down*’' und other irregul.iritles tn New York State. The 11111111ry center* in New York City where wealth) individual* uml ciii-|Mirullim* pay Inlllou* to the fed­ eral treasury every year John II Dunlap Commissioner of Internal Revenue, told a news con­ ference today of the inquiry He would not give any details as to the charge* and ro|Hirt* which led lo it At Hu' White II....... there was no mihenlloii when President Tru mao would announce the "drastic action" which he hinted ln«l Thurs­ day he was about ready to take again*! wrong doer* til government. "I haven't anything to tell you about that " Joseph Short. Ihe nresiilenti.il press secretary, told re­ porter* Short would not even confirm what ie|N>iler* learned elsewhere that I S Judge I'hiuna* C Mur ptiy ol New Noi k ha* accepted from Mi I'luman the assignment of dl reding a <lean up tom mission Mtn till.v. a Democrat, is an old Jutlpo Thomas F. Murphy hand at Investigations There were tcpml* not confirm­ Judge Thniim F Murphy New York wa* believed today ed Iha t John A Carroll of Denver, to have been appointed by I'resl a former Demm-ratle Congress ,tcnt I i liman ii« the chief t lean member and once a crime busting I||| mall III the new drive against *ll*ti a I altiilliey might lie given ginft and i hi i iiptiini in govi-m a role in the inqiiilv ami that J Kdgar Hoover he.ol of the Fill, lltl'llt would have a key role tine government official -Jess I.arson, head of Hit- General Ser­ vices Administration put out wortl lie had gut rid of n.s "modest nil activities.” A spokesman xuttl 1.arson did so itecatise of Mr Trumun'* declara­ tion thut government official* , should not have outside ucllvHle* I which might lead to conflict with Hendrix Refuses To Comply With Money Reports Sanford Rotariann I I ' i i s II s m S o » I ' a a * 'Chr»»l Nf rAre Entertained By AreEntertainod B\ Richard Holt/claw Cold Prevails In Tourist Building Nation, Killing Fund Is Boosted 129 In Four Days By 9 New Donors Sluwl) riding trm p rra lu rtt. \l«rs 1 1% tiou«l> p i’ll coastal rrxfluii j lii| f».«i lit ilmiiU p Ii #* n lirir ttirmitflt liirxtliMr. Iiulilfil fn iff I»kM tliuHrtd lnwrr r u l tiiitl, Nu. HI KnlHliliHhed 1908 DEC. 17. 1D51 l i l t ; W K A IIIL K Sanford Itotarlans tnday tin tiled to tin- rich dramiilii- l.iiiitiim of Itii'hnrd llolliclaw, foimer Han foul boy who mail*- ..... I in ilm lag cilv, following In* mi i *i*loi tom at the luncheon today 1 v in toother James llolt/rlaw !••• ut matiiii’i-r of the Coca Cola Hot th­ ing (hi. Kl-own piofesstiinally e* ttuii aid Wentwurth. Mi. Holti.-iaw was roundly nppiaiali-d fidluwiug In* n-nditlun nf the "Hong of tin- Vagabond" from the Yaga haul King, "Chip off tin ulil tlliH-k", ami the " WIn f f • n ...... I Siaig". The Hotnriaas ili-i-lili-1 ito earlier part of tto-u piogi.no to the singing lif chilstlim* I'ni.di led hy Charles Mon Ison. \n no promtu quartette io u iiih ii I ol Roger Harris. Dr C W llukei, George Touhy and Mr. ........ mi also sung "O, l.ittie T"Wi llethlehi-m”. Jack Ratignli, pn-sldc-ii anuoimn-il tin t the pioginni f-n m-xi week will he liresented !•v tinMi-tlicdlst Cldlilreti's ll-am- at Knterprise. A committee i-.impiisi-d of Clarence Hedding and R I. Pel kills Jr. was appointed III liiiike arrangements for tills ulfan Mr. R-'dilllig nl so imimuiK i d tho names of Rotarlans who will ,riv i­ no the Salvation Artnv dime liourds, ns follows: Dr. C. VV. Rakei. Kd It Stowe. Rill Kirk, Roy Holler, It K Tine, C. \Y. linker. Clmiles M.aiison, Q u e s t i o n ' * * ’E n f o r w 'W lU tiS .'S iS S SSUSl ri'fiinvnl from hh otiiri* Larlno m erit Of N e w Law Ii.ix h;iid hr uxc’d Ihi* li'14'phom' In with od m atter) Is Left Up In Air (oinii’ction I initial). IIn* lop federal tax col­ lector ilescrihed the New York in n»|tiiry ax prexentiiiK xoim* "exception.illv toiiuh ptoldenix " It coxerx the en h if wtiterfmiit," he aid m a ;!i*i$• i at it \ tiif.inliiU It \.i> IiiuimI • ipmu:Ii to t;o into all pli.i'4 s ot the sihia'ioi) in Ihe na lion'x li.KK*'**! d l) .uni Iu^ m ' nI lax payniu lomnninit) I l l 'lld l »\ lu ll I |U»lll |||» •*! I V P « hnnltip wax axk«'<l whethiT the .liv in ' to Mil* IIIW l»> Mll'lllltlllllf inipni\ mxolves hannd Itolich. for11*|mi t *4 i m i y MoIp Iiiv iinri* im int i Axiixtant Itexetiiie t'ommlxR«i t.niinur$t iiu r..«» r i t t i I'lllllt* lllkf Ihh t'lllttllelut*V lint 111* hu* tl$*4 litii**! to lint tin* tin* nuiiM'-* mill utlili*•■*>»•« of I'oiitriliiitm h in* i.t| tin'll l.y flip Iiiu Mini Iuin TAI.I. \ I I ASSEK • BiB lle'tulnx. Inlliilm— , Kti Klnx KI.hi uml in iii liiliil $' Iim I*M\e 69$e*I I.mIhN |||| VI-I'd Mu S« • •t hti v id Shili' Ip »•" . •$111•I\ v»tilt l!»«’ I*.•-'•I • l»»i !»• " it •pill I' $' VYI'e'kI\ lllllimm! U |'"l .1 . P H Ii l' t lM -H lilt l i l t to Hill'll l l l l l l i r i I P |MR V till* " . l l p k l l - S i I let I t 11 Vi' I ii lit.A ipport toilay. 11• *••It i x laitl lif tm« Im' i'H infill iiir'iI that l|i Mini’ll "I llllVl* to |' 1»\ fl’tOO to •nullify lift II 4*11till I#III9»• fill ROVt'l • Hoi iiiul that until I |mv to la* a • iiiiiliiliili* I niniiot ifit on tin* lull lot, tn in iBiv opinion (n*v opinion m ii* rinhI in nnyoiii' p Im' \ i u'hi now t I don't hitvi* to oink* t!••••••• irportn until I |MY to I f a • ,in tetelllt 4*. XXX "Whfii I pay to ipuihf\, I will «4*mply with thf law. I'ldtl lion I will uml p no nioit* • • pot t v Attoiip\v f ii'tirial Uudiaid Ki vin i nli il rtTPiitly that afti i «• nun Relatives Try Tu Identity Mangled Victims Of Trash FI.I/.AIIKTII N J t- The first while faced relative* ol the .’it) vic­ tims of Sunday's plane ci.isli were ■Unwed Into the morgue to.luy to try to identify the mangled iHKtte* I nd nut like so mm Ii blackened cord wood Police ringed llo- Hume* Mur mury Kll/ulieili's morgue -anti kept reporters .uni pliotograpliers ..ill I lie morgue eoiildn l li.-mille Ihe influx ol mutilated li.Mlie* lust night .mil some were placed in a garage. James Htefunelll, Newark, ar— f.o m ..lly In.* nioui.iin.-.l In* lived lo i.leiilifv In* b roth er, listed lumlidn.-y Ii m u,l, tind.-I Ho a* P .Htefunelll. of i:w Ri.lgc St , iii-w law, rib i.-gului iop..11* <>l Narwk, N J expenditure* im.I conii il.iition*. lirlef was printed on Ills face Hue of the penalties f>o non a* lie came out ol the morgue ami I t < o »< Is a s .l O u I - K U I I..r,I paced up und down the sidewalk, M 'n a l l a a t e Its 'Ik frs t lighting for eiinlrnl of lu* emotions lie went In again and came out .JayceuH Takct )rpltans with a handkerchief to lus eves did not say whether lie bad On Shopping Tour lie found his brother Irving Kuhenfelt came In look Fifteen little children from Ihe for hi* sister. Doris Ruby. Uuerns, l.iitlierun Haven Imme at Slavia N Y will go Christmas shopping in San A few other saddened relatives ford tills afternoon to buy present* eume Red Cross workers bellied Christmas rands sung hy nu nil mule community churn* n-a.-h- tor friends und teachers as part Two Identification experts ing Into every home in Seminole County on Christmas Kve lias been of a nation-wide Juvccc Orphans (rom c|ly 1Mlij.. e force were proposal liv* u group of business men In Hanford who feel that the Christmas Shopping I'otir „„ |(an,| •plrlt set forth In the songs of the season may In. a vital force in Sanford Juycees will give each Aulhorlllvs said many of the btxlbringing ubout widespread harmony it was nnnotlnml today hy Floyd o f t h e youngsters three crisp new les ure so muliluted identiflcution I'ulmcr who was designated hy the organising group us eliiiiimun of dollar lulls uml the kid* will spend nroliulily cannot lie made except the * -------------------------------it any way they want The chll liy Jewelry, iiersnuiil i .................... effects, denthe movement. movement. m u nbreak it IMS H|* llllt'l’ tal work umf( fingerprints. up llllll into thtei Murlnn Hurnton, program di­ at the radio stution at Mtuii on droit will groups of five each accompanied Christmas eve, the committee rector of Radio Htutlun WTRll by a chaperone from Ihe home uml t'llll.DItR.VH 110.41 K said that the furilitie* nf tho i-lialrmsn •alt]. Tho naxt feature of the "sing­ u Seminole County Jaycee The annuul im-vtlng of the Canstation will lie given to this pub­ hat every person , Th? I«‘ #l Joyce* * raised fund* ing live" I# that trul Flurido Division of the Child­ lic service for the 30 mlnuto »»y »»»« ”«»•’ «f bal- ren's Hume Society will lie held white and colored who own*. "r period between 8:00 and Hi30 ..both it .... .... m.iu,.,.., r n , l l n s h n u l d l■i . r u It I r t - t w i r i i "loon* " ' o * at ■« Ihe m o (liristmu* v i i r i s i m u * imrade ill r a t i o and am Tuesday, Jnn. 8 ut 12:30 P.M. at o’clock on Christmas Kve. the Orlando Country Club. O, K. | Dr. Wade Rucker haa lieen France, executive director of the iviii n minto i n na ■special l u i c i n l fiisv.l will ugo fund fe.kiit from Society, chosen to trail a group of 60 o n L h r i i i m R i i v i un<i m bo the principal which the youngsters muy liny rec­ sneaker. will men Who will muke up the cen­ tuned to 1400. Kxpan*ioit plans to in­ “Wa want tu usk the young ords. Jaycee President Tim Craw­ tra l figure In tho county-wide clude Rrevar.l and Volusia counties song feat, Mr. I'uliner added, and people particularly to orgunlxe ford suys he hopes to see the pro­ in the Central Fluridu Division will their chural groups ami and give 30 ject adopted us mi annual affair aiked that all men who wlaht-d to minutes of their time i-nteiing he discussed._________________ ■Ing with this radio chorus get intu th# aplrit of the uccaaion I he W eather In touch with him or Marlon anti Join ua In singing these Movie Time Table Harmon. Chrlatmaa carols," Mr. I’almer WKATIIKR FRT HIT/. Emphaila was laid on the fact ■aid. Asheville 32 a "An American la Paris" th at what was most needed waa •1 With tha group at tho radio Hlsmark 1:44 • 4:12 - 0:40 • 0:08 tiot experienced singer* nor ■tation •1 #■ aatlng aa the lentlera Chicago MOVIRI.ANI) •1to trained voI,-ca, but tha fellow with everyone la than asked to alng M«w Orleans .. . 41 32 "Mr. Soft Touch" » #ong in his heart and tha true or hum. th# carol that I* being N»w Yurk 20 U 0:30 • 7:02 • Intermission 8:38, ChrUtMBi spirit in hi* aoul and ■ung. Concentration on the trun Winnipeg 0 • 18 Feutur# 0:17 who would really ting, Thera m i-aniu of tha worda la caaantial, Jncksonvllle 48 37 PRAIHIK I.AKK 07 would bo no rahoaraal and tha Mr. r a n te r continued. Miami ................. 70 "Sealed Cargo" turn wha want tof taka part In no 62 In thMMpray all over lha county Oiala ................. 0:30 * 8 tl6 • .10:00 thla bug* effort should allow up Tallahossiie ....... tV sa tU M Ob Paaa Thraa) 32 44 Entire Community It Invited To Join In Singing Christmas Carols »•;.,... r .. ------------------------ �— ............. ............................. - - .■ : ................................. — ■ : ----------------------K l TUB SANFORD HltfiALD Safest Time Of Life I Mon. Ddc. 17, 1»S1 P we » f ___________________ ______ The Sanford Herald __.. . BauMUfcMi (a leea PaMUWe eaiir m n . i lanweay aaS SaaSar , t i l ■ ■«»»!!■ Areas#______ ._ serai*# rises Matte* >•ftak er Of. IBIS, at Ike P « l HIIIh St Baalere, KlaHSa, aaSer tfce Aet ar C—areaa «f Msrek a IWk • nor.t.A vn i , draw M II n a n n u o * neiAie Was! arse Meaaae*_______ sF nsciiirT lo.v *B A fre------9p C a rrie r....... ....... —----- S .IB ■ • a rt ------------ -------l.ee • P 'M Mealle _ ..................... IAS •■ a Mealka * . * i t p e j r e e » ....... . _ . . . a.. ATT efcftasrr .aetieie. esrda #r » t ^ « resale Mima aa# as Ore* at "*s •••errs***--** (■* t.« aarpase ef sH**i!* /■■#»- will ka ekarae# far get eeaalir eSterll.laa n lH . i wepreaea le# “ Naiteaailr n r la* .newspaper M tam ealalltaa Itew Varfc*r •l Da trail. M ir aa • *1. I.aala. U a mriaker af Ike S . Tke Herat# HaralS I. •f* * ? '1. " ' * * r* " wfclrfc la aatllles ae*ela«l,elr la Ifca use fnr repakll‘ '■ ,- r "1 *_J. f C '.e ' i l *•L"*1 ■•**«e«rrr, aa nail arlalaS aa all ,#£,_»•«»* SUpalefcaa.______ ____ i a Mo n d a y , met'. 17, tesi TODAY'S Ilini.P, VRRgB "ntlDni hara been .destroyed and their proud replsU ta hate relumed Mo the dcaen JS f* . . **. * *tr*»np adtocale. : JTne I^iril hath n controversy with * •flesh.— *JiAl***Jo. }’n*20;3I, o , w111 W wlwllh all s ....__ e The Florid;, SsJely Couneil Jiendiom a Cliristmne card wliicli eieyi, Don t mike an atli of your■ ,wl f by imolung in bod". That's ff Jworlh remembering, you b*d* •irnoken. e I ^rew Pearson who Tim been *?? ** * liar, and more differen* Jaindi of a liar, by more people •than anyone elie in the world. ws» ■; , handled kindly and coniidcrslely by I - Rep. Sam Rayburn ihe other day |i after ibe tolumniil laid Rayburn ^ hid urged the Preiidenl to clean home. ''It vvai all a figment of ^ Somebody'i imagination", Rayburn V laid. f Down in Tampa we notice they are iliicuiiing the adviiability erf adding fluorine lo the city wslrr lUppliri a. a protection for children’s teeth, "It ii". lays Dr. A. P. Black, head of the chemiitry department of the University of Florida, "the greatnl advance in public health not only in this generation but in this century". Some day Sanford ii going to havt fluorine added to its water. Dan McCarty, candidate -for fovarnor, who ran Fuller Warren • do if recond in 194(1, breezed through Sanford the other day on • JM ck lour of the WbelirH fiii regular irfiedule camnaign ipcakinu. He teemed confident that lie 1* nut in front end will get a good vole in Se minole County although recog piling the handicap he ii under be re with a home town hoy in the race. The great Tallulah BankhcAd U dragged into court to Icitify auinit her former maid for hiking tbccki, ii tmearrd with mud; the beautiful Joan Bennett ii cm• barrelled by her huiband'i iliool[■ ini pf her alleged lover: .Senator Bridget Ii linked With the Internal Revenue icandali which have ditfZkCed loo manv of our govern* nest official*. We would not like ta b# a celebrity. They* teem to have to much trouble. Life In th e U nited States in safest a t ages nine and ten, according to the M etropolitan Life Insurance Company,' and less safo during th e f irs t year than a t any age to and in­ cluding 65. This is based upon an analysis by th e company of m ortality data for tho general population in 1040, as re ­ porter! by the N ational Office of Vital S tatistics. An all-time high of 67.6 years In expectation of life a t birth registered during the year' represents a gain of fully 4 years slnco 1040, tho M etropolitan notes, and a gain of 18>/i years slnco the s ta rt of tho century. Our g rea test gains In life expectation, It is pointed out, hnve boon a t tho early ngcH. At birth tho gain in lifo expectation fo r males during the decade nits been more th an three wears, whereas a t age 40 the increase wan less than n year. “This reflects the strides made in the control of the In­ fections of early life,” the company explains, “in contrast to the limited progress which lias been made In the control of the chronic diseases of mlddlo and later life. Then, too, with an unchanged life span limit of about 100 years, the closer th a t lim it is reached the sm aller Is the m argin left for gain." Tho extent to which women live longer than men Is grenter than ever before. According to m ortality conditions prevailing In 1041), women outlive men by an average of 5.6 years, as compared with 4.5 years a t tho beginning of tho decade. Kven If there should he no fu rth er improvement In m ortality, most people now living in the United S tates can expect to live beyond the biblical three sere and ten years. The Uses Of Bail When four of the notorious eleven Communist leaders jum ped th eir hail bonds a fte r being convicted of conspiracy to teach and advocate tho overthrow of tho government, they set off a chain reaction of attacks on the uses of thu rig h t of hull, Many Americans had argued th a t they should not have been free on ball anyway, w ith tho opportunity to go on with the activities which woru tho IjuhIs of tho charges against thorn. The flight of tho four brought de­ m ands th a t higher bail bo sot for Communists nnd th a t I hoy be prohibited from furnishing their own Imll money, which they apparently do not honitiito to forfeit iin an expense of tho Party. Tho Supromo Court has now handed down a partial a f­ firm ation of tho criticism of tho Communist uses of bail. It refused to ravlow thu cases of three bondsmen for tho fu­ gitives, jailed for refusing to give the court Information which might have helped to Ionite the four. The ruling sub­ stantiates tho opinion th a t those who furnish hall for a prisoner have an obligation to produce him In court. The opinion is Im portant to the Issue of the Communist uses of hail. They were using Oils ancient rig h t as a legal means to evade Justice, to enable a criminal to escape under a subterfuge, leaving only bis forfeited bail to satisfy the claims of Hociuty against him. Hail is not for huc Ii a purpose It Ih an Instrum ent to assure justice, not to defeut it; it is intended to ennblo a prisoner lo remain a t liberty while thu courts determ ine w hether or not he has been guilty of a crime. That right Is guaranteed in the C onstitution. The courlH have a right and u duty to protect hall by trying to prevent misuse and abuse or It. ( The Family Doctor Dr. A. (}. Ywlor, an 84-ye«r*old physician of Goshnn, Inti., hua been nitmttd "Fam ily Doctor of 1051" by tho AmcN deck in the form of ''Suntime", a weekly turvey of Florida, edited by Harrii Powrri, former editor jfef the Ocala Banner, grandion ’rank Harrii who'ran the ume 1- for 62 yean, and before Jh wai known ai. the dean rida journaliim. Among the gmlributori to ihe tnagatlna pin Andencn, publiiher of Mando Sentinel, who t«IU yorita Florida itory. i— interfiling itory about (ha lit of Florida, lomelimei I "the Gold Cout", from [ to Miami Beach, U da* 1. in the current iiaue of Magaxlm. Picture! era is &will prove interfiling to who want to know What place in tUn vary lm\ comer of our Mate, Meanmdredi of peopl* who do wh«t they now find on M com ! a m moving to ifWtMl which ia «vH»| to eg Him Uw South day*. _’ n T. ■ f-V-*! -a.’ * - f t* lasUisrH>■*-v . *,-• v’ V-f ‘ * 1 •' 40) to •$< field crate, field •quash $1.76 per hair straight neck sruaheli Yellow ttralgl ___ 88to . $2.10 per half bushel. Com prices ranged from $8. to $4.00 per bog of 0 doten. Tomato**, $$. to $7. per field crate, field run, WINTER HAVEN—(Special)—"Pepper price# reached the sea­ culls out. A good supply of all son's peak lait Friday on the Pompano State F a rm in ' Market ac­ items Is expected thla week. "Approximately 04,290 crates cording to 0. I). Hogan, Market Manager, when one lot aold for $20.00 per huihrl basket. Several loti arid from 110.00 to 110.00 per buahel. brought groi* return* of $2(17,A total of 8,070 bushels averaged Volume la lt|rht but 069.(10 for last week's sales on the . p $14.00. . ■bowing some Increaae though supplies are expected to be ligl until Fort Pierce 8tate Farm ers' Mar­ ket. Prices ranged from $2. to about February let. The supply of f averaging $6.10 for No. 1 beans has increased considerably William L. Wilson, Director of $9.20, green, field crate ,field run, culls during the past week, 00 cars Florida's stata system of Mar­ out, 00 net. No. 2 tomatoes moving nut on Monday, Dec. 10. A kets advised In his weekly sum­ averagedlb.$1.10: Pinks $1.60 to total of 121,177 crates average! mary of market activities. $6.76 averaging $3.20: 1000 bushI2.no per hamper for the week. "C. EL Phillips, Manager a l the of cucumbers sold from $8. to The heavy bean voluma on thla Florida City B ute Market re­ ela mostly $9.60 to $10. for best market with a heavy movement ported their first auction sale of 11., uahel, washed, waxed, parking from. £vt>rgt*J«i» area has de- this season was held last Tutsday house pack. Tomato volume I* de­ pressed the market considerably wllh approximately 1,700 buahela creasing according to M. E. Will­ and several cars are going to can- of tomatoes bringing an average iams, Market Manager, however ners dally at very low prices. rier of $8.07 per field crate. ■ome fields are expected to con­ fciunsh are In good supply at rlcea ranged from $2.00 to $0 .00 . Into January and cu­ l.elow average prices with 14,300 Gross aalea for the day touted tinue well volume will continue to hamper* nvrrngalng $.1.00 for the $13,735.00. Dally nuctlona ara ex­ cumber and possibly Increase this week. Other Items moving out of pected to begin thla week. Squash hold week If weather continues favor­ this morket last week were very Xnd Pole Beans ara moving in able. light supplies of hot pepper, aver­ light supply also. "A light volume of »produce Is aging $0.00) Limas, $0.00) Field "A sneak Treat In the Pahokea _. City peas, $2.06; Okra, $10.00) a total area last Wednesday night dam­ moving through the Plant 2,090 nlnta of ___ _.-90 of 0,000 eggplant averaged, $4.7$: aged young beans, but leafy crops Btate Market. with 4,027 bushels Cucumbers a t $9.40," were probably helped according to ■trawberriea averaging DOSic per pint last week. Price ranged from C, M. Todd, Manager of tho Pa- 60c to $1.16 per p in t Gross sales hokeo State Farm ers' Market. totaled $1,884.90. 19 hampers of They expect to start shipping col- Englishh peas sold from $9.80 to larua ana turnips a t an early date $0.70. ' , . averaging $4.20, 106 fancy By JAMK.H MARLOW and good quality celery began tallow allow crookneck squash $1.20 to moving tha past week at price# WA8IIINOTON -W V -. Bo far $3.10. averaging $3il0. One ham­ tho Congressional Investigation of ranging from $0.00 to $4.00 per per of Okra brought $0.70 and 2 crata. Celery movement, however, Ins aeandals has been a one-way bushels of Black Beana $2.00 each, street, eve,, though It performed It not expected to he heavy until according to W. D. Curry, Market after Christmas. Big fancy green Manager. s public service with Its disclos­ corn brought $4.50 per crate and ures. "M anager Ira E. Baird of Palight movement of white squash The Investigators—members of awant latka Btate Market reports cut­ at good prices. The a House Ways and Means Rub ting of cabbage ami collartls has committee—have taken a lot of market Is reported as dull. begun. Light volume will continue "Voluma of produce la Increautrouble checking on employes of Ing dally and dally auctions have for the next ten days. Quality js tho executive branch of the gov­ Started the Fort Myera Stato good. ernment nnd on civilians who havr Farmers’onMarket, "Tomatoes, squash, cucumbers, Manager Ralph been linked with tax rai.es. L. Alvaros advises they expect to okra and pepper ara reported by And the committee has forced continue dally auctions the rest Manager T. H. Rivers aa moving them to appear before It to answer of the fall deal. A total of 12,179 ovar Immokatee State Farmers1 questions In puhllc hearings. But ackages went through the mar- Market In light to fair voluma •Ms committee did not do the same ot the past we«k. (loo*! volumo with good demand on moat Items. kind of )oh when members of and good to axcellcnt quality is Quality is reported good to ex­ Congress wore Involved. reported on all Items with tha cu­ cellent. At least two House members cumber price ranging from $0.00 "The fall deal Is closing out on !mth Democrats, hnve hern nten- to $0.00 on fancy and $0.00 on the Wauchtrla Slate Market. Man­ tloncd as either Interfering In thi choice on packed-out-tiasls bushel ager Frank E. Conner reporta i’tax fraud prosecutions or taking baskets. Pepper prices ranged has been very auecassful Irn spile an unusual Interest in thorn. !lu< from $12,90 to $14. on fancy and of reduced ___ „___ ____ . iiy ad­ yields caused the committee did not force them (9. on choice per bushel basket. verse weather condltlona. Prlcvs to testify. The pepper price ramrod from have been the best In years and Anil the committee gave Ita owr *8.01) to $1,7,70 per field crato, the quality good. The market js chairman, Itep. King, Cnlifornla’r field run, culls out. Eggplant sold operating only three days weekly Democrnt, >|..-rlal treatment wher there were rumor* hn lipd Inter­ fered In ii Inx ease In Ids uwn state. lie demanded his committee In"csM-ate. It did. It held hearings for three days and then gay. King i clean bill of health. Hut the hear, ing was secret, held behind doors closed to Ihe puhllc. Hn far ii* Is known thla commit­ tee tins closed up shop on the pres, cut phase of Its Inquiries, ft goe* to Him Francisco next month fr nn InvestIgntlnn nut there. It tna* resume Washington hearing* some months from now. possibly different field from the ant It's been pursuing for the pact faw wpfki Rpt^ial treatment for Coaarress. Reach Pride At ___ ..__ State Farmer* Market t F THEWOULDT0MY E _____ The Reader And H is Paper un, y feen Birmingham Newa Every regular reader of a news- and the governments. • It la. In the last analyla, paper naa—or should have—a far eloaer relation to It than la in­ volved simply In casual reading. paper* who make the news. The A ateadfaat and studious study papers do not do that In a funda­ of tha newa of public affairs la mental sense. Readers make the basic In effective functioning as now* and moreover, they often a clttien. That la how newspaper have a direct part In gathering reading should be primarily re­ and reporting tho new*. F re ­ garded. That la a cltlien'a nec­ quently a reader acts as a essary taak as distinguished from reporter. And, In a way, he superficial skimming for diver­ function* also as , a sort of co-editor. People working on sion or entertainment. Hut there is moro Involved papers consider both their own than In this earnest reading. Our ideas nnd those of their readers government functions primarily In putting out their product., Not through public opinion. Not only only are readers' Ideas welcome: ifr** •emijrbf ‘’Tn-pfHtoni * c*I1 docs the geed nc’v*p*p*r Infot-m Ita reader so he can make on help greatly In Improving th e Intelligent contribution In public pro**. _______ [________ ■ 1 opinion. It Is also a medium through which he can express Seminole Venetian hit opinion, helping to advance Hlind Co. communication between the people t 'r u l e r N s w M s n s s s m s n t • Flcxatum Blinds— To Fit Any Sice Window now but growers are getting ready Plastic Tape for the spring rrop and a good Phone alia acreage la expected. 3,2ml — packages brought gross returns nf 122300.$0 last week with pepper leading In volume and price, averaging 814.19 for 1,016 bushels. Light supplies of cucumbers aver­ aged $6.8(1, eggplant $1.67, yellow ■quash $2.30, white squash $2.05, By beans $2.60 and 067 bushels of W. V. Bitting tomatoes averaged $6-10. Tnuehton Drug Co. "M anager Sandy Anderson of Just about every bodily or­ the Sanford Stata Farmers M ar­ gan by improper function ket reports the outlook for thi * could i ause headaches, so la it week la a good volume of rnbany wonder that this Is the bage, celery, bean*, Iceberg let­ most common ef ailments? You tuce, English peas, rscarole, rndrun easily understand too, why Ishcs and a light supply of corn, the occasional hradache comes green onions, parsley, squash arid and goes without Impairing eggplant plus a heavy volumu of health. all varieties of citrus fruit. A totni Ili-prated headaches are tho of 20 varieties af product ami fruit ones that need Investigation. totaling 26,620 units aold for $77,They Indicate chronic disorder 763,10. Bean* led In volumo an.I In tho body. Your doctor will averaged $3.16. celery $3.86, .cshe glad to check for the causo carol* $2.20 and cabbage $3.16. of those headaches. "Pecan sales continue on the The medicine he recommends Bonlfay Stata Farmers Marknt will bn effective In correcting with 16,961 pounds returning $.1,the cause, and not Just relievo 047.25. Stewarts brought 20ttc pain. and Seedlings 174 according to Purchase medicine with con­ Manager D. D. Coleman." fidence from a trusted, experi­ enced phaimsrlst. "Born Yesterday", the slxMi CojiyMstit longest run play in Now York This Is Ike liTnifc «l s series «l theatrical history had 1,643 per­ r.illlfirlnl HritrriisrmeaU appearformances. It closed on Dec. 3 1 ,1 line la this paper enrfc week. 10411. What Cause* Headaches? rt^O V hrri doctors who spend their lives m iniaturing to thu sick w i t h '*tho rule ' la ' used" In a rain like the little public notice. tnx scandals the nubile gets less A man cun earn tho title of doctor by graduating from a than a full Investigation. In falling to be Just aa rrlnntlesi medical school and mooting tho o ther requirem ents neces­ with fellow members of C'ingres> sary for his acceptance into the profession. This is not un as they are with outsiders, Cong­ easy m atter for the requirem ents are demanding ami tllf- ressmen simply follow a practice flcult. Hut thuro Is much more to earning tho titlo of family known pleasantly as Congroislun al courtesy. doctor. This Is another way of saying A physician becomes a family doctor only a fte r m any members of Congress don’t vcr> I phone culls which take him from his dinner or his lied. He often embarrass other members oil leurns to bo friend uml advisor to his pullouts, rejoicing Congress or make truuble f r r | them. with them in Joy of ovory birth, and alluring in their sor­ Yel-no one In Congrasi can pre­ row when his skill and knowledge cannot defeat the inevita­ tend Ita members aru always be­ bility of death. Hut a fte r nil tills ho Is loo often taken for yond reproach. granted. Dr. Yotlor is doubtless pleased th a t a fte r fifty years his efforts to heal thu sick havo been recognized in this wny. Hut grout as the honor is It probably pleases the old doctor no moro thnn his first rcnliiatlon th a t his patients considered him thoir "fam ily doctor." This And Thalt A new magazine comei In our f . lly UNCLE DAN In MoorcavlllefN. (',) Tribune Pri’ilitcnt Truman waa Idling reporter# in Key Wrat tho olhor day about a Joko ho played on hla gram! mot hr 4ft year# ago, He »ald he drtaaed up In a Yan­ kee uniform and wont to aeo hla randmother, who waa a hnteaded Confederate. He told the reportera that ahp run him plum ut of the houae and off tho arm. 1 waa Juet thinking how nice It would he If the Democrata In 1(>$> could do aa well as grandma. . 1 been reading what you’va been writing about printing tha relief 'roll* In tha newapapura. Kd Doolittle wa* tailing ua the other night about the welfare worker who waa vaa paying h1 tr an­ Hr nual vliit guti to Bug Hookum’n p ace. Beema a» Bug as If «l# tie B „ kl* family bee money glnee the and. event year »r tha welfare, rkar drop# by to wllh 'em a tn y Chrlitma* or aomepun. R ? We've had some recent axumidin lo the contrary- J. I'arnell Thom I ns, New Jersey Republican, and | Andrew May, Kentucky Demoora —both of whom were Imprituim' I for crookedness. j Congress had nothing to do with, disclosing their wrongdoing, That [ camo from the outside. The public has benafited from this Cungresslunal Investigation. [ but that does nut excuse the com­ mittee from making a mora thor­ ough Investigation than It itld. . . If you'vo put off your Christman Hhopplntr ^ until tho Inat m inutu-tlnn’t ilcapnlr! Hero nro wonderful Rift ItiRpirnUotiH with nntno nf th n t S "lust-m lm itc look." Kxoitintr gift* of Klnmottr . . . jjjg practical glftH for h o r-lh o y ’ro nil hero in our wltlc itrrny. CAMPBELL’S CABINETS # BUILDERS' SU PPLIES Phone 1447 # f) MILLWORK TIP TO A MAN GIFT*ShOPI‘RR Highway 17 03 South LT — i* SHE’D LOVE A ROBE! A lift (hat always dallghut Warm cuddly iob«s In rlchly-qullted rayon satins, tallorad flannsli, or lolorful chenilles. Many, many styles. 1939 PLYMOUTH 1947 BUJCK 8 Door Sedan, Oood Transportation Super Sedan. Tulip A THRILLING ARRAY OF (£ 3 % . » c ! S ! Slips For GUt-Gtving $145.00 Just toma on 1941 PONTIAC inw.no •1.08 to i f t .9 5 .'’Hv CHEVROLET lan. Clean, Oood Tfe Locally Owned , I105M 0 1949 JEEP STATION WAGON ■ry Lew MUasgv Leaks Nearly New, deed Three, Lovely Iace-trimmed or trim tailored slips) A wide variety of tropes and nylons. White, pastels. 2 �-------- t ! <-* of 1051 and ha* completed a strenuous si-hedttl" In military, physical and flight A t £dfpus Chrlsit academic, training, i iuui Pensacola, he ha* been P e n s a c o l a t special) —Nnvnl to advanced training at Aviation Cadet Raymond C. Fox oent Chriati, Tex. Thl* will be Jr. of the United States Navy aCorpus month *yllal>u* in cornt'V'k off and landed hi* SNJ hat four aircraft. Graduation "Texan” trainer aix succcsslv.* from lyin' advanced training will win tlmea recently aboard the USS hint the coveted Navy wing* of Monterey, cruising In the (iiilf of gold. Mexico, to romnl->te hi* airtntf'. carrier qualifications. Cadet Fox1. *on of Mr*. It. (!. General “Ike” Fox 8r. of IPSO Magnolia Avenue, Sanford, attended Ala­ (I n M I h d r s t*r»«i l*«Ef A n * I bama Polytechnic Institute Iwfore -bared hv Mr. Truinan and tho entering the Naval Aviation North Atlantic treaty organization H lfh t Training Program. Mo here. reported to Pensacola, “The An- commander The White House and Kisenhowhapolla of the Air” in March er'» he*<l(|unrtor« denied the Krnck story U S News A World Report say* it ha* "ntm e to the conclusion, from Information obtainable In Washington and New York" that Associate Justice William O Doug­ in* of the Supreme Court was Krock's source Krock, who has refused to dis­ close the Idcnllty of his Informant, declined to comment on that nr any other phase of the magazine'* report. Douglas was unavailable for comment. Today's magazine article reports Ihnt Dougin* and other jus Ih i........................................ tires visited the While House In the afternoon after the TrumanEisenhower luncheon The nrtlcle says it is "understood" that none of the other Jurista heard Mr. Tru­ man make any mention of the subject m atter of the Krock dls'pntch. Some doubt now has arisen as to whether Justice Douglas actual­ ly got the Information direct from the President or whether It came from someone else," the article say* "It could have been a mis­ understanding as to sources. "Hut the mystery grows as to why Mr. Krock’* Informant was so uncmilvucal Is attributing his state­ ment to Iho President." nm j rv x i r u in in g Just For Her w Castle Jewelry 111 W. rin l ? I'll. 1201 E GOOD'|LOOKING SPORT SHIRTS 3 .9 8 T h e y ’re pre-shrunk! Washable! ilandsonu'ly Ill tailored in rich spun rayon K»burdlne! Come pick out several of these now . . .you choose from 8 smart colon*! Small, med., large. * The Seminole County VetcransOn-Thc.Farm Training Class will hold a Christmas educational pro­ gram, following a turkey dinner Thursday night at 7:00 o'clock at the Future Farmer* Building at Seminole High School, John Pier­ son. Instructor, announced today. Tho Christinas tree ami fire­ place decorations will be pro­ vided by the Future Farmer* Chapter under direction of K. M. Eaddy, faculty advisor. Stanley Rrumley will lead In group sing­ ing amt will solo. II. E. Wood, On-the-Farm Train­ ing director, will tell of the vet­ eran* training program. G. C. Norman, supervisor of Vocational Agriculture of the Department of Education, will present certifi­ cate* to veteran* who have com­ pleted their fmm training courses. Rotary Meet ir.-a * u -« rrmm naei Jim llidtxclaw, Phil Wcstgate, Walter Hayne*. George Stine, Georgo Touhy, lloh Harris, Orville Touehton, Dr. Dr. A. W. Epps, Jr„ Jack Ratigan, Dr. C. I>. Person, and O. V. Horace. Brack Pci kins, Jr., F. D. Scott, Sonny Powell, Howard McGough, Henry A. Simpson, T. O. Brown, Harry l.ee, Jr., John Pope, Robert Cornell, Gordon Rrlsson, W. It. Nicholson, Earl Turner, E. J, Moughton, the Rev. II. I,. Zimmer­ man, Dr, A. W. Epps, 8r„ John P. Payne, W. K. hadcr, and W. C. Hutchison. Mr, Morrison Introduced the visitor* a* follows: T. W. Scott of Dunkirk, W. Va„ Roy Thompson of Perry,.N , Y., C. R. Perry of Pt. Pleasant. W. Vu., Charles Wagner of Brooklyn, N. Y„ I.eRny Lawson and Dr. Frank Knight of H IG H LIG H TS . H O LID A Y G IV IN G Castle Jewelry III WEST FIRST * Hendrix Refuses Farm Training Class Plans Xmas Program PHONE m i ira siissN ’I rt««« P a t * o**lI compliance Is dli[•qualification to run. When asked about the stand taken by Hendrix, the Attorney General refoired back to hia reent opinion. The question of enforcement of the new election law Is still in the air In the Capitol. Although Secretary of State R. A. Gray handles the filing of the required reports, ha has tsken tho posi­ tion the law gives him no enforcement authority. The Attorney General'a office says It will answer quaatloas concerning legal interpretation of the election law but haa no ele enforcement authority. Financial reports filed by other candidate* for governor today In eluded: Alto Adam*, 11,15.51 spent and nothing contributed. Dan McCatty $481.05 spent and $1,050 contri­ buted. Brniley Odham $470.3.1 spent and $440 contributed ami Dale Spencer, nothing spent and nothing contribbuted. Christmas Carols Tax Frauds (rs . . . _____ s tls iM _ rm rt O srl iontr* and Carroll Mctlev, former • * ~ *»*. hssd of Revenue Buresirs Alcohol Tax Unit. He wouldn't comment speclfica! ly on that, but It was during quo* tlonlng about it that Dunlap ,-aid the problems were tough. Dunlap also was ssked whether furmsr Revenue Commissioner Joxeph Nunan, Jr., figured In the New York Investigation. R was then he spoke of the In qulry as very broad. In none of the three cases did Dunlap cither rule nut or confirm that tnc three former high officials were under Inveatlgatlon. Dunlap announced the appoint ment of Frank W. Lohn as Chief of the Internal Rvenuc Bureau's Intelligence Division—the top In vestlgntlve Job In the tax service Lohn, a revenue agent since 102T, will succeed William II. Woolf, who is retiring after more than 40 years of lervlcc. Dunlap praised Woolf a* "a man at great loyally, with n high sense of honor and integrity " He cm phaslzcd that Woolf'* re 11re men I aid not stem In any way from the Inquiries Into alleged Irregularities In tho lax service. • r«atlKMM| I-rues h * i OMI there would lie a general con Nursery School cantratlon on the spirit that la deemed by many to he the sal­ il'iiM laiH rr«m nasi vation of the wot Id In those troubled time*. Radio* In homo*, string bends, make wooden toys, hospital*, ear* and place* of btial- paste, play game*, have free time, nr** should all be carrying this rest time, and snnrk time. Thev program, and the full cooperation are preparing a Christmas phiof ‘business houses and hospitals Is which thev will give on two ocen> especially solicited, according to Ions. First at the parly for then parents on Dee. 20 at which tilin' the sponsoring group. "In these time* when there they will present mother and fa seem* to be so much dlssention all thcr with gifts they have math' over the world, It Is fitting that for them and second at a parti in a small community such as which they will give for the child ours, where people are closest to rrn of the mil scry department of each other there should ba a the Methodist Children's Home In united effort for harmony. Tho Enterprise Each child will receive very nature of singing Is har­ u gift made by the Kindergarten mony. Tho singing together Is ers; a wooden toy, a airing id a harmonious effort thst should brads or a scrap hook. So you set bring a better feeling' Into the these children are early learning woild and make It once more the must Important of the Christ the peaceful place that the Prince of Peace intended that It should be. Singing HI* songs will surely help. Let's everyone' Join In tills grea great effort." Mr. Palmer concluded. mn* lesson*—it i» n time for giv­ ing a* well n- n timr fur level-. Ing gift*. Oil Friday evening of Inst week, these liable* nppeared nt a Christ urn.- entertainment sponsored by the DeDnry t'ivlr Association and held in the Enterprise School Au­ ditorium, and charmed the audi­ ence. The n.sociutiou i* certainly grateful to them and their teach­ ers lor having trained them. Their first excursion was to the Sanford Zoo, which they enjoyed immensely. After the holidays thev phin to make many such field trips. On some Saturday in January they will sing on Station WTRR on the Chihli ell's Talent Program. At present their greatest need I. for * f.innn so I lint their tnusienl program may be widened In "cope to include singing, dancing and a rhythm bnnd. Some one Ims offeroil to give them Instruction if I hr piano can he - ecu n-il. Every Indy e once rued with 1 1it e project i> to In- congratulated, fur it is not merely u successful "ex­ periment" hill rather It is nn ticcompii.'hment of which nil a i he proud Auto Accidents 11 i,nil mini r r a n •'*■* Heel anil then released on bond* of I5U each were Itohcit John ion of St. Petersburg mid (limit Edge of Sanford. Damage to each automo­ bile was estimated nt about $4I>0. Maine* Morgan, 97 year old Negro, was tirated today by Dr. J. N*. Total, foi luuise- and cuts le-uttlng from the wrecking of n IP97 Cncviolel sedan at .1:00 i 'dock Sunday nfternoim on the Southwest Read when it hit the ciiib, went into the ditch and turn­ ed over. Following a test by the Dtunkomelei, Morgan m n charg­ ed with driving while drunk, ac i-oi ding to police A 11*51 Mercury convert Hilo coupe, reported stolen Saturday night from where It was parked id Fiisl Street and Magnolia Ave line, was found eally Sunday morning where it had been aban­ doned at Twenty-fifth Street and Mel Ionvlllc Avenue. It is the pro­ perty of M. M. Burnett, ftOl Oak Avenue. The collision of nn automobile with n semi-truck tractor on the Dcl.nnd Highway near Pt'Harv yesterday, resulted In the i.zath of the automobile driver, Leroy Felder, tin year old Negio of Man­ ning. S. C., according to Highway Patrolman W. C. Ortagti*. Four Negro pnssengers In the car were Injured and were taken to the Dcl.nnd Hospital. They are Mon. Dee. 17. 1951 I'nge 5 THE SANFORD HERALD William Fcltlri, believed to h*, n brother of the dead Negro. John II. Itngin, Edmund Cain and . • Martin. The tractor was driven _ir Hubert Tart. Jit, of Newton. N. t Iron la made up of a very large number of tiny magnet* which make any piece of Iron magnetic when they are lined up by being placed in n magnetic field. MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL AND TO ALL A GOOD NIGHT. Insure n good night hy replacing an) old lump) mallrpss with an ECHOLS mattress—marie rsprrlnll) for you In thr pricerange that wilt suit your huriprl. We will he glad to h a i r you come in ami see ECHOLS tu rlrty of firthllng to suit any bedroom In your house. We ra n also m ake up that special m a ttr e ss In fit thnl o d d - l i n ! hrd. A GOOD NIGHTS SLEEP WILL MAKE A GOOD MORNING FOR YOU WE’RE WIDE AWAKE TO HELP YOU SLEEP. SEE US TODAY—SLEEP BETTER TONIGHT nt t i n i nt . r o I IN P alm etto Avenue Sanford, Florida Di-Land, Robert Ln,Monte of Ovie­ do, and Dr. II. W. Rucker of San­ ford. SIB HOW MUCH MORI YOUR GIFT DOLLARS RUY AT P IH H IY ’BI A TIB* T S © V « V I S I T O R S : ELECTRIC CORN POPPER WITH CORO 3 .9 8 No stirrin g ! It's uillom alic! Top lift* tiff for serving, doubles tis chafinn dish. A really d iffer­ ent gift Idea from Pen­ ney'*. Chenille Robes Wonderful Gifts TH EY 'R E WARM, Share your WAHIIAHLE, AND NEVER 'sunshine m zm s " NEED IRONING! Perfect for that gal who loves to relax and take thing* easy! t ’heenllle la ao warm and coxy, and almoat taken cart of itaelft Full wrap-around aklrt, yards wide—lage graceful acroll dealfn. big handsome collar. 'Luneioua colon t melon, turquoise, ofia, duety pink, wine, enpen, maixe . . And lota more! Hlua with the folks back home! 12 t o 20 , I A t your limitc. Florida-made sportsssear ilu t'* *ix ntonilis altcatl of next summer'* link-hom e fashion*. Tempting confection* featuring rare and exotic trop ic fruit*. Novel l.an'n import*. Stin-ki**cd costume jewelry. There'* something for everyone — something iniit/ur — something that say* " H a v in g a w onderful time — w ish you were with us...in tim iilu ! " Send G ifts with a Boy’s Cotton Fannel Shirts S A N F O R IZ E D f! FLORIDA FLAVOR! GABARDINE SLACKS FOR BOYS CANT S H R IN K OUT O P F IT ! FELT SLIPPERS 2«29 FLORIDA POWER A LIGHT COMPART mm* V poll cotton flannel it throoftht ConMi collar. S t y M ao alt Ba wiaot Bay M. II. I'ntrmsa. N ssia if UN »;a,i Kit*i at., aeaferN. FI*.' [ O lb of iv iry i| t w. jto m ! Gay prillm im n y cottar, W * U p . . J i i N s tu r d y ., . •*-- .. . , , - .1 . - . . . A .A -: it .»vfW*e • ' l * ' H Vs .► ... ,A t . „k ^ - 1^ . . _________ - .L - . UNCI 1*10 P h o n e 12.12 �0 a• r a m n nn “■------ M M H t THE HANFORD HERALD . M«» l»w^)JT, iM i PN O N K 14H Social Calendar MON HAY An Important meeting of the Inter (rslt-mlly Cnunc 11 will lie held . al Hit* City Hull ut B;0U I1. M. B/I/UI;/Wpn»»»ntatlvt'i are urged to t-otne. and bring their money and •Iso a lint of those who have paid. Intermediate It. T. U. of Can* , trsl Baptist Church will hold their 1 Christina* I'arly lit the home ut Mr. ami Mr*. Kd Duvl* ut 7:1*0 KM. T|1 KMI) VV The American Home Ih-paitmenl of the Huuford Woman’* Club' will have their unuual chllJ„ rrn 'i Christmas Party ut 4:00 KM. * ,sat the Club. Mother* are requested to bring gifts for their own children.The Pilot Club will hold It* reg ­ ular hualna** meeting at the ' Yacht Club ut H:00 KM. The busrd will meet lit KM. The Plileii* Clu*» of the First Baptist Church will meet In the annex fur Its nnriiiul Christmas party. Memher* will bring toy» 'for the cradle roll department und - a srift for exchange. The Junior (I. A.'* will meet ut the First Baptist Church in tho T.E.L. Class room ut U:H0 I'.M. The Chapel Choir will hold re­ hearsal ut 0:46 I'.M, ut the First Baptist Church. WKDNKHDAY Midweek Prayer Service at ConIral Ilantlst Church at 7:30 KM. ■ The Prayer Meeting Hervlco at (ha First Baptist Church Will IreBin at 7:110 I’.M. We continue with , tire Htudy of. John’s (hispid, TIIIIIIHDAY h Tho Itoyal Andiassadurs will meat at the First llaptist Church a t 0:00 P.M. >• The Youth Choir will meet nl f t tha First Baptist Church fur re­ hearsal at 0:45 I'.M. The Junior Brotherhood will meet at the First Baptist Church a t 7:80 P.M. In the Men’s Bible Class room. The Men's Brotherhood of the First Baptist Church will have th tlr regular Hopper unit Pro­ gram inerting in the Menn-Usl e d ­ ucational Building at 7:80 P.M. Officer** Wives Club Ih Given Party The Officers' Wive* Bridge Cluh of the Hanford Naval Auxiliary Air Station enjoyed a Christmas party Friday evening ut the home of Comdr. und Mrs, (J. It. Pearson, With husbands of tlm club mem bfr* being guesta. Artistic Christi__ ________ Christmas decurallon* Including arrangements of poloaatllaa and a lighted Christmas l fpssl* psats assembled fur for hbridge, (lifts r# exchanged .ami* anti4 late in the ofenlng a hitffef-style li treat was served. J. . a a C i / V -and“ Mr*. - K. B. Donohoo l.t. and- Mr»1 J °hn H. Her, Comdr. and Mrs, C, A. Blouln, Capl. and Mr*. John I,. Chittenden, l.t. and Mr*. (). K. Nocholton, l.t. and Mrs. K. It. Ilrowiieller, l.t. and Mrs. W. V. Volmer, l.t. and Mr*. 8. W. t'ark*5 and l.t. and Mrs. It. W, Itamuy. Miss Robinson Named Prenident Of League i Charity Ball Given At M ayfair By Elk** Miis Hnru (linn has left for her About 8(10 people attended the highly successful Charily Bull home In Florence, 8. C. where she of the Sanford Elks Club ut the will spend about two weeks. Mayfair Inn Saturday evening. roreeds of which go to the Mr. and Mrs. A. I,. Hklnner had arry-Aima Crippled Children's us their guests .Sunday, Mr. and Mr*. Pat Wilson and son of Frosthome In Umatilla. Tony Perex and Ills orchestra proof, furnished the music for the eve* i Mr. nnd Mrs, K. L. Parker ning of duncing, nnd the liiillrooni of the Inn was guyly decorhted had ns IheJr weekend guests, with gurluiids of blue und *llye- Ptiink and (Hernia Crute or mettillir paper, lurge silver star" (Won nnd Miss Aggie McNeils agulnsl bine bark grounds, and mid Frank Crute of Macon, On. blue-lighted Christmas trees. Fnvors of bats ami confetti, distri­ Mrs. Jean Buffer and young buted ut Intermission, added to 'on, Chubby, have left for Union, the festivity of the occasion. H. C. where they will II spi spend tho Mr*. Many lovely holiday gowns Christmas holidays with were admired during the evening. Buffer's family. Mrs. Karl lligglnhothuui win Ml** F.rnestlne Wostphal and striking In a tangerine n«t with ballerina skirt. Mrs, Clifford J Mrs. Thelma Sykes will spend the Boyce was charming In u unld Christum* holiday* In New York crepe dinner gown, nnd Mom-' City visiting friends and relsMrs. C. A. Illouln was lovely In tives. n strapless rurktnll frock nt Ml«s Nuaey Williams left recarles net. Mrs, John Jlcr wore u In-coining short black formal i <idly far Philadelphia and Bead­ with velveteen bodice und buuf ing, Pa. where she will visit fant skirt, and net lie Mrs. Mill friends for about a week, return­ Tyre chose a short formal in ing home for Christmas. ourple, studded with sequin*. Col. and Mrs. S. O, Barrlman Mrs. Iloliert H. Ililllilim-r i lovely dinner gown of uipin und have n* their guests at their home cocoa hrown featured seven- io l.oeh Allan, Mrs. Elliott Know­ lines, and with it she wor» two , les and Mrs. Fred Works, of Gluuiovriy orchids. Mr*. Al Coe, win* ” aMhad "Iluppy Birthday" pluyisl Mlsii Mary Ann (lalloway lin.i to her hy the orchestra was Interesting In Amerlraii Beauty arrived home from the University chiffon with matching ciimelllu ot Florida In (lalnesvllle to spend corsage, Mrs. Kalph Wight's pah her vurutton with her parents, pillK shin l r.iii.ml feutureil u>i Mr. und Mrs. Juhn I., (iufloway. off-shoulder lieecklln# which was Friends of Murry Nance, son enhanced with n lovely orchid, Mrs. John Fitxputrirk modelie-l of Mis. Mary Elisabeth Nance, will regret to learn that he Is u frothy while m-t with "on one shoulder, off one shoulder'' neck - confined to the Orange Memorial line, nnd Mrs. Bale Hcoti mail-- Hospital following surgery. one think of Paris in her royal Sydney (). Chase III arrived blue satin with shining rhine­ stones anil pale blue net stole. .Saturday from Woodherry Forest Miss Frances Marsh of Orlumjo, School In Virginia to spend the with his parents, Mr. and wore a Christmas-red net ovci holidays taffeta, nml Mrs. ".Sonny" Mrs. Sydney (). Chase. Powell's Mark taffeta wo. Clarenre Clause, a student at stunning with a yoke effect of pink, blue, a n d ,' purple. Sirs, f1’" , " f 1N or‘hL Carolina Oeorgo Barden c h U „ ..... unlay " / j Wto .spend " 4 the holiday* 2with ft dinner gown of deep purple com­ | hl» parents, Mr. arid Mr*. W. C. plimented with rfiitiestoae ac­ • cessories, and Mrs. John Craw Clause. ford, "Jackie" was vibrant In llaviil Bale, small son of Mr. candy strips taffeta. Mrs. Harvey II. Bale of Kiss­ Committee chairman for the nnd returned home yesterday dance were Kalph Wight, reser. immee, visiting his grandmother, vutlonsj Karl Higginbotham, after Mia. (I. F . 'Murphy for a few favors; |,eo llulner, advertising; days, ' Charles Morrison, publicity: A. f t Hklnner, music nml enter­ Comdr. ami Mrs. Hubert K, tainment: and John Fltxpatrirk, Pearco and ml three tnree sons son* are eg reception. rerted to arrive Dee. 27 from California to spend some time with Mrs, Pearce’s parent*, Mr. and P arty !h (ilven Mrs. fit. Clair White. W For Barbara Saunders Mis* Barbara Handers, whose marring) lu Karl Swanner of Or­ lando will be an event of Bee. 27, was honor guest al a Coen Cola parly given recently by Mrs P. R. Bach nml Mra. J. Harold Chop man, al Mrs, Chapman’* lake frtml home. The hostesses presented the hmtoreo with a piece of her chosen silver pattern Relreshmenls of samlwlrhes, caken, mils, mints and Coca Colas were carved. Among those present wnro Mra. Benny Auatln, Mra. (ieorge Andrew ?.po*.r.’ J S p e n c e r Harden, Mrs. David Bach, Miss Jonl Saunders, M lu Carol Skinner, Mr*. T. C. Mol® and Mr*. (). B. Woodruff, Jr., bolh of Orlando, Mrs. Chapman and Mr». Bach. --------M lu Mary Hoblnsun was elected ildent of the Junior Women's Vue of the Congregational Ith for the coming year, at a ting of the heegue whlcn w u at her home recently. Other ere s ected were Mrs. Bonner 7» vlce-presldentj Mrs. liar* mas party to he held at the church jeHiet, secretary) Mrs. Ralph board, treasurer, and Mra. par sh home, Bee. 28, and routine builnau wan discussed. Lasting, chaplain, At the conclusion of the meeting a weie made'fo r a Christcontests were enjoyed, with prises *,e|nK won by Mrs. bossing, Mra. Stlnaon, Mrs. U m bert Pal* Todays Qulizical Clyde K*r- Mr,"' Wilbur Keeling and Mias Helen Witte. Quit Lata In tha evening delirious TKBT YOUR Ml. ()." were served front 1) Who was pie father uf he dining table which was con* n ant Abel? • • graceful arrangement HI) What holiday comes an of Christmas greenery and color* Bundau Imtween Mur. 81 and ful ornaments. The Christmas mo* pr. tOT <0* iro Bf W4» further carried out lt?du* m Where was tha man W Ifh wlvea going t "■ fc'kX ih .W ho printed the first Those present were Mra. Car* eh.New TestamentT ter, Mra. Stinson, Mra. Palmer, Who was Robert Fit* Mr» Ln°'r'?» '.M r» ' llnrohl Her bat, • w m will bo found among .today's C liiilfied Ada. pbon. Mrs. Keeling, and M lu Robinson. S Vi'm Va- r. . _ ■Mias Ollle Reese Whittle ha* left for Ralnbrldge, (la. where she will spend Christmas with her mo­ ther, and Miss Ann French will •■Islt her parents In Vablostn, Ga. fur the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Holley head Plan to leave this weekend for Dallas, Tex., to spend Christmas with their snti ami daughterdnlaw, Mr. and Mrs, W. K. Holleyhea<l, Jr. uml family, ,.Jl¥uvSr H- Coagravo, seaman, UHN, Sanford, arrived in Long Beach, Calif., Haturday, Dec. fl v •• / ta?* PV*'?FK* ‘w Pearce-BontJdT In Beautiful CbJU • *\ • £»is "i - rcjwony . - . 3 4 --------------The wedding of Mias Barbae* Ann Pearce, daughter of Mr. .’X ' s r r & e w and Mrs, Hubert M. Pearce* of Mr*. Pearee wore' a Hoar length this city nnd Donald Thomas gown of aqua lace with 1om< Reagan, son of Mr. and M n. H. pink gloves, and a - corsage of G. Reagan of New Orleans, La. pink roses. She waa ushered Into w u an avant of Sunday after* the church by her son, Hubert noon at 0:30 o’clock in the First Monroe Pearce Jr. Mrs. Reagan, sptK Church. mother of the groom, was Baptist Tha double ring ceremony was gowned In a street length dress P* rformed by the Rev. W. P. of plum colored crepe, trimmed Brook*. Tall baskets of white gladl in purple, with whlcn she wore oil and white chrysanthemums a corsage of yellow rosebuds, Immediately following the cere­ and palma were placed on Onrostrum. Burning tapers were mony a reception was held at Hu* nlared in three branched candela* home nf the bride's parents on bras. Nuptial vows were apoken E ast Hecornl Htreet, which * • • as the couple stood In an ar*h- decorated throughout- with while wav which waa entwined with flowers and greenery. Mr*. Frank Woodruff Jr. re­ fern and white flowers. Family pew* were marked with white ceived the guest* at the door ribbon and white gladioli, and Mr*. Joe Corley ushereo Rev. Aubrey Sara, Canadian satin Wedding music waa presented them to the receiving line, which Evangelist, will ill ‘bo the ‘ principal speaker at Ihc World F.vangelUm by Mra. Kvana McCoy, organist was' composed of the wedding party and pa rents of the married rallies at tho Armory starting Wed­ end Evans McCoy, soloist. nesday night al 7:45 o’clock, and .The bride, given In m arriage couple. continuing through Sunday at which by her father, wore a bride) gown * Assisting were the Misses Mar­ llpMfarr satin, Mini) featuring garet Hunt, Martha Shannon time a final rally will be held at of white n)l| naekllne, voutlined with Ellen Driggers, Jackie Rowland 1:00 P. M. Other members In the a high nWn.i.iv, party are Gerry Grafper, plirHit Chantilly lace. The bodice was Barbara Anderoon and Joy e* and player of the vlbrn harp, who -overed with the aame lace which Anderson. Roger Harris played *-----e In holds a m ------isters degree In muoic music, formed a long pcnlum and ended the piano during the reception ................Jlob rough, Can In a train. The sleeve* of Chan­ The dining table was centered adian soloist am song leader. Jack tilly lace were long and ended In with arrangements of whlt« flow­ Ihe ci campafgn Stewart. Iho . _ manager, ___ oolnts over her hands, Half rov- ers flanked with burning tuners was recent director for the Ports -red huttons were down the hack On It waa placed the punch howi mouth Youth for Christ campaign of tha gown. Her flmrer tin and a fnnr tiered wedding cakeund has worked fur the Youth of length Veil of Frrneh Illusion fell topned with a miniature hrlde Christ International for the past from a headdress of n half hat ami groom. with a crown of mntchlm' leetwo years. Serving were Mrs, J. P. HoltsRev. Sara and his party are having orange blossoms on either ris e , Mr*. Fun lew P sn r Mrs making preparation (or uxtenaiva side. Hhe carried a white satin Glenn Howard, Mrs. S. C. (Iramissionary efforts in Africa, South Bible, topped with a whlt» orchid ham, Mrs. C. E. Brown, Mrs America and the Far Hast. with a purple throat, showered W. P. Witt, Mr*. Hammv Kong. with eatln streamer* and tiny Mrs. O. A. Anderson and Mr*. D. C.. Keene. aboard tho heavy cruiser USS Hel­ white flowers. For travellng'the brld" wore * M lu Kay llolticlaw waa maid ena after more than eight months of action ugulnst tho Cuinmunlsta of honor, ffor gown was of Iliac bro«'n wnol gabardine soil with net over lavender taffeta, with a gold blouse' and hat, ,nnd browIn Korea. strapless bodice, which featured shoes an-l pocket hook. Upon their' Miss Jiuitim- Williams, daughter t pleated net Imsom. The short return they will be at home o' of M r.'ami Mrs. K. C. Williams, sleeved taffeta Jacket* buttoned (ltMl R. Second Htreet. who I* u member of the Junior tt the waist with self covere-i class ol Huntingdon College In buttons. Her headdress was n Garden Club Plans Montgomery. Ala., was voted tha band of net with flowers an must vt-rsufile gill of Ilnntlngdnn •Ither side, Hhe wore match­ Christm as Program ing net mitts and carried a ere*, College. cent IxiiMpiet of deep purple chry­ The Sanford Garden Club will Mr*. Kuchid Peace, who Is Home santhemums, and yellow pompons present a Christmas program Kconomlst for the Florida Power with vellow satin ribbon. afternoon at 2:00 o'clock Brldemnlds, Miss Mary Jrnn Tuesday and Light Company, has recently at the Garden Center, Mr*. C. W, moved to Hanford rrom Rome, (in. Dobson. Miss Jo Ann Htrawdar llamll, chairman, announced tulay. und is milking her home with Mias and Miss Gertrude MeCarley, Mrs. Fred R. Gann* will speak Rebecca Stevens ut (121 Park Ave­ wore gnwna of Nile green net on "Christmas Decorating Ides*." over taffeta Identical to the hop- Mrs. Michael Glnron and Mrs. nue. «red attendant’s, and carried Chsrles Wilke Will give demon­ hououct* of vellow strations on candle boards and Miss Margie Wurmoth nnd Mies crescent Rrbrrrn Mi Bride will spend mum* with yellow satin ribbon. Christmas c<friuige*. Chrlstmss ut the respective home* The other three bridesmaid*, Each circle will bring an a r­ In Chester, and Paculet. H. C., nnd Mis* Marv Frances Loyd, Miss rangement of flowers or fruit. AH Miss Peggy Fraser plans to be “ hlrley Witt of l.ak* City and members of the Gsrden Club and away for about two week* visit­ Mis* Jean lmn« Miller, were the public are Invited to attend. leeased In yellow gowns of ing In Greenwood, H. C. 1h* same pattern and curried BAPTIST CLASH Mi*. 8. J. Nix left Friday for crescent bouqueta of g r o p mums The monthly class meeting of Ihe Phllndolpblo where she will bo tho tied with gr«en snlln ribbon AH Central Baptfil Church met Tues­ goesl or her son and daughter-in- Mtcndnnt* wore short net mitt* day evening with Mr. and Mrs. O law. Mr. and Mrs. H. ,f. Nix, Jr •n i"Meh their dresses. Owen >t 1311 Oak Avenue will for ulmut two weeks. Kn route Crlll Dianne Harden, cousin of G. a covered .... dish . supper, A short to I'lilindeliihlu she will visit Mrs. (he bride, wan flower girl. Hhe business meetUng followed. William Norman, the former 'vs* dreused In a w n of nlnk Thoso present wars: The Rav Nancy Ruasetter, In Washington, te l over t»ff#ta, with a sweet­ and Mra. S. L. Whatley. Mr. and UiL) heart neekllne. |f«r headdress M n. O. 0. Owen, Mr. and Mrs. of pet had small roses aUarhed A. 11. Maddox, Mr. and Mn. Jack Prof. Frank Phllput and Prof, to either aide, end the basket Whatlay, Mr. and Mn. Glen Prica. John Junes, the IDepartment me*,. from tfte . . ---------- | prf rose petals she carrle carried was Mr. and Mn. D. L. Hralnard. Mn. Kdv of HfaHh and Physical Education (rimmed In pink net. ft nl the ’ ‘Urtlversltyy of Florida, ' DewsY Dexte- Keen. »K o' if Henry Tookc and Robert Hhoe Vtusln o ' the hrlde, art-d as ring vln and Mlsa Jean and Tommye maker were the weekend guests of hearer. He was dressed In white Methvin. Mr. and Mra. H. E. Morris an-l and carried the rings on a heartsons, Ernie and Robert, at their shaped white aatln pillow. WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT M*Q Ranch. Mr. Reagan had as his best Mr. and Mr*. F. I- Dampler man, Raymond Yates, and ushers snnounro today the marriage of Miss Ada Adams left Haturday were Hubert Monroe Pearce Jr., their daughter, Joan, to Jack for Hlldcll, La. where she wilt visit brother at the brid*. Hob W is e , Ludwig, son of Mr*. John Ludwig for about a week with her par­ Till Tarhutton and Jimmy Myers. nnd tho late luhn Ludwig on ents, Mr. and Mr*. W. A. Adam-, Roger Garner and Don McCoy Dec. I, in Folkston, Ga. who will return with her to Han­ ford to spend Christmas with Mr. and Mra, R, A. Newman. Mist Oliva Ann Adams, who Is attend­ ing Emory University In Atlanta, will Join tier family hare and t< expected to arrive next Friday. ....... ,* Enttrpriie-Ntwd ? ts By I A T N B M M tL L E U Warren Jackman, DaLand High School aenler, won first Itlaca In an oratorical contest at the statu Key Club contention last week In Orlando. The topic of his ad­ dress waa “Freedom le Not Free". He hae been awarded an all-ex­ pense trip to Chicago next sum­ mer to compete In the national contest of the Key Clubs from all over the country. Congratulations, Warren, on a fine Job which makes us all proud of you. Warren Is tho son of Mrs. Irsne Jackman, rest, deal superintendent of the Child, ren's Home. An epron shower will bo given Monday afternoon a t 3:00 P.M. a t the home of Mrs. Warren Hlse. Everyone la asked to bring an apron which will be sold and tho proceeds will be added to the build* Ing fund for the new parsonage. Com* and see tha lovely handsome aprons which will make nice Christmas gifts for your family and friends. Mra. Mary Larson has spent the past two weak* visiting her grand­ son and family, Mr. and Mr*. Bob Lee and Sharon In Avon Park. Robert Nelson and Paul Carta r of Oglethorpe, Ga. are spend­ ing several days visiting Mr. Car­ ter's slater, Mra. H. C. Peterman. After their vlait hare, Mra. P eter­ man will accompany them an n trip to tha youthern part of tho state. Mr. and Mr*. E. R. H art of Southbend. Ind. and her brother, Charles McGrow of Marlon, Ind. are staying In the former Nleh home for several months, Mr. Mc­ Grow will start work next week on a new home for hi* sister and ner husband. Mr. and M n. Harvey Dunn, the P.sv. W. E. Klrrhrr and fltaulev Enterline attended the Council m atting for Central Florida Boy Scouting Tuesday evening in Or­ lando. A rummage and baked foods Mn* aem*-from tha paat afn** i Those planning to donate foot or l clothing-plans* bring before B>30 J A.M.* in# time-for tho sale. . — ' DR. II. K. RING CHIROPRACTOR Pleaoe call for appalatmeal Phone 1733—ITU Just For Him Castle Jewelry Pb. I1M t i l W. First BOOTS For Boy* & Girin From 1 To 10 Years Old -3 .9 8 SANFORD SHOE CENTER HU HANFORD AVENUE. "indoor idlort" by IB # * # * 3 .9 8 NARROW AND' MEDIUM SUPERB D IA M O N D R IN G S M CH RISTM AS t o n ig h t ;i»y. *!»'t Veaif.y'-.- . t m \ ia io n u ^ g i):. fin * flo ra o u t W m. ffro ra o rifia c l.d ttifn ft M " v io rau tl i 1. ijp or co ck u U r i i ^ i . . . »U «-S ft w ith p m io u i g tm d iam o n d * . . . all p r ic 'd M f««r a a tb a it o u ta U n d in j quality w lU , M W W W ' ■HSSte >7 . 1*‘yrHT'ipL(■*i-,? fv K v r iftiitm B I Tim e s H iT O H »\i4;v f* ■ Yr<' ‘J f f1.j T.V-.* O j••:-’•'jf*. Vn■:'WW*v«r ifHJ-T zt.t 7'2 * *<Cu. . TTTTT i tt* ------ -— " ■**■■“* "■*1* J - 'Tl-T'V �t P lantation E states ■r •BBSS' PATTERSON Mr. and Mrs. Walter 3. Wason of Greenwich, Conn, have been staying at the Mansion while having the landscaping don* un their home on DeBary Drive. Mr. Wason has been associated Jtlth the Ernest Simon Manufac­ tu rin g Co. for more than 80 years and Is now Presldsnt of that Company. He is also ac­ countant for the Aertlc Co., both of Greenwich. The Waaons hope to wind up their business In the north this spring and make their permanent home here then. By the way havp you noticed the beautiful job Norman Hughe* la making of our shopping center since he ned up lus branch store of Mann nuraariivi there? He landscaping for the Wason*. Talking or our shopping center the Ireland* have put In aolne of these delicious candles made by the Taylor Candv Co. of Davenport, Fla with Florida pro­ ducts. But good, here goes my diet. W lltlim 'G . Smith and his two sisters, Lily ami Marlon, have moved Into their new home on JjeBary Drive. The Smiths nre g o t n Washington, D. C. Mr. and Mrs. C. Claim" of Detroit, Mich, have Joined their family a t the hnme of their daughter, Mrs. Wilbur Nelder, for Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Tied*r s n have flown north to spend Christmas with their fsmllv. They were entertained by the E, Harry Unk!es at a small cocktail party before leaving. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fanning ive gone to snend the holiday* Ith their nephew’s fnmlly In Georgia. The Haturdnv Night D* nrn Club held a Poverty I’artv Inst week with Mrs. J. N. Cole as hostess. There was a good at­ tendance nnd some very good home made coff»" rake for re­ freshment*. It did not look like poverty to me. The only thing we were short of was breathe from doing the fast Paul Jones a n d Polkas. A committee was appointed to arrange for n Christmas narty for the .Matenl-tv before Christmas. All I lie Clubs rre sending help to decorate the Cluh rooms fnr ihn holidays. |t looks like a Gala season, there a r t four parties srh-dul-i al­ ready. We will decorate Friday. Dm . 14. The Glee Club mot on Wednes­ day with th<dr usual imod a t­ tendance end are all set for their rly nest week. W» have lewm getting letters, telephone calls and tel«>rrams from the Groves and Munroes an*t t h e e e'l Insist *tpu> em o"’ wait until they get back but It seom* to m* they are having a wonderful t t e e In New Ye-'togtther. 'nvey met Captain Grovea and had lunch with him on the 8. 8. Rxcallbur, the day it docked, they are all gnimr to attend Andrew Munroes wedding ^ i» Saturday, D»c. 18. • 01m and I had been Invited to the Groves for Christmas dinner and Teresa tells me that tho Captain Is sklpnlmr this trio to sea and will have dinner here with us. Their son, l,t. Coimlr 8. Norman Jr. Is living jrt< over »he Parifi" nnd will not be with them but | know that Duke, who sailed on the Rxcallbur for five years before coming here to live will be happv to see his mastae. The Munroes have sold eir home In the north and will coming down before the first of tho year. Mr. and Mrs. James Genoy had ■ party of eight at their home on Thucdav nl*h» »nd In­ itiated u* to the game of Samba. Tha luscious refreshment* were halted by Annette’s sister Veron­ ica, She Is doing verv well with her new baking venture and we prediet a rood future. It would not be t|ie flret time a h1" jfriilne** started in a woman’s k itch en . f « r « P arty Is Given For Turkey D inner Given Pearce Briday Group By Golden Circle A rehearsal party of the PearceR ta ta n wedding was given on Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. II. M. Pearce on Bast Second Street. White Gowrrs were used to carry out the bridal motif In dec* oratlonr 'throughout the recep­ tion room* of the Pearce home. Assisting the hoitese In serving were Mre. 8. C. Graham, Mrs. J. P. Holtsrlaw, Mrs. Rutiiro Dsnn, and Mrs. K. P. Witt. Others present with the bridal couple, Miss Barbara Ann Pearce cud Donald Reagan, were Mr. and Mr*. W. P. Brooks, Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. 8. G. Reagan of New Orleans, Mr. and Mrs. Evans McCoy, Mrs. Glenn Howard, Mrs. Sammy Lung, Mrs, C. K. Brown, Mrs. C. A. An­ derson, Mre. 1). C. Keene, Mrs. A. J. Peterson, Mrs. Joe Corley, and Mre. Frank Woodruff, Jr. Also Miss Kay Holticlaw, Miss Jean Lane Miller, Mile Shirley Witt, Miss Mary France* Loyd of Newark, N. J., M in Gertrude Mc­ Carthy. Mis* Jo Ann Strawder, Mlsa Mary Jane Dobson, Mlsi Crlll Dianne Harden of Baldwin, and Raymond Yatee, Monroe Pearce, Tommy Myers, Bob Wise, Till Tarhutton, Roger Garner and Don McCoy. moved Into their new home oil Plantation Road. Mr. and Mrs. Wern-'r Wieganl are settling themselves In their new home on Valencia Circle. Would you like to hear some very fine Christmas music? The First Presbyterian Church In Sanford has asked me to extend their invitation to the people of DeBary to attend their one hour ALL MUSIC servire ut 7:11) P. M„ Sunday, D<-c. 111. This is t traditional candlelight service that grows in popularity esch year. The Rev. A.' G. Mclnnlx asks thst you get seated early. Extra seats ure being provided but they expect a lurve demand. You will hear nine anthems sunv by the Chancel Choir of 28 Voices, under the divert lun of Mrs. Grorgp Tmihv, Minister of Music, who will also play four OP'in -elections. The Benson Springs Wort’enV Club met at the home of Mrs. Fmre»t l.owe on Monday night 'o r their annual Christmas party. Miss Helen Snodgrass tend Mrs. l.owe were hostesses. Games. Carol singing and lyi exchange of gifts were enjoyed besides refreshments. A silver t—v nul art show were held on Thursd-e afternoon a t the Methodist Church narlor* for 'he hen-fit of the par­ sonage fund. The room* were beautifully decorated and dainty refreshmenta served. Mrs. Kircher and Mr*, lllse were hostrsses and Mr*. l.owe and Mr*. Cooper poured. Monday evening at 8:80 there will be a home cooked ham dinner a* the homo of Mrs. Emily Boyer. In Plantation Esta'e*, 'donation ll.nn for th« benefit of the Parsona*" fund. On Tnesdnv the Men’s Club will have their monthly supper meet­ ing at 7:01 p. M. at the rhlireh oarlnrs. On Monday at .1:00 P. M. there will be an apron 's ir at th« home „f Mrs. Warren Ml*", prlre of admission: an apron. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Conner of Grens-ls Roail have lx-on busy entertaining some of their family who stopped on their way to New Smvrna Beach where they will enend the1- virstinn., Thev were Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Ariel of Rockville Centre, Mr. and Mra, Harold Moore of New York, W|s» Eli**b*»h Whaley nnd Mre. Edward Gehlke of Farmlngdale, N. Y. The Colden Circle C lan of the F ir* Baptist Church entertained their families with a turkey dinner Tuesday night at the Educational Hom ing dining hall. • Brasilian peppers, miniature manger scenes and a Christmas tree formed the decorations for the dining room. The program, un­ der the direction of Mr*. Frank L. Woodruff. Jr., Included: The In­ vocation by the Rev. W. P. Brooks, Jr.; a Welcome, by Mrs. A. L. Thomas; a Challenge, by the Rev. John L. Miller; a vocal solo, by Miss Nancy William*. “ Gesu Bam bion,” with Mrs. Jotin L. Miller, acrompanlst; a piano solo. "Pol onalse in A Flat Major,’’ by Mrs. Mary Elisabeth Nance; and a read­ ing. "When Pa Was Courtin' Ma,” by Miss Ellen Driggers, accompan­ ied by Miss Bebe Bisbce. Following the program a gift was presented to the teacher of the clasa, Mrs. C. W. llamil, and the children enjoyed a gift exchange About 78 were In attendance. Mrs. J. P. Thurmond E ntertains Club Mre, J, P. Thurmond entertained at her home Thursday afternoon the memberi of the Home Demon­ stration Club with Mr*. W. A. Hunter as co-hostess. Mrs. C. K. Williams read thu loem "Christmas" and each memE r answered roll call with a household hint. Game* were played during the afternoon and prise* were won hv Mr*. John Clark and Mr*. J. B. Crawford. At the close of the meeting re­ freshments were served to the fol­ lowing present: Mr*. C. D. Brown, Mrs. J . N. Asserello, Mr*. lirodle Williams, Mr*. A. C. Starke, Mr*. C. M. Flower*, Mrs. Mabel I* Gear, Mr*. C. A. Inghram, Mr*. Craw­ ford, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. H. F. Koehlk, Mrs. Bruce Davis, Mr* Margaret Edwards, Mr*. C. I.. Wallis, Mra. John Hurgeton, Mrs. C, U Franklin, Mrs. Ham Thur­ mond, Mlsa Lila Woodard. Ml*. Hattie Kirk ahd Mrs. Vernon Moorehouse, a visitor. GENEVA NEWS By MRS. A DIME I’KEVATT __ Mr*. R. I,. House whu has been vWItlng her brother-in-law and sister, Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Nor­ ton, ha* returned to her home in Anston, Ala. $tr. and Mr*. E. P. Osborne anil Mr. and Mrs. Harley Mauls of Mulberry were guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Prevatt and Mr. and Mr*. Homer Ballard Tuesday. Mr, and Mrs. Ed Fulford and children, Sue and Billy, visited Mr. and Mrs. Clarence llurkhalder in Eustls last Sunday. Tha Homa Demonstration Club met a t the Community Tuesday for their Christmas party, Mlaa Lila Woodard, Count] Home Demonstration Agent, show cd how to make Santa Claus cor­ sages. Thera was the exchange of glfta and light refreshment* were served. Those present were the hostess­ es, Mrs. T. W. Prevatt, Mra. Paul Maxwell. Mrs. C. A. Oldham, Mrs. Pearl Yarbrough, and Mrs, Ed Perry, Mrs. E. H. Kliber, Mrs. Fulfurd, Miss Lila Woodard of Sanford, Mra. Ed Guyette, Mrs. Theron Thomas, Mr*. David Sjreer, Mrs. W. L. _8*lg, Mr* Lake Monroe By 8ADIB SODERBLOM The Lake Monroe School Christ­ mas play was presented last night at t:0u P.M. The play was "No Room in the Inn," starring tho Junior High boys. An angel chorus sang the following songs: "Friendly Beast." "It Came Upon A Midnight Clear," "Oh Little Town of Bethlehem," “ Silent Night." "Star of the East," "Hark, the Herald Angels Sing,” and “Jingle Bells.’’ The first grade gave a dance, “Santa’s Brownies.” George Uffurd gave a reading, Meat Tou> Christmas,” Rev. and Mrs. H. H, Martin of Lake Monro* Corner had aa their guests Thursday evening Rev. Martin's mother, Mr*. Mary Allco Martin, and brother and hi* wife, Dr. ami Mr*. J. \V. Martin, of Or­ lando. Mrs. J. C. Hike* of Lake Mon­ roe Corner plant to visit relatives in New York during the Christmas Holidays. Mr. J. II. Tlndvl hue received word of the death of his nephew, Homer Diamond, of Pensacola. Mrs. Agnes Calient and daugh­ ter are spending the wlnicy months with her sister, Mrs. Eu* gene McKIroy. Mre. C. M. Hamilton of En­ terprise was the guest of Mr. and Mrs, R. E. Hamilton Thursday evening. Hit' Lake Monroe School chil­ dren were entertained with n Christina* Party Friday, Dec. 14, by their home room mothers and leachrr*. Mr*. Virginia Trailwick, teach­ er at Lake Monroe School, left Friday, Dec. 14. to spend tha Christmas holidays with her parents In Orlando. Miss Odel Hamilton I* spend­ ing a week with her grand­ mother, Mr*. C. M. Hamilton of Enterprise. Cpi. Dave Kber of the II. H. Marines spent the weekrnd with Ills wife and children. Mrs. C. K. Illtt el unit Mr*. James Benton spent two days Iasi week 111 Jacksonville visit­ ing relatives and Christmas shop­ ping. The Lake Monroe Home De­ monstration t'loli met Friday eve­ ning, Dec. 14, Ml the Lake Monroe School, During the eve­ ning they made Chenille Santa ’’lauscs nnd Angels from rlulheanliis and silver tmper. Mrs. J. 11. Tindel, craft chairman, di-mullstruted door wreaths, Christmas 'rev decorations, and table cen­ terpiece*. There was un exchange of gifts. Game prises were won hv Leo Uffurd and J. K. Andrews. Befreshmenls were served bv Mr*. Robert Dorn and Mrs. C. E. Illllel. Mr. and Mrs. Troy lleattio of Lake Monroe Corner bail the following callers lust week: Mr. and Mrs. Kxrn Feeee of Ply­ mouth, Indiana; Mr. and Mrs. Noah Moss of New Smyrna Beach; Mr. and Mr*. Williams; Mr. and Mr*. R, Smith of Or­ lando, making their home here. Mr. ami Mrs. T. W. Prevatt and family had ns their guests Bunday Mr. nnd Mr*. George Clinton and children Buddy und Frank of Jacksonville and P. R. Hock of Sanford. President Franklin D. Roosevelt vetoed more bills than any othrr U. 8. President In history, u total of rt.1L This was 180 monvetoes than the second highest total amassed by President Clevo Jolm Thomas, Mrs. Phillip' Bauer, land. Mrs. Hommer Ballard, Mrs. G. E. LeFils, the Mlssea Ada and leabelle Roger*, Mrs. j . 11. Bilbrsy, STARTS Mrs. A. J. Logan, and Sue Pulford and Eddie Thomae. Mr. and Mrs. John Mlnut and children of Sanford, 8. C. arc The Junior Git 1C Auxiliary and the Bur,brum Band of the F its’. Baptist Church recently organized a Girl-' Auxiliary and Sunbeam Band In Gcnrva nt which time u meeting was held and a prugrum presented at the Geneva Baptist Church. The Girls' Auxiliary hymn, 'We've a Story to Tell to the Nation," was sung try the group with Donna Sue Newsom ut the piano. I.aurn Phillips read the scripture, und Mrs. A. J. Peter sun Iruii in prayer. Hilda Krgle told the story of "Tile Life ..f Lotte Moon," who was one of the early missionaries tu Chinn. The Sunbeam* gave t h e i r Watchword und Rally Cry, after which they sang the Sunbeam Song. Mrs. C. W. Krgle explained the eight points on the Sunbeam Standard of Excellence, and Mi*. A, 1), Rountree lead the Girls' Auxiliary group in presenting their Standard of Excellence. The girls gave their pledge of Allvgiance and told about some of their community missions and activities, displaying samples of posters, scrap Imnks nnd try raids which they had made. Ann Turner luhl of some of her experience* In Girls' Camp nt Met­ ros* last summer, and Mrs. W. L. Selg dosed the meeting with o prayer. Then- were present about Li young people nnd several adult* from Geneva, and, from the First Buptist Church, Laura Phillip., Donna Sue Newsom, Hilda Krgle, a U “Sealed Cargo* “Inspector General” Loyalty Review The Geneva Garden Club held It: annual Cbnstinas party Wedne* l( utlllHUfJ I lUlei I*i»<f UAti Mm . A. K Hu? tetter gave inlei e-ting tall. >.n "I JUtelli.i Cut ua> evening. Dr. 8. at Community irvirvx isuAiil itiiblFil It*.* in* in ellli.e i * iplllta- ii, Ml, .a e* ale! author­ tivution and OHo-i Lwl.,- Plant* H u i l ' e . T h e i r w c l e pirsent, including ised lilt agencies al their own Olid ui the t>n.I Tier*," l i c e * . ” at th e meeting m c t t iu g of ut and vi-ttoiCentral Circle of the Kunfni I hu«h.in*l*. Mts. John ......... a-, who. discrelmu to go anew into ataiu* Garden Club which met til thu with ,"‘r hn-bnmi nnd son, suent l,JUKI more. The hill were cases in which home of Mrs. H. M. Papwort.i two l» " years Vcurs in In Hawaii, gave an short *ho end very interesting talk about findings wire reversed hy atl Thursday afternoon. A Christum* tea will tic held the island*, and showed two of agency hcn-l or thi* Review Board costumes worn there. on appeal from an adverse de­ Tuesday, Dec. 18. nt 2:011 P.M. nl HieThe costume modeled by Mrs. cision h> a lower loyalty board, the (iardrit Center foe the dull I iila Muran was u loose "Mother and borderline cases drcliled by members and visitor-. Mr*, IJeotgi- lluhhuid" wiappci the mission- a panel of the review board. \ sjmhesiiuin for the review McCall, urogram dial) man, in nrv influence -old Mrs. Tlunnus trod lie d Sirs. Ih-nry Ru«*ell, who and with It -he wore a straw hul I tioaid said Unit the nntiiea uf spoke on "Christmas Decora I ion- | with fringed edges and a pair of iiioie of those whose eusex Wern und Arrangetiients." -oft d o th shoe* with the tag toe repoitcd todav will l>e madu Refreshment* .................... to M'*«i"n divided Japanese fashion pid'ln ____ those present, at wi ld, time Mrs. m.Htele.1 ».v *Low mg the Inline and sm rounding II. J. Holly lied. Guest * We.e M" ‘' h V ’ ' | ' , h '. ' T “ f i'-mimIi *side of Mi and Mrs. John Mr*. G. T. K1-11.1111, Mrs H-I'y iv h “ " K V.ul"' ''r i '" "" \\ illiui.i al view* of 111" sister, and Mr*. I . Stall f"” ""' Mr*. rhui.ia* same i cm*ivcVc in summer then In tultl ttf htiviui* hi*«*n inviUMl l»y n <. nHendlug were .lie-. I flutist to gather all the nix'll Id* Hiiitci die** wen- very striking, (,. Kilpatrick,, .It , Mi*. A. I il-'ii (n- n inlt-d. She learned Hint til- a* wi-te rin- pictures in gorgrou* soil, Mrs. Michael Dell*, Mr* orchids are grown in fern mnt- nntiiniii minis The sugar mople.s Rossettrr, Mr*. Jmler Canieionnd that the he*t ferns fur tlii* uni flowering hawthorn were e*Mr*. >1. K. Moore. Mr*. It. II inrpose are impniied from Flor ociiallv lovely. We owe thanks to Smith, Mr*. Russell, Mr*. McCall, Ida! Mi Fd*oii lioil who had kindly Mr*. I'anworth. Mi*. Holly, und hollowing .Mrs, 1homos talk hi o u g h t in* pioje.-tiir und did thu Mrs. F. K. Bid*. movies of the islands were shown, manmd 'nl-or involve.1 I'lli* being the birthday of on* comprising a regular travelogue included were some really striking .if oiii members, Ml*. W. I.. !M"gi Peggy Thnrnley, Flisulieth Wyatt. • huts of a Volcano at night, show­ n small silvetcd tree covered with Carolyn Wyatt, Lytn-llo Driggers. ing the height red molten lava. laillnhn -ni -Is and gifts, tugethel Joyce Benton, Eva Jo Winn, V'r Following tile Hawaiian scenes, willi a birthday cake made by Mrs. ginlu Thomas, Ann Turner, lean- Mrs. Henry Simpson showed some Donald Norton, wa* presented to i tie Harvey, Jackie Ashley, Itren- beautiful movie* of Washington, Iter while e v e r y o n e Ming "Happy da Clark, and Mi*. A. J. Pete,son D. C , Virginia, inelinling the Sk\ lliitliday to Von." The pm tv concluded with an ex­ Woman’s Missionary Union Pre­ line Drive, and pint* of Ne-.v change of }flift s. Mi Iturner Rl* sident. Mrs. A D. Rountree. England. \oiinjt People’s Director,and Mi* The piogram whs condinli-d by 1 dun-! making a most effective I. , Krgle, associate director, ciloied sillies made in Vermont, Santo Clou*. « y it with... 'festive-'finds { i IFT GM lTKIt I'fitih , ibnittltmuN, ttllitT Ki’in** whi,‘ll b»Vi» t«i wi*nr, $1 to $10 I-IIIIK K1I.K A s c m s , SIII'AIIKS A wonderful gift selection in many -dunning p a t t e n s , color* HTOI FS in various fain u s. r»9f to 7.r>o STARLIGHT SPLENDOR For eiiiliaulei' evening cock I a 11 cvcuin>: and dinner dresses in lone with the holiday sensoli sn fciiunlne cliltlous and nil* elegant '..tin . ami Lit tolas, lush velvei* they'll m ake tier look her loveliest tor gala evenings TOMORROW! 19.95 (o $lf> S|H*< -Li ci t * NL V I R K E F OK I H A N D HAGS f II M L D ' A gift Dial w ill lie a pleas are In givu nr leceive leather. fnill" etude', suede and plaslii-e In a lovely nssortment t>( col Tha James H. Valentines ha** P R A IR IE I<AKK THE SANFORD HERALD Mon. Dec. 17, 1931 Pag* Mrs. A. K. Rossetter Geneva Garden Club P rogram Presented Talkn On Camellias At Geneva! Church Youm Sophisticate nr*, style* ant) sizes 2.r>0 to 7.95 (plus Ins I Stolons Iwsmis feacBBSt fhty an ss Jiytn s i coimmuBii d V j j. EVENING BAGS To wrap her In warmth . . •U wool or Nylon In slipover la jotu (unity mak»her on •election lio a a wide met* LINGERIE LOVELIES Hltd "irdlgm styles . paxlel ■nd bright color* . . . o f Au bo m B e rn e I r a v a a . Hewl telling hugs it velvet, tn el a lie cloth, It e n d «• d faille and satin 2.50 to 7.95 Ife ham a uyla la ink her. ROBES Rayon Jersey In pretty rotors (hit ton, satin und pure tllk tpiili*. dainty crepes and cordu­ roys . . . alaay ffk a l 5.98 to 24.95 «e5BS>M.-RUDotmlun SLIPS Showing TUBS. & WED*! Don’t MIm I I ------- ‘ Regaler Prim I PANTIES GOWNS Drtttm makers In white ami paitala . . . Nylon 7.9S to 14.95 rB o ssn Satina, Crepei and Jcroey . ., SITZ 2.50 to 7.95 Theatre' Loco trimmed anti tailored stylet In white, black, peach and flesh pink . . . 2.50 to 7.05 Hayon crepe 2.50 to 6.05 Nylon 0.05 to 12.05 Store Open Evenings Til 9 BeglnftUg Thunnioy, Dee. 10 . I4k ^H �*• — ■ !« Mon. Dec. 17, 1051 ■ TUG SANFORD HERALD Football Players Win Letter Honor one point to win the Individual Florida H o o p s t c r s f f lf i Lr«on.for ,he 1MI col,e“° ***Hstl'*< re'-ased today Win Three But No byFi*i*r tho NCAA service bureau show Conference T i l t s .uatsun un top witu no (minis on Kd Gordon W inner St. John 8 M eets Of P e te r S c h a a I Kentucky Quintet T ro p h y As “ Most In Top Cage Came Valuable" P l a y e r i > tn Matson Wins li And Ollle Football Scoring Auburn Leading NEW YotlK CP—In on# of th# rloieit finishes in hiitory, 0111# M* i*on of San Francisco ed|#d SEC Cage Teams Hugh McElhnnny of Washington by 26 Seminole High r< ~ It) WILL GRIMHLKY NEW YORK iJT*—'The top ollracTwrnly-alx rricnibei* of Semin* lion of ihe young college basket nln High School's IU5I football lull xeuxnn is the (Halt nl taxinglon'ii Coliseum Innight whim Kentram weru nwunltil letter* or lucky and SI John7* of Brooklyn sweaters nn<l signal calling Full- (In'li in n game matching (ho na­ bach Kil Gordon won tint coveted tion’s no I anil no 2 ranked Peti>r Srhnsl trophy nt tin* annual looms Trl-HI-Y fool mil Imnifni't lit tlo- The evonl headline* a full alolc ol pro (.'hrlslmos nctlvily featuring laljrh school Friday idifld. J. II. Howell nnd Junior Metis iinolhrr game between Icncnl* of ware winner* of twin trophies for the Associated Press' lop ten The i th# Kader Award for the "Most , SI lauds Hitllkona, fourth'ranked, Improved" player of the year are host Wednesday niifht lo Wash \ D-' while Guard Mike Wholchel was mgtnn. no 11 awarded the Lluh'a trophy a* the Tilings ere not as rosy with team’s "Hest Blocker" nnd Itois Adolph Rupp's notional champions Ilannum was named the "Mini at Kentucky us n year ago when Promising" II sqtiadei for tile the Wildcats heat fit. John’s at Madison Sipiare Garden, 4.137. Jim Robson award. Seminole's ‘frl-Hi-Y girl* Mir............. ___ ___ |y lose, The wild rots,f who rarely vice organization w«* host at tlw |ln'V(. dropped one decision alreadybanquet for the football team, a (11 57 Ion lo Minnesota Iasi week. their dads, faculty mi-mlcts, ■yv Resides. Ihe leain'a seven • foot cheer lendei* and other guest* In­ pivot slur, llill Spivey, Is on Ihe cluding Superintendent T. W. ailing list and a New York aiilst Lawton, Seminole Principal Met uni district attorney Is In t-exlng Ed Gordon "Most man Morris nnd donator* of the ton Ididing of new scandal expose* various swards. Nobody has named names. Mike Whelchel, who was pn-Rupp's mountain marksmen nroltaanted with the Lion's award »> ably have to have their sights the team'll outstanding blocker iarm will sharp if they are to avoid by Henry WHU-, was given the a second setback. lllfif) "Most valuable7’ player SI John's has a fast, smart ■trophy which he won Inst year by Peter HeluftJ who then nnnounreil team built around hltl Roll Znwo Ed Gordon as inth wlnnrr of t he Ink It has won five straight games, MONTGOMERY, Ala. tfu-Twu trophy since It was presented t o ' Znwoluk is one of three returnLofton Edenflidd In IliJH. lug regulars from Ihe squad good All America perfnrmara ami 46 nth Hr Inin I, then sports edllut of enough to hang U|> a 22 3 record cr gridiron glamor gents roll Into The Hanford Herald, hut now ml- in regular season play Inst season this city this week lo get ready for verlMng director for Florida's I'lir oilier* are Jack Mr-Million, a the fanciest Rlue-Grny game in Bllver Haring*, announced In thu '-ruek set shot, and Ronnie Mehistory. fall of il)2H that from ueven to Gllvruy. a speedy flmiraman. When workouls start Saturday, nine local sport* f.in* would in i Kentucky won't he suffering from ■a Judge* annually in an effnit lark of experienco. Five Irtterinen rival coaches will have Just seven to aelect the "imi*t valuable" play- are hark from Inst year's chant days to whip their squads Into er. iitntisliqi team Imi Ihe loss of Spivey shape fur the Dee 211 encounter The nwoiil wn* intended as no lias weakened its hockboard "Vvcn Ihe luxpayer* have kicked incentive for player* on a team strength In wllli I20.IXK) in help make it the that had apparently ii-nrheil Kentucky iilays llupaitl Thunof ahow Promoter Champ new low In spirit and ability to duv Si John s lias u Saturday dale kind Pickens has dreamed of since he win games, and Heluml reealled in New York with Vanderbilt originated Ihc North South "friendFriday nlgM the Hemimde High Washington lias a rough week ship" classic 13 years ago roaches since IPL’N had all ngiee I Alter idnyiiig SI lauds Wednesday, that thn trophy had played a eon- the huskies take on Minnesota on Tho legislature appropriated Ihe money to advertise Ihe game and sideraldi fa rt In the development Friday and .Saturday nliditx of not only the uvenlual winner. Illinois no 3, (davs Oklahoma, lo dram qtlie it with a pageant Kymbnlltlng the friendly competi­ hut others who had competed for North Carolina nnd ItcPmil. Kan tion between Ihe gray clad Rebels ”• . . . . . . „ . . sas Slide, no 5. is at llumllne Mini- and Iheir once • hostile Yankee While he lias yet to he called day anil thru meets Indiana In a neighbor*. Upon to "deliver", Heluml remind- |i,|i game Saturday With a record of nnly four win* ad the player* that lie would have ton Hall. no. 1, lakes on Tempo lha entire "A" squad a* III* gue t Slide Wednesday mid Scranlon Hal- In IS nrnvluu* appearance*, ll'a a at an Orange Howl game in Mi­ unlay, Ninth ranked La Halle Is hit difficult to see how Ihe yanks ami nil New Year’s Hay, m lb« Idle hut North Carolina Slate, no. could he optimistic unless you con­ squad and their date* at a Gator 10 , meets George Washington Tues­ sider: Bowl game In Jacksonville, ally day and .Manhnltan Thursday. 1. A defensive line averaging 21ft 3fa r they finished a regular sea­ The defeat of Columbia, unbeaten ounds and featuring All An.erica son undefeated. The offer has In regular season play Iasi year, ai O'Donahue from Wisconsin; * atood since 102B, lie recalled. featured Ihe nearly 200 major Little All-America llno hnrker Tito Pievhms winners were! Eden- games Saturday night. The Lions Cnrinci from Xavier of Ohio nod 1 field In |ti"H and H O ; Gemga were healer) by Plltshurgh In a tackle George Young of lluckncli. . Moye, lOflO; Johnny Courier, 11)31; rousing gome, it.'iflt, at dedlcnllon and three bruiser* from Michigan Hendrix Lyles, IIITJ; (Jiill)liitt Jo r­ uf Put - new gymnasium. Stale, second ranking team In (he dan, 1tlftn: George McClelland. SI John’s and Seton Hall won nation. 1P34; Elwyo Hqulres, 11135; l.elnmi a donhleheader nl New York's 3. Two of the top 20 passers fur McClelland, Until; Holier I Stolpoff, Madison Square Garden St. John'* 1831—Don I.cahy of Mango-lie, no prevailed over Rhode Island Slnle, 111.17; Darrell Ferguson, HUH; 3. and Rob lleslwlck of Pill, no. II Woodrow Riser, I (Kill; Hilly Alt HH112, while Srlon Hall heal Iona plus the country's eighth hest rush man, III if); Levi Rrnnnn, I IMI: (N Y I. 7111k) lllg star, John Ka stun id Huston II. A mild surprise saw SI. Joseph's Hilly Fleming (now en-rnneh i.f lo Southerners aren't exactly the learn) in 11)42 and III HI; Hill take the measure of Texas Tech, operating from hunger ellhcr—nol 1 Rrumley, IOil; Willi* Andersen. which had previously surprised with guy* like Ail America guard IlMb ami m ill; Wally Tyre, |IM7; North Carolina Slnle, B2 M, at Phil­ Jo# Palumbo from Virginia; Her Richard llnsa, It)IK; Clmiles An­ adelphia Convenliun Hall. achel Forester, Southern Method­ New York Dniversilv won Its ist'* AII Houthweslern goanl; Ixrul*derson, HMD. Jim Rnlismi inuile Ihe prrsen- nlnlli slniluht gake. rallying to re- tana Stale's lough center George • tatlnn of hi* award for the "Mind |M'I Corneil. M 53. Ohio Stale was Tarasovle. , Promising" It squnder to Rim-i given a hlg sen re by llutler hut won Ifl Iho backfloid, they cun counl ■W Ifannum nod William E. Kader 75 71, on Paul Ebert's last-minute on help from Ihe scnsntlonat Sieve was on hand to present the tw'h foul shot Wadlak, an Enright product; Gil trophies lo blocking buck J. II. tlocelll of Waahinglmi ami U o ; An. Mexico'* youngest end moit ac­ dy Pavla of George Washington nnd Howall nnd Tnlllinck Junior Metis . 1a* the most Improved player* of tive volcano I* Ki I'aracutln, south­ Wolford's d a isy Jack Heeler. west of Mexico City, It erupted the year. Bit# Gray iponinr* are looking for a full nouse of 22,5oo. In congratulating the team for first on Fob. 10, 11)411. (heir successful season’* record Bill Fleming nod Fred Gnnnx , cited the work of several players, j Ganas congratulated Mike Wind. chel on his blocking award and 1 said that he was the liest defensive N - v man he had seen in Ihe Confer, cnco, Fleming, In presenting llncli (Ran Oglesby with Id* letter enlled him tho "biggest little man we saw around here." Dr. L. T. Doss, representing the j Sanford Klwnnls, gave nut sweatI f P And roarhe* llill Fleming nod t Fr#d Ganas presented letter* to I th# following team members: C h e a te r Harper, J. tl. Howell, .Junior Metts, Joe Hutchison, Jack , * iehlrard, llohliv Graham, Phil x All-Americans To Play In Blue-Gray Football Contest P 21 touchdowns to McElhenny's 123 tattle* on 17 TD’s and 23 extra By AH80CIATED PREHH Making merry while favored points, Matson, who was All-America on Vanderbilt and Kentucky oro stick­ ing lo outside foes, darkhnrscs the AsKOi-iult-d Press lirst defen­ sive team, produced a slx-polnter Mississippi State and Auburn aro co traders in the Southeastern Con­ In every gome as he paced Ihe Dons lo their first undefeated, un­ ference basketball race. Paul Gregory's Mississippi .State tied season. He also led the nation outfit, seldom a conference cage In rushing. California's All America linepower, held a surprising 7 0 rcc nrd today and were 20 In the buckcr. U s Richter, kicked Ihe SEC. During the week Ihe m a­ most extra points, 40. Pal Summcrail of Arkansas won roons drubbed Tulane, M 00; Flor Ida Slate 75 47; and Arkansas 7(1 Ihe field goal kicking Wvcr Ohio 30 They meet Arkansas Slnle to­ Stole s Vic Jtiinwicz, four lo three. night and are then Idle until Ihc Georgia fam e Jan 5. Auburn's young nnd lalrnled Mimial Wins Second loam, also holder of a 70 rec­ ord. Imunced Birmingham .South­ League B atting Title ern 70 44 in Its only appearnnre ST Louis iif-—Sian Muslal ha* of tho week. Tho Plainsmen got thoir co-loader stalui by virtue a new silver hat for his trophy of an earlier victory over the col­ case. The SI Until Cardinal outfielder lar dwelling Georgia Bulldogs Louisiana State, beaten only by won Ihe National League halting Mississippi Stale, remained a can crown for IDS!—the second consec­ lender by clipping Mississippi aI fill utive year he's been the lop hitter ■t phenomenal Bob Pettit bagged In the senior circuit. No one else has ntanigod (o win 40 (mints to tic ono SEC mark and better another. Pettit, a six- Ihe crown two years running since foot, nine Inch *ophomore, netted Roger* ltnrn*by made a habit of 57 (mints in two games Inst week It with the Cardinal* from 1920 lo run Ids total to 150 in six out­ through 1025 Official National League hatting I'notn by ssex .Studio ings. l'e ltil’s one-man show against stalistics released yesterday show Valuable Player" Mississippi equaled Ihc nne-game Muslal atop the list with a .333 conference scoring mark posted by average. Only seven National Leaguers Rill Spivey of Kentucky against HAMBONE’S MEDITATIONS Georgia Tech in ID50 and bettered have won Ihe crown In two suc­ By Alley Spivey's old record of 10 field goals cessive yeora with Dan Drouthera of Buffalo first turning the trick by bagging ID The week’s biggest upset, of in 18B2-B3. course, was Minnesota's 01-37 vic­ The 19.M championship Is the I F Ofrf'O CR-HAD D IM tory over Kentucky. The Wildcats, fifth award won by Muslal. Tho FAWTf HO UR V fe e R S number one team In tho Associat­ olher four were won In 1943 (.357), ed Press National Poll, get a 194U ( 3«3), iOtS ( 367) and 1950 •A C * IN DR BlBkR DANS, chance to regain some prestige (.310). M e w t P R 6 0 0 D LAWD tonight when Iney lest St. John's of New York *1 Lexington. w o u l d h ' c r g o t 'r o u m ' Adolph Rupp'* floor-masters are Iarsed , renter, Hpivoy. In SI John’; ......... ........... *fo M A R IN ' R u s s i a slIH. playing without Iheir indfs- hey face oa taller loam with belter reierve* a -t a l l , J Seventeen game* are scheduled by SEC teams this week but only Hickman In Miami two are intra-confcrcncc affairs. To Aid North Team Alabama I* nl Mississippi tonight, Wednesday. Florida has played no SEC MIAMI it —Yale Coach llrriunn games, Otherwise she has won Yk-kmaii urrlvi-r today to assume H i . none for a perfect arid. .lost command of hi* North All Star three squad for the Shrine's Christmas average. night charity football game In the The first clash between Italian Orange Row], Coach Bill F.dwards of Vander­ and Ethiopian soldier* occurred bilt. who wilt assist South Coach at or near Wal Wal on the dis­ Andy Gustafson, Miami, alsu I* puted frontier of Italian Somali­ due In late Rainy but hi* other land Dec. U. 11)36. assistant, Eddie Erdclatt of Navy f MH WMfMMMWWMMMWMrf will not arrive until Wednesday. CHRISTMAS TREES Pending Hickman's arrival, the Short Leaf Pino North squad will be in charge of Coaches (Pcoheadl Walk­ Coacho* Douglas (Pcaheadi Beg. Hit# 1.D0 Delivered er. ci er, Nick K Kotys ami Gib Holgalo, M. <}. RANCH all nf Yale. 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Golfers Top Havana Invitational HAVANA IT—.’tnri’rii'o'a golfing nmhaasndnrx lilted their (tuckets with Havana gold In the 72 liulo invitation Imirnninertl which ended here Sunday. Jimmy Domnrnt of OJal, Calif.,' giahlred Uie biggutd purse, tl,;**), after khnollng a final rotmd Ihreoumler-pnr na for u winning total nl 271. A slrokr behind was Holt Toskl, Northampton. Mu-.v, who had n filial round I'Ji for set mid money of t u r n . rce liril for third wllh 277‘a; Tnrr Jlmmy Turnesn. Ilrli-relllf, N Y., I'ele Cooper, While Plains, N Y., and Claude llnrmon, Mamaroncck, N. Y. JJ* a eoir w i t (D#*« CUhrp.'L or- r*r m w t nrncN, in& w.ra SMIOW, l)MMi> naiB a# FDIG Dan B arry l-*-NOr A CHAHCt. 3 / # e r r e * l i s t e n o a p ic x w / 1 can T ? iTO MlW, F L A W / warn rou aw me < •mese w all * rmtvcors hom. aA W iw ep WITH nacm M u r 'N o w , • shock em antsf stay rur i# *oo co« r » e CAN KILL. WAwr a tabib o ' me r row T i l t 'LW. 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Fni Her, Sr. I P ill* SI HUMP Uliinei "The II, ,1 Nl,, tin|> nn Finlli" nt Hniti■ SI-I I I \ l s e n i H FS — l i ,*ttl lN 1 1*i M..n e ni ,».i,|.iii ■i, iii- tan,I.* KcenniK Sin* * all Ital|>1, It iv 11*T, I |(<' \ /i-i.u 11 i i'Ii' vi*in*, r ' , *a I l 'lii'iiltni*' i,lit t y.,o actial in* • all* ,1 I n , with , a. I, cl ■Iti *ll I*,. :?r. M \* S | I t I t n il s i |(l ti F, 707 Maun.,li.i \>c Plume lilt HUM I Dc|iv„i v, Gi ' I " 'I Kern* eene Call illltll vice Slnlinii. Thrifty Ser ei *. JI2I I | nt St, PI.I MIIING *'*>'lI'l.KTE llltiini; II,■(*III M’t, (Vcihfict ii ri>1 F* e > ln i|n i, ,•Iii <'Inl.r, vwlllnir ••Mhiiiiit* , H 1 iitfv»*y 2<G ili -k wit', , IiiiiI l 'all :tlM Hfinfntil \ \ *■ f'lioii# IH'JS I MlGl Nl/K Katule lb attuln i,*\ V\ N HtiW » \iS i»t*i!Dif, III with .... ifiil "Iiiiiii* t III *10 ryrltM diki ' i •*, ( l«a#k nml key .............Il P'iomi’ Ififift-W I wi*i Ik, Ummii: its u r H w Htiii mhi j 'INI i: it h st. Ol t t NGFS A Grnlii'fiiiit II Im »ln l I’lini' owii cnnliiiiicr. A. (’ for 1111(111' IH'VM? Call *'li t. I.in,I Phnuc till? Ii t IK ji itil us Ik ri'l'llllll II'M In ■U'M'I RAW I I I*.II PRODUCTS. C. I,. yiat llu- Siinfui.l ll*,i.ihl while Nil.,n\ ,i. Id ii Ilnx^jiTU^JArkmi^Jm nn **, nllnn * t- Al t ; , Cl. Its WANT Ell —6 We liny, „nil A trade tired fin ml lire Wll*nn-Miller FurnIi in,. Cu ,U1 K. j*l. P'l'im^jlfi^ * Hi l l* WAN I'KD —« IIKA UTICI AN. aenlor preferr* d Salitiv and cnillllllaaiiin. Hnri ict'i Ilcaidy Nook. I'll, 071. ii-, l.li'iillnl .f t l n n fur I r ii 11• i ,, rnnnlryjiiiciiifi'. 11li<■i*.■ Ififiu.M ‘ SAI.KSMA.N F O R ei*liili!i*hr I wlinleaillc tohliccn and clindv — U trm .E H FOR SALE • nut i*. Pcrmuncnt icnidcnt ilc* — I FOR RENT died, (iuaruntveil aalnry. IluwMRS. DROWN .VII.I.Kit'S l- ruii iml llotcler, 600 Sanford Ave. WELAKA AI'ARTMENTH, Ko»m Culm lit I'iKidV Wik-i{ly un.l CO To St. Ivm. _______ anil Sturea. UH W. Fir**l Stm u l.nvi'H’c Phone ItNSW. rt'X K I'O FELDS G ■in|ili>t<• lino. 11WORK kVANTED -I U'ini'a Tilled* Fued Sl.nc MIDDLE nue coui*lc *** r.tnl nice < IIA HY Sm 'ER. Mr*. Fnlkenlierv apt. on permanent Imitl*. Plm e EXTRA NICK ilie*,eil 11■iim (teat reference*. _Ph. IB77-W. S iivi- <ui Holiday poultry. Mir in for unnlcn nn.l chicken*. Nice foul, Me drnini.d and delivered MASON Carpenter, general re ­ deal fur right |nniilii. Phimo Plume 11101, leave nnlei will* pair wink. Write Ilo x J.1I. San­ 44.1. Mr. llullinK*‘r thin .Inn. I ford Heinid. . <L . - 1. J ■ ' VoCK FULLER HiunIi Dealer Iiiih 1 2 - SPECIAL SERVICES —1> Hidei’llon uf licuahca mid cusmiTIra in llnlidiiy luixea. OUU WASHING Machine* repaireil. GOOD U S E D CAR. Lake. Mary Park. Tfcl. I ,'161. (Jiilck, economical nervlee. Work Service Htnlirm, Plume H77-X-U PLANTS & Fancy W-uk. Httfi K. tKusrantecil, Call 028-M. __ _ _ « . Irntwcen IMM) unil 10:00 ■till Kt. Nfcrt h DUHS m rtaead w parONK HUFFY eiertrl* lawn mower. fen i on Old floor* mad* Ilk* Kuiitci. Perfected eondillnti. Uaeil only new FliiDhlng. , laanlnc A w u twice. Cull 1012. ln«. I'-irtabU power plaak U Real KataU For Rale —3 Mltl-SKASON enhimita ,*li,nt*,. •ear* experience la letBiaaS Turn ri«ht off Ratiforil Ave. at C-ouuty. II. M. Oltaioq, L*k JO ACRE Lake Front Grnvo on -fl 8Hth St, to 2HIKI MiiKiiolln. M*** aero tract tk \ nrrr lake front foiivr mile. We wot k every day. arovo IncludltiB im p. $14,ri00. A. R. Imrnmnn, Hrnker, 8760 NEW Over and Under 22 Rifle. A .beeto* Sk (Ill ,.hot icon, 13 Im m rattridpOrlando Dr. Ph. 0 4 0 . _____ A Gtade—$1.1 per Sq. e1 , 10 linxea ahelti, 170 00. (!. I.. R (,iade—$ 660 SqSEMINOLE REALTY Cnrtledce, 2116 Palmetto Ave. 210 II*. Asphalt Shingle $8.80 112* Mamnlla A«r. Thnne 3) MoToRCYCLEk-dlarleyDavIdaon T. W, Mem — W. Dletrletia 47-01. Kxrellant c o n d i t i o n . Applied by Expert* • J . C. H la tia i — Aaaa e ta tn . Phono HM5-J, 2R06 Palmetto.__ N^W S Tearoom houHO, everySECURITY [CU111' LUMUBH A OLD'XNEWHPAPEUS SU SUPPLY YD. ra«e ro rt, two m i iota. w. aifh t u n For aale at f c a pound at the Phono 797 nth & Maple Sanford petfkd. WILL 1'KAUK in n InI a In .......I iJlilJk*ii#. I'H O N K IH3 M.I. I \ I'KS H.iH,m/i'r work". Ren-nlinlite Rale* Free Killliuilin, Hprender Service, l.inm mil Ihdnmlli’ mil Fertlllsi'r. Carpciiier A Gniccy. Phone Clli.’i M nr Hn* .1 I,. L. KILL— Piano IV-diuninu. Phone lilt tV. Runic l, Simfnr,l. SECOND STIIEEI PAINT SHOP C ini|i|i'le ltody Repail and Paint ReflninliiuK, llc(l*i^el iltur Itc fini dilng. im W. 2nd St. Phone 1631 CARPENTER WORK For quick repair Jt>h*. nr uuall hiilldiuu, Cull lint lll'T M - i I t) Wllliniu Tyinlal >. n _ ' n o t ic e .-- p e r s o n alh —i i WILL PERSON' who tiMik cclnr trei> off my prop* rty pleam* (e« me. M. W, Phillip*, Oateen. Complele Raitlalur lli'imir. TOMMY’S RADIATOR REPAIR SHOP RED WIN Dll \kt PAINT AND HODY SHOP Phone 1190-J Sanford, Fla. (Ii) Itohln Hood. -— " iJCJ Lk— AITOMORILES — is KENT A CAR. U-dldve it by >lay, week, or aea*on. Enullih Forda and American Korda, ie*,*ne< *latlon wagon* amt ronveftlhlee. StrirkUnd-MotrUon. lor., K. rim 81 _ __ '17 JlSDliE Rrdan. »ne of *K* 1***t In Central Florida. Pimm koA Jon**’ Tiro Shop,, 316 Weak Flrnl SL . ■ 1946 DESOTA convertible, radio* heater- By prlvata party. Priced to sell, f L MO ur 1033. row ■Vi i . f t ' " I f-7>r.*i■*'•'i^ ’T �* AL - —•U T*4iheS 2 Vi Lb. in Decorative Tint! No. 2 Ccinalock Pumpkin Pie Mix c- 23c ISoz. Heinz Pluin Piddiig 49c 15-oz. Heinz VJfATTHINt a t SA m et that'i l Fig Piiddiig 49c MiMcmut 25c French Pumpkin PieSpicc *- 15c 9-oz. Nono-Such YOUWANT fOA THAT UC OtNNtA A m is v o si A rg o Sliced DEL MONTE "Early Garden' No. 303 C«n K line's Floridu Crystuis Pounds Q uantity R igh t* Reserved V lllu Choeulute Covered Prices Good Dec. 17*24 300 E. 3rtf-214 E. lit Sanford, Florida 1-Lb Box Salad Dressing Quart Jar DEL MAIZ m ' i . w “Cream Style' No. 303 Can y f A A HDL IM T FDSDD D*1 Monte W hole Spiced Sltkely’s FIm iI I H» oz. Applu 7 Vi*oz. Dromodary Plltod PlanltMB 4-oz. Tins 7-oz. Jar Mt. Vermont brand Turkeys— the finest in town—exclusively ouri! Plumply meated Western “Birds" with tender muscles, Vi-oz. French Rubbed corn and peanut fed to make delicate, full-flavored meat! Buy or reserve yours today! Grade A! Draiaad A Orawa! YOUNG XMAS TREES Qalok-frozaa! Good Assortment, All Sizes, RlghL,Prices! v n im a Package or Bulk, Pound ORANflES All Sizea For Gifts, For Stockings, Gating Swift's Premium, Half or Whole i hgn>. 'ill' Fruited Baked Picnics *i All K in d ft-U w ea t Ctlap Golden Florida Pascal Qut6k Frozen, §m • . fm 4 - l i b n e o iu m r(*'i r'.u'.;-.:,. . A . -'.y . '--/HV ,-‘yX 1> Xfn A 'j '‘v f ';<»■ ' * . f M i H k k m > .« iu ic u t-t*4 �-------------- - ■ u ? i* v vr r 'l* i .......,*'»u ' - r j -.*• eM ^ * 1 »v^>.-nsi TkJT— WToT j \*>v T . ("toe-... . E— I V,....... ^ I n U n ity T h e re In S tr e n g th — To Prefect tho Peace of l i t Worlds To Promoto tho Pronrooo of America. To Prodoco Proojotlljr for t u f w i Wk& __ m volum e xxxxni * A o u td a teedd lI'ren W lr* ’r w nT II-caacd Vaied~W Liquor Law Upheld By High Tribunal ^rntteft Siuralb Katabl.nhed Itiffo I BBS ftaUhLnhed Nil. 8.1 artm snt further nned ua- less the bill waa led. The Plckerills a ked the law on grounds It Is arbitrary and dla criminatory within a class designed to bring about an unjust personal advantage tn wholesalers in the liquor Industry; It denies due pro­ cess of law because there Is no provision fur a hearing of any kind {^before tho Beverage Department is required to deprive the retailer of his business credit: the prohibiting of sales to a retallar violates the right to contract and engage In bus­ iness ami the act falls to provide for a review by the courts. Orange County Circuit Judge Terry B. Patterson upheld the con­ stitutionality nf the law and dis­ missed the Plckerills' complaint. In affirming the Circuit Court's finding, the Supremo Court said M h o law provides that good and sufficient cause to prevent the cut­ ting nrf of a retailer's credit by the Beverage Department may bo made by showing payment, failure of consideration nr "any other de­ fense which would bo considered eqmmo law action." sufficient In a common The retailer Is alto allowed five days w|IL_ vithn which tn iho< wow such cause Itlng hearing .in. wrl ___ _ and rsqueat request a ___ before the beverage director,r, the court held. ■ ••■y , trltt- Vahow&cause, M a al further s Msales,s ebotht cash and credit gro prhlbttcd. "Tho act makes ample provision for review of the daelsion of the Beverage Department where good and sufficient cause Within the JimUs of the stabile ip attempted to br shown and the ruling is adverse," the court added. A person who ignores a "beware of dogs" sign must tak* his chances .o n being bitten, the Suprem e court W decided in another ruling today. The Supreme Court reversed a 13,500 Judgment awarded 8. Barr Berman aginat Maria Romph aa uordlsi for E. C. Romnh by a >sde County Circuit iff Jury on cult Court direction of Judge :o Slaiuty Mllle( (Hedge and ordered the case Cl __________ dismissed. Berman was hlttan biltSB by the (O atlaaM daa rWaft* sH H fefehll aul f Death Toll Rises • To 152 From New Blast Of Weather By The Assocla : l i M Frvss Fresh snow and cold i plagued the icy Northern slate,ca today. • Then toll of death! deaths attributed tn the severe wealhar roao to 151 A new blast of saro and subaero cold bore down ha tho Mid* .w e s t. 'MV V I Three Inches of or MOW fell lu Cleveland, topping ih# ftJtie inchaa already on the ground, It conltoued to fill and drift tS#r#. Western Maryland Wit burdened with five more InthM of snow. Schools In many MUtitte* • ware rlosed. Travel waa uaiirdoua over Ihe entire state. Watertown, In. Northern New York, had a fiwaVfiU of snow, An additional six m s m was ex­ peeled on top of tlM tT-teeh fall pected .to|oo f Monday. . , ■ w A new al___ Middle Atlantic east. The Weather Bt Inn, In a special Pennsylvania. Now ern Ohio will gat Inches of snow. A I AN IN D EPEN D EN T DAILY NKWBPAPKH________________________ ____ ________ ~ HANFORD7FtiOK S A N F O R D , F L O R ID Il)A A, t T T *SI)AAY Y DEC. 1871 Ml 18, 1051 Airview Of Crash In Which 54 Perished -I* V H S, Tied House Evil Law Bans Liquor Manu­ facturers From Re­ tail Distribution . TALLAHASSEE Uft-Tha const!tullonallty of Florida's "Tied House Evil" Law today was upheld by the State .Supreme Court. 4 1 The law prohibit* liquor manuw fseturen , wholesaler# and distribu­ tors from having any financial In­ terest, directly or Indirectly, In ratall liquor outlets and also limits the extension of credit to retailers to 10 days after the calendar week in which a sale Is made. Constitutionality -Of In# "Tied House Evil" Act was challenged by R. W. Plckerill and Julienne N I’lckcrill, Orange County retail liquor dealers, who failed to pay - a fMD bill to a wholesaler within I THE W EATHER Florida ■ Cloudy unit warm with scattered showers this nfirrnoon, becoming coolrr In Tallahassee .iron Cloudy with showers tonight, followed by clearing anil colder north and central portions Gr-ncrally fair north and central portions, uoudy extreme south amt colder Wednesday. _____ _________ |L V4 \ > Communists Turn Over List O f U.S. Prisoners O f W ar; General Dean Is Among Them Former 24th Division Commander Report­ ed Wounded, Dead, MissingMany Times S ilv e r B e a v e r A w a r d Hy The Associated Press Hod haired MnJ, Gen, William F Dean has been reported wounded, ■ H i t ->/> dead or captured so many times In thr past 17 months hi* wile amt mother today found renort* that he mns tn tnr hands of t'ommu nlsls "almost too good to he true " Word that the Beds list him among their prisoners Is Ihe most definite statement on what happen ed tn him since he led a small party nof his I4lh Division out ol Burning Taejon In the early ly months ol the Korean War and then went to hunt for more American strsg glers " I’m afraid to let myself get < 4' too elated." hl.s wife, Mildred Dean, said in Berkley, C alif. today informed by The Associated As many person* took on, smoko pours from tho wreckage of a C-ftl unscheduled airliner (arrow) which When of hi* reported Pt)W status crashed into a populated section of Elisabeth, N. J., a pproximatcly sever mlniiti'a after taking off from Press “ It's wonderful It's almost too Ncwaik Airport. Tho plane, Itound for Tampa, Flu., cracked up with 54 persons almard. All were re* good tn he true. ported killed. (International) “ But those pence talks have been going so poorly, you can't tell what ' nppoli. \Ve still have to keep our fingers crossed ami keep hop ing " Dean’s mother, 71 year old Mrs Charles Watts Dean, said. "Cse lieen praying fur hts safety these many months "Pin very, very happy More than 75 members nf tinA "At limes ( heard rumors that Sanford I’ost No. 53, Thr Amer­ raised my hones, then there would Legion, rntoyed n Christmas Defense Admits Mrs. ican I’arty Inst night at Ihe Legion Matter Referred To be (Hence Then despair because there was nothing to aubslanlinte Cronin Raised Ac­ Hut.Following a t mkr y siippri Ro a d Department the rumors It was discouraging when hts tress's C h e c k s rerveil try women nf the Auxiliary ] F o r Investigation helmet Maffnll, b adlni! Iloy Kn ot of Hanfoid, confers upon John liner was found" with two I‘tel -Allen t ’nlt, the regular order nf hu-l- I or, |.,i at ,iuol lerni'-i, the t o u t e d Silver Beaver eeitlfleati' and Aigumrnts for and against ih# bullet holes. i,ward for I is out -t .iiilu u *-tvlie of many years lo Boy Scion- and NEW YORK (A*)—The prosccii- resa was dispensed with cm inollmi Mother Dean was In Japan when youth The htinoi wus eioileired al ihe rrrent meeting nf ihe Cenlral tor Ih the check-forgery trial of of Judge Douglas SU-usttom in removal of five palm trei-a In th* ■ctresa Tallulah Bankhead's for­ order that the mcmlicr* might en­ triangle at Twenty-fifth Street the war stnrtrd Her son went to Florida Connell in Orlutitnr. During the past 31 years, Mr. I’o-noii mer secretary said today the sec­ joy a program of string music, and and Park Avenue were heard •* Korea with the drat American served 13 yeuis ar n senuirnusler i ml 10 as a nelglihoorhimd roniini* retary offered her bankbook "as p quls and group singing under the meeting of tho City Caninriw troops and was reported missing • inner. Among Ills many o tlo r duties he set vert a* leader to III fu st, in tho fall of Taejon July W, Jfl.V) National ,| md oiic. Wn ibioglon, l>. partial restitution for what she tho dlreetion of t'harles tlorrisoM, slon lest night. in 10117, assistant leader to tlm Mrs. Charles Ginn and Mies Ne lie was 53 then. had U kati.from Miss Bankhead,” Musicians Introduced by Mr. Woi Id's Fair mi Chit ago, mid lo the Inst Jumhoree at Valley Forge, son,- William w i l l i a m * expressed n a p r c f t i c a copinions p i n i o n a thal » n a i ^ Tb# ytenerat’s • «»»•* ™ a A a e U l a iiu 'D is tr ic t Attorney Ilorrlson were Dave Shannon, Williams I'a. Point, Jerome Kidder made the statement violin and elarlnet) Fat Shannon tha palma should coma out as ttawtofL## r jg f l y x i •; , w* pnaaft>la Ira/fle' h«**rd.' taTTtosf wUlT 9w.-wftaait ■In the . . . let‘ n o n (m as. sauasei for Mrs. Hawaiian Xeatvta •*#«'W t W llta k rr and tnav Kvylecn Cnmltf, 10, the former lllll Martin, a trio iirnlslied for ami that lower idantlnga would be | last days of Tubjun told iitiiny slorles of his heroism. Theiy ei secretary, charged that Miss tnr orcniion hy W, V, Illttlnk of more desirable, ft -po >pi lunkhead's lawyer lied seised thu the Tnurhton Drug Co. A letter wn« tend which had cr confli enrn their soft tn . La'glOIIL<’g book and turned It ovrr tn ihe dis­ tialre Hurry Wester was pinnisi been sent by Mrs. I. E.^ Hpemer. l k* " " lnc a m m - n ,l,r ttm<1' 1 nhaw trict attorney. for the group. president of tlm Sanford Garden B8J n This esrhange rsme itflrr IterIMighted , with 'th e music, tin, Club, stating Ibnt the club had . ."The general will take rare ol nerd Dolgin, an ercnuntniil In tin* l.egloi)itntres clamored for favorite voted against removing the pnlint hlinsidl, they saill Dean remained lit Taelon u iih district attorney's office, who wm nundiera like "Down Yonder." Put from their present location. on the stand all day yesterday, re­ Shannon made n big hit with Ids tv o iv n iu ,... n..,. his liutooku learns until the town turned to it as the day’s first wit­ playing of "Steel UillUr Hag." ness. Morrison soon had the place stoners that the little park space Vhe gincrll acted a* an ammo British Leaders Alst* Russian Delcj*ntc In ­ Tho defense has admitted that In Mr. an uproar with hi* silver dol­ is a tr a f fle lia ia rd s n d dues not njj|(m passer to bazooka learns, Mrs, Cronin raised checks given lar sists Proposal Is Meet W ith Pleven quix program. Among permit the full Utilization of the d|r(,H(.(| ,hHr f)rr nlH, firi>l, | l;l her by Miss (lunkhead, hut con­ tho*eprise commercial possibilities of the iiolxsed were Joel Field, <t . m I l n u r . t „ ■ I ' a i , t l l i k l l Weak, Meaningless AndRobertSchum an tends she did so for Miss Bank­ Judge Douglas Htanstmm, Jim area. head’s benefit and with her know­ Fields James (J. Galloway, John The Commission, said City Man I’ (H IS o p )—The S m i r t litoiH II p it k >1 K III \DIJI Ut ledge. Government SpckH li„l Ihe first round liwlii) In Kidder told reporters before to. I. . Galloway, George Maylmry, M. ager MeKIhhln, decided to request THUS, Allied Pu»*r» In F imm|m\ N. Cleveland, Jr., L. F. Itoyte, the State Rond Department lo In To Head Off Strike —i-l’t —Official I'rrm h v n in r, tin- d ls a iu a irn l debate witli iloday's session opened that police Clay Willlnms, R, A. Cobh, .lamos hart been unable In locate w- m y s ­ Kinglelary, Joe Wells. Voile Will­ vesllgrilr the matter from a safety W rsi, Ini) a final ilri lniiili on ••aid Inday Itrllsir* plcdgi-il ml standpoint, ami In make a reeom rii..I F*s|.\Vesl pluiis will not tery man" In the rase. lalairalinn wi t h- bn) mil idn-l WASHINGTON ijx The govern iams, Jr. and Ray Galley. ipemlatlon. lie Identified the mystery mnn lo- I aki n onlil loinoriow I he ment today called a meeting of cal |i>i r I Ir-lpul Ion in i iiiilDiil Guests welcomed by Adjutant aa a "John Cronin” but declined to Removal of the pulm trees lirt'l the CIO Steelworkers Union nod It) I'lurupc. ThD rtcvcliqinirnl rami I N. General \»srm lily’s (lllJames Singletary were C. K. Mil■ay If ho were related to the de­ tiren rerpiested hy owners of bus­ big steel companies here mi Ttuirs after the two lltili-h -luti-nn'M Nation Politiral ( otn mill i t stead, Forrest Brrekcnrldge anil J. inesses near the triangular park. day In an effort to head off a held talks with tlit- I n-mli lead fendant. moiuii I lip debate nil Ihe d is ­ II, jlowell. Mrs. Cronin, a former stage per­ Memliera of tho Hanford Garden Strike threatened for Dec 31. arm am ent issue after lo-aiiog era nod ('ll li r r It ill -it'll talked former, has denied ever being mar­ Auxiliary members who served Club at a meeting at the City Hall Cyrus S f hing, d Irector of Ihe fur mnrp than three linar-, with S m t r l For ■-1go .Minister AmlrW ried to a man named Cronin, and the supper Included Mrs. Charles Friday afternoon, voted unani­ Federal Mediation and Conrillnlion tiro. Dwight D. Eisenhower. Vishinsk) assail tV rstrrn pro( U i l l e e M Oa r a a e H s k l l Webster, presilent; M»s. Paul mously against removal of the Service, messaged the tn rnmpan pnsiils ns "w Isli) •» iisli, " and Itrrfku, Mrs. Roy Tlllls, Mrs, (lieu palms. lei and Ihe union that Ihe possi­ oirnnliiKless. SUPREME HKAIHJUA RTF US After reviewing bids, the Com­ bility of ■ steel strike is a "m atter Allied Powers In Europe p i ;,-n Rtewuri and Mrs. D. 8. Whld Ion. Fireworks Store Is Legionnaires p r e s e n t each mission approved the purehaso of of grave conrern" to ihe people of .Dwight D EDculu iv\.-r n as (nix) at PARIS ip Sovlel Foreign Minis Mercury automobile, from Hunt the United Stales. He added: Wrecked By Blast brought today to Hrilidi I’rtmc ter Andrei Yisbinsky loriieil liuan toys whlrh filled r largo aMercury "Any curtailment of niieratlun* in liuichcoi) Co, for use by tho Police Minlxlcr t'hurchlll and tu rd In m-II MONROE, lu . (At—A wholesale packing rase and which will lie Department, and of a special this key Industry will seriously af him on the Idea id uipporliog a today a revlM'd Western di-aim a inrol |iro|ui,ul lie called it ‘wisliv fireworks atora exploded at Weal turned nver tn tha Elk* for do- Chevrolet from Holler Motor Halet feet our national economy and unified European armv washy" and meuuiugless Monro* today and the tremendous station to underprivileged chil­ far use by the Fire Department. have ■ direct and critical Impart Churchill ami Foreign S i-m i.m The Commission deemed lo hold on otir defense effort." Breaking a week long sdriwo. blast shook the downtown area IS dren. tt'aaltaee* a a ra s a tflaht) Th* union Is asking a 13 rent an Alilhony Ellen hotlld slroilg argil Vlstiinky lold the It N General blocks away. bl hour pay bnoit and other contra incuts for tho same cause from MERCY FLIGHT But an hour after the explosion, FINAL PROMENADE ______ _____________ ____. Negotiations have been going French lendori Monday amid cum Assembly'- fio luilion Pnllllcal Cum MIAMI kB-A Coast Guard heli­ authorities said no one had been Tha American Lesion's fun soion In Pittsburgh hut have made plnints Hist llu- British leader’s tuillee thal Britain, F ra m e anil reported Injured. Five worker* in copter flow two inerey missions Ihe United Slates tool tried to per here Monday, rescuing tn injured ricty, "Tho 40 and Hk will hold its little apparent progress, Um building escaped unhurt. jmsllion lx confusing Ih-lorr Ills Miudo Hie world they had snlimil Philip Murray, president of the Cnnservalive* The blast occurred at 0:30 a, m, hunter In tho Everglades and tak­ final promenade nf the year Wedwerr elci te-l in Hrll(C8T). It demolished a brick build­ ing blood lo an 111 officer aboard a nesday night ut 7)30 o’clock at tlm million-member union, said Mon rulu. Churchill praisid the Euro led a truly revised plan but Legion liut, Joa Walls, Chef Ilu day night that * strike was unavoid­ ing housing the fireworks store, destroyer escort. army Idon ns n slcu toward "searching scrutiny (ails to bring The helicopter waa we, flown by Lt. Gare, announced today. This will able unless ihe Industry agreed lo oran damaged a dairy across the street, Enrnncat) nnily, 1ml now lie seems mil any serious changes " Jam es Dt ‘ uaian demands. be an open supper meeting and Durfee, » , of tipper Derby, and tossed fireworks for several The Western Big Three followed Pa., with Tha present contract expires reluctant. llh Jomes Potte, i t , of Com- all msmbers are requested to bring French official sources reported, up the deadlock in in days of Dac. 31 prospective new members, roerce, Ga., aa crawthan. A fire broke oat after the bleat, however, the! Churchill was willing secret Big Four disariuninenl Hulks They lowered three plot* of blood but fire companies from Monroe to enter a diluted Eiimpenii army with revisions they thought would to Ihe CSS llusa about M miles and Waal Monroe brought the blase plan modelled nn the wartime m meet some Itusslnn objections east of Fort Lauderdale. Later the under control In 30 minutes. None of tho concessions loneernnlit inti of force*, although lie would 1 1 1 officer, LI. J o itM .E . Blisantl, A aeha<# M ated two blocks away not pool llrlllih troops in the army ed major Issues and Ihe West stuck » , of Portsmouth, R. 1., wss trans­ ot damaged, but the children tirnimsed by French Premier Itene to II* demand for creation of a Roman holiday aalvaglng ferred to the Veteran* Administra­ I’levrn—one conlrollrd by an an tam per proof system of Inspection tion Hospital in Coral Gables. a tossed over the area, thorlty higher than any individual nnil conlrnl before agreeing In ban Reluming from (ta missions at ar* popular In many tcnnllaii*# Sin (-■*»■ riaNt l Ihe atom bomb sections In celebrating asa, the helicopter ^refueled and llossla has consistently tlemandThe Lions Club today votsd In "invast" |!0O in the future welfare flaw to the Everglades several agdN ew Year'*. ecl an Immediate loin on atomic KM ALL BUSINESS miles west of Miami where U lo- af Sanford In the form of a donation toward the building of the wcniHin* In secret sessions the WASHINGTON — -/!’> Prodcated William C. M fenberg, H Tourist Recreation Building in Ft, Mellon Park, four powers had agreed to recom­ COAST GUARD MEET dent Truman today win reported The funds will b« turned ovsr to tha Jaycses, tha sponsoring "colisldcrahly cnrirmu-d" nboot mend setting up a 12-nallnn disa rm ­ Helfenberg ...... .* «was huating with twe two The regular annual Board meetorganisation for tho project. tag ef Division Four, Seventh other men when their swamp bu *hortiig<-s that may ament commission—the II security mired ta I muck. Vie Following folks by Jack Stcmpar and Malcolm MarNeill to the nielcriiil* Dwtrlet Coast fluent Auxiliary, became force a number of small manu­ emincil members and Canada- lo unable to walk ause of a effect that the Lions ought to do" wfll ba held a l S P. M. Wednesday waa facturer* out of ImsiniMA and de­ renew folk* on ending the world o n tly broken a r and waa avarythlhg In thslr their power to iron. This demonstration, he said, prive the defense program of arm* race. Harlew Many* -clisted into tii# I ir and ptamota-thr promote to r new building, Would bo made In eo-operallon their services, Tho plan would have combined nrw tourist tour ought to miaou. U.N. commissions nn John Ivey, a Linn and a member with the DoLemt Lions Club and This word came from Telford the I present in n 11ii uni nn m a x lifoh ii of tha City Commission, called local Welfare Board. Taylor, head of the Small Defense COLORED NOTICE Voile William* Jr., told of a tor a vote on the proposal. At a persona who plan to meeting of th* Lions Board of plan whereby 23 blind people In Plants Administration, lifter u POLE CATS participate In tke Christmas Directors, following the regular Beminols County might have mado White House conference with Mr. NEW YORK i/K-Clty Council Truman. parade sponsored by the colored meeting, the donation waa also available to them Braille edition* Prcsldm l Rudnl[#l Halley hns or­ Business and Professional and dered his 11-member staff not to of Readers Digest. approved, Civic Club ar* requested to b» talk (n or associate with news­ Henry Witte told of presentClyde Ramsey, chairman of the »h« comer t f Cypres* Avenue papermen, particularly reportcri tag the Lions trophy for the HemLiana Aid to the Blind Commit’ "II Is mart blessed la give assigned lo City Hall. First Street, not later than lilu a .1^ taa, announced that the Club In taole High School tarn’s best irecetva,! Halley, 38, rode into city office co-operation with tha Florida blocker to Mike Whslchel a t tha In thfe Nov. H elections on a wave Council of the Blind, will pro- Trt-til-Y banquet et the school popularity touched off hv hi* Htota surgical operation* on a oa Friday night. rk as counsel con work for the Renata Th* Lions today enjoyrd a boy and a girl lo correct cross Crime Investigating Committee. turkey dinner with all the trimTha committee /.hearings were eyes. mlngs, served by Mrs, M. D. widely publicised,' by the press, King Lion Cadi Carlton com- Gatchel, Plane for a ladle* night radio and tala vision. mended Mr. Kameey for hla work prognun on Jan. 81 wore anThe gag order waa diacovered *• tho project. E. 8. McCall an- a aaaeed by Xing Lion Carlton, lata Monday. Membera of Hailey'a Imitative plana to bring who stated th at tha d u b will not etaff, formerly friendly, passed rem-DoLand * asaaMna to until Jan. I* due to >A Tallulah’s Maid Christmas Party By Loral Offered To Pay, Enjoyed American Lemon Prosecutor Says I Arguments Heard About Removal Of C . i . Lr Park Palm Trees .Jv-ii.'irisst a i r s ir .r j .r r f i1 O n l y 3.198 Ameri­ cans Arc Listed; UN Holds 132,000 Communist POW3 KEOl'I., Korea, 1 \mcrirnn Hutirr Jet* (mind more than '.'Oil (ommonlsi |ct« over Hurl h» rat Korea today, (ml the Reds « c r r gun shi The Fifth \ir Fitter said a (*« tiring pns-rs n r r r ti-pmlid. "but in alt cases the till'd) 'l i t i s broke •■(( thr nig.igi'iiii-nl as soon as posslldr." Itnr Sabre Jrl pltal I11.Ued not on ills way hoinr. Ilr was rrsriird, unlnlurid, llir Filth said. It did uut say why hr hailed mil. By O II. IV KING MIJNSAN, Korea f Thr Com­ munists liirtird m r r 1 1 the Cnitril Nations liulav a list of II Wi prisniters. tiuJmllog J.IUH American*. I’licy said the list includes all prisoners of the Korean War in ihrtr hands The t' N gave thr Beds a list of I 12.171 Chinese atld North Korean prisoners Geo Matthew II Itidgu a y 's head­ quarters ut Tokyo said it under­ stood Hie Commimtsi list uh IuiIox Mai Gen William F Dean lost eoium.iiuler of Ihe C S I’llli Divi­ sion Dealt lias been missing since the (all nf Car pin 111 .1 dv t'lat • omouiaist newsmen at I'.iitmiin Join said Assm-I.iied t're»s I'buiograpller Frank Noel also was listed lasts wore exi hanged Tuesday when Comttiimist irnee negotiators iitddcnly cnpilututvd in 1 N drmauds The prisoner sulieommit lee leeessril unlit Tluirsdav Rear Allan It F Libby I N memtier of Ihe eommiltee stud the purpose was to study the lists Rug Gen \\ tllr.i 111 I' Nuekols, tt N s|n)kesmnii. rlaboratrd: "The Communist list-, h a i r not ye I been verified They probably include errors, omissions ami poxsildy ficlltlmis addlll'Ui* "E very effort humanly iwisslbln will lie tiitiiln imniedlu'ety l*y the - J I' N Command |q cltrck (lie Rsi The respectiie a n u s of -e n lc e s in the l'luted Slates will notify Hie nevt of kin itilllledliitely on vcnflealloo "I raniio! emphaMze too irongly (I on 11 nurd mi rag-- ligtit 1 Eisenhower Tries Vishinsky T u r n s To Sell Churchill Down W esfs Plan On Unified Army For Disarmament Whip ( ult Di'iilhs Load To Lom'thly Prison Sonlonoo Lions Club Votes To “Invest” $100 In Jaycees Tourist Building a ST I’ACI,, MInn !■ ' h-isky. t:i year old rallriuid 111.n1 •. going lo prison for from 11 to ito vrars lor Ihe Whipping cult death • "I his wife and another woman Curtis l.riMiallib r self admitted leader of llir whippet • pleaded guilty to two chiliges ol 1InmI degree murder Monday He wun iminrdinlely sonlimeed In Judge Clayton I'nrks to serve ..... ' e m live terms of seven to to years in Stillwater I’risoo on i-aeh niiiitl "I u ay iHixsexsed ol Sataiue fury thal night " l.enn-uidei told tho m a rt Tile di'feiuliuit n fe rre il I-■ llu* night of Mel I) when tie infill toil Ihe fatal wounds oil In - ta n ar old wife. Artllfh, mill Mr- 'm i 1 Hal verson. Ill ill llie fl.igi ll.llloli riles lo "drive old the ib ill "I am sane now nod ! ht-lirve was sutir that night exerilit for tu­ mg possessed by Satan,’ la-1111-in­ iter snlrl "G imI inii-iuls no- to plead guilty " A court appointed sanity eommis slim ri'imrtcd 00 Nm JS that he was .suite l.rrmamler was lodieled for -ec end degree murder by a gr.uul lory after the two women died But Ramsey County Attorney Jam es F Lynch rrrnmmcnded acceptance of Ills plea to the lesser 1 barge lie cause "Ifslx disclosed that Ins mind is driinived." Roth Brst and second fo-gnik-gn-c mur linlti first dcr convictions marry life 'ermx In Minncxota, which has no i apltnl punishment In xtnlrmnnls to llir police, t-en tiNnder sulci II hud hern necessary lo whip his wife lieeiuise they had been engaging In abnormal sexual prnrlicci for about six months. Ho said Mrs Italy orsim wax Balled because "she criticised me for bottling my own wife " The cult wax disclosed when Mrs. Halverson win found dead in bed by n physician summoned tn treat hor wound*. Mrs lurontimler died in 1 hospital on tlct 17 Roth beuilngx occurred at Ihe home nf Mrs Marie l)ovle on the St. I’aul mlxklrtx behind drawn blinds I*olice reiwrled four other adult* be­ sides tho l/m nandrrs end seven children lived In the house at tho time. Movie 1 ime Table HIT'/. "When Wolld'i Collide" 1(45 • -3:42 • 5:39 • 7:30 - 9:.1.1 v.a M O V IE l.A N I) • ii "Redllmct for llnnzo" 0:30 Intermission B:22 feature OtOl PRAIRIE LAKE "Seat'd Cargo" detael dtatsllvs syasffht ta ebU- t $ * <« � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1951 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 17, 1951 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 17, 1951. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 17, 1951; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald